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Sōseki's reflections feel timeless, but I'm curious how contemporary readers interpret the protagonist's internal struggles. Do you see parallels with today’s identity questions?

The book's quiet tone and minimalistic style create a powerful atmosphere. I wonder if this was based on traditional Japanese literary aesthetics or a personal choice by the author.

The story unfolds gradually, almost like a meditation. I'm interested if others found the pacing contemplative or sometimes too slow.