Sycamore Row in Korean ("sogjoenamu 1")

Sycamore Row weaves legal suspense with intimate character moments. I'm curious if the focus shifted during writing or was planned from the start.

The book raises tough questions about justice and integrity that felt very personal. I wonder if others found themselves rethinking their views on right and wrong.

The detailed backdrop adds so much flavor to the story. Was this based on real places or purely fictional, and how did that influence the storytelling?