World of Trouble

The detective’s choices often blurred the lines between right and wrong, which made me question what I would do in his place. Did this moral complexity add depth or overwhelm the story?

The world feels eerily plausible, and I wonder if the author drew from real-world issues or created this environment purely from imagination. How did the setting influence the story’s tone?

The plot kept me guessing while also immersing me in this bleak future. I’m curious whether the mystery was always meant to be central or if it evolved during writing.