后来的事

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.