綠島

The way the narrative shifts between family struggles and Taiwan's political upheaval felt seamless. I'm curious about what inspired that storytelling choice.

Their personal journeys felt so authentic, but I wondered how much of that was based on real stories or research. Did anyone else feel emotionally invested in their fates?

The island's history plays such a vital role, and I'm interested in how the author chose Green Island specifically and how much research went into portraying it.