刈鐮

The world-building feels so unique and gritty — I wonder what led to the decision to make the environment so resource-scarce and creative.

The protagonist's journey felt very personal and relatable, even in such a bizarre setting. Did that resonate with others too?

There’s a lot of tension between relying on family and wanting to forge one’s own path. I’d love to hear others’ thoughts on how this was portrayed.