守護妳

The shifting viewpoints added layers of tension, but I wonder if it also made it harder to connect with certain characters. Did anyone else feel that way?

The way the characters invade each other's lives felt very timely and chilling. Did anyone else find themselves questioning how much privacy is truly possible these days?

The mundane yet creepy atmosphere made the story feel very real. I'm curious whether the author drew from real places or created this setting from imagination.