So far, it's quite intriguing and unique. The AI technology might be unconventional, but that's part of what we're looking for, so it's acceptable. The main characters, ML and FL, haven't fully connected yet, but they've already embarked on their journey together. The story has provided us with a clear context from the beginning. I appreciate that the relationship between them won't develop instantly; instead, it will evolve naturally, which adds depth and realism to the narrative, something I prefer in this genre. The story has made a promising start, albeit a bit ambiguous, as most beginnings tend to be. I'll update my thoughts later.
ML is undeniably toxic. He openly admits that in a fit of rage upon being betrayed by his sister-in-law, he would have harmed his own infant child. This level of anger is completely absurd. Furthermore, he holds FL responsible for actions her brother took, which isn't exactly illogical or unreasonable, unfortunately.
There was real telling moment in the book about child surviving abuse in this book. Then the Rori responded and reacted. You literally crawled into this little girl world. Yes even though she survived there’s still scars
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