There’s a distinct mature undertone here. It feels less like a power fantasy and more like a "what if" scenario for anyone who has ever felt stuck in their career or daily routine. Why You Should Read It
With that, the being vanished, leaving Kaito to ponder his new reality. There’s a distinct mature undertone here
Since the title implies a “choice” at age 35, a feature could: the being vanished
The story begins with our protagonist, a 35-year-old office worker, stuck in a monotonous routine. His life is a series of unfulfilling days, filled with the drudgery of work and the isolation of his personal life. He feels like he's just going through the motions, with no sense of purpose or excitement. a 35-year-old office worker