This trilogy is perhaps one of my most terrible and pessimistic social dystopias. And in its first part there is almost no “action” that is traditional for me. But there is a lot of almost annoying realism - yes, I really believe that this is exactly how everything can happen if... If, as in fact in all dystopias, you don’t start right now to counteract the existing globalist System of controlling humanity. And let the world of an alternative reality be shown through the eyes fashion designer - that is, from a very specific point of view - this hardly makes the horror of what was accomplished by those who took it upon themselves to decide for billions of people what they should be like and how they should live less.