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This book started off really promising for me. Really loved the eeriness that reminds me of the movie 'Level 16' and also seeing how someone would act once they were stripped off of things that made them 'human'. (Does having a privacy while doing your business in the toilet the only thing that made you human? Does it really matter?).

Everything was nice up to the point where the MC explored the world alone. I feel like there was a void space between when she was still with those women and when she was alone? She was not supposed to know anything of the world, yet she knew a lot? But at the same time she didn't? It got a bit confusing there because I feel like her intelligence was not supposed to be on that level, considering how she's never seen a civilization before. Even though she spent a lot of time with other women, I believe it was still impossible to reach that level of intelligence she has at the end of the book. This is a shame because this book would've been more thought-provoking if they had kept the MC as someone who's 'not knowing'.