This book is full of bad decisions, various descriptions of personhood, corrupted AI deities, unexplained shady governments, mechas, and oddly appealing random food descriptions. No, seriously - it’s a wild ride. Think of smashing the tone of Tamsyn Muir's Locked Tomb Series and Neon Yang's The Genesis of Misery together and you’ll have a decent grasp on the tone of the entire book.

To give the main character, Sunai, at least some credit they are self-aware to identify that they are making bad decisions they just continue on with them anyways. Despite being character driven this is a book with plenty of overlapping perspectives (especially near the end) that I definitely expect to be confusing for people! If you got through Harrow though I have faith in you.