What an end to one, possibly, the best fantasy series I've ever read. What so impressed me about this series was Lee's ability to grow a myopic gangster-fantasy into a sprawling, multi-generational novel about a singular family's changing dynamics within the, very relevant, context of the politics of globalization, inherited trauma, the importance of cultural heritage and neoliberal economics. What began as something that was a more insular, surface level (albeit very very enjoyable) book, expanded into a series that transcends genre fiction.