Señor de la guerra: Ángel negro

The detailed historical backdrop really immerses the reader, and I'm curious whether it was based on specific events or more of a general era vibe.

The moral ambiguity adds layers to the story, but I kept wondering if I was supposed to sympathize with him or see him as a villain.

The story feels authentic but also highly dramatic, so I wonder what was the process behind blending these aspects seamlessly.