El día antes de la revolución (Ilustrados)

The world-building feels so layered and convincing—I'm curious whether specific historical events influenced this setting or if it was entirely imagined.

Their moral dilemmas added so much depth, but I kept wondering whether their decisions felt realistic or overly idealized.

The story's tension seemed to ebb and flow—I'm trying to understand if this was intentional to deepen character development or just a pacing issue.