The Wizard's Butler

It's a fresh take on fantasy that shifts the focus from powerful wizards to everyday service. I wonder what led to this unique perspective.

The setting felt like a lived-in, inviting place, which is rare in fantasy. I'm curious if the author envisioned this as a series or a standalone world.

It kept the story grounded yet intriguing. Wondering whether this contrast was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.