Acacia: La guerre du Mein

The world-building feels incredibly layered, with a lot of political intrigue. I wonder what inspired the intricate system of alliances and conflicts.

The characters' choices and sacrifices really resonated with me, but some moments made me uneasy — was that intentional to reflect the brutality of war?

The detailed world-building made the story feel so immersive. I’m curious whether the author drew inspiration from real-world histories or mythologies.