Les Seigneurs de l'Instrumentalité, III : Norstralie

The setting feels so vividly imagined, especially the concept of the 'strom' and the planet's culture. I'm curious if the author drew from real-world history or created it entirely from imagination.

The book balances humor with deeper themes about power and greed. I wonder if the tone was intentionally designed to make the critique more impactful.

The contrast between the old ways and the futuristic setting made me think about how societies evolve or resist change. Did the author intend to comment on real-world cultural clashes?