Yeruldelgger

The setting feels so vivid and unique compared to typical crime novels. I'm curious whether the location was chosen for its atmosphere or its cultural richness.

While I loved the immersion, I wondered if those sections could have been condensed without losing depth. What did others think about the balance between plot and setting?

The cultural themes add a lot of depth, but I was curious whether this tension is based on real issues in Mongolia or a fictionalized element to enhance the mystery.