Il signore dei demoni

The tone balances epic battles with lighthearted moments perfectly. I'm curious whether this was a conscious choice or evolved naturally during writing.

Every location and character seemed so vivid. I wonder how much of the world was mapped out beforehand versus developed as the story progressed.

It’s a classic trope, but this book gives it a fresh spin. I’d love to know what led to that particular villain choice and how it shapes the hero’s journey.