La città dei sogni

The witty tone makes the story feel fresh, but I wondered if that was a conscious choice to make the historical themes more accessible. Did the author aim to blend lightheartedness with deeper social commentary?

Watching her challenge societal norms while finding love was inspiring, but I wonder if others felt the same sense of growth or if it felt too idealized.

The Regency era is always rich with potential, but I'm curious what specific historical details or events motivated the choice of setting for this romance.