La città bianca: La stirpe di Gengis Khan

The blend of real history and fiction creates a vivid world, but I wonder how much was planned versus evolved during writing. Was it challenging to balance accuracy with storytelling?

His decisions often felt both ruthless and strategic, making me question whether he's a hero or a product of his time. How did others interpret his character?

The detailed world-building and political intrigue drew me in, but I'm curious what sparked the idea to focus on this particular empire and era.