Cieli di Cornovaglia + spin-off Le due sorelle

The historical details add so much flavor to the story. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for its romance or for a specific social commentary.

Their banter and sparks felt genuine, but I wondered how much of that was planned versus spontaneous. Did the author draw from personal experiences or research?

It felt like a lighthearted romp but also touched on deeper issues of identity and class. Did others find this contrast effective or jarring?