光と闇のはざまで (ソフトバンク文庫)

The story is quite intense and gritty at times, but there are also tender moments that add depth. I'm curious how the author navigates this contrast to keep readers emotionally engaged.

His actions are often ruthless, but there's a layered sense of vulnerability too. I kept wondering if he's meant to be a straightforward villain or a more nuanced character.

The world-building feels so vivid and immersive. I'm interested in what sparked the idea for this universe—was it from traditional mythology, personal imagination, or a mix of both?