De harteloze jager

The world feels so vivid and unique; I wonder whether the author built it from real places or let the story shape the setting organically.

Her moral gray areas made me think deeply about what it really means to be 'good' or 'bad.' Did others struggle with whether her actions were justified?

Sometimes the story felt quite intense, but then there were brief glimpses of light that kept me going. Was that contrast deliberate?