Drager van het witte goud

The detailed setting really drew me in, but I wonder how much of it was mapped out beforehand versus developed during writing.

His decisions often felt morally gray, which made me question what I’d do in his place. Am I the only one who found this unsettling yet compelling?

Some chapters were packed with battles, while others delved into scheming. I’m curious if this was a conscious choice to keep the story dynamic.