Xógum - A Gloriosa Saga do Japão

The rich historical backdrop adds so much depth to the characters' struggles. I'm curious if the author had a specific event or era that sparked this choice.

While the story is captivating, some elements felt a bit stereotypical. Did others find this challenging or thought it added to the historical realism?

The intricate details made the world feel authentic, but I wonder what was prioritized—strict accuracy or narrative flow?