Circo Máximo: La ira de Trajano

The depiction of ancient Rome felt vivid and authentic, but I wonder how much was adapted for narrative flow. Did the author prioritize historical detail or character development?

His internal conflicts and leadership challenges made me empathize deeply, but I wonder if others felt the same sense of intimacy with a historical figure.

The subtle power plays kept me hooked, even during quieter moments. Was this deliberate to highlight the political complexity of the time?