End of Eden

Their motivations felt nuanced rather than purely good or evil, which added depth to the story. I'm curious what inspired this approach.

The tension escalated fast, and I wondered if that was intentional or a result of pacing choices. What was your experience as a reader?

It all felt very layered, from the history to the rules of the angels and demons. I'm interested in whether the author planned this extensive lore or developed it as they wrote.