战争与和平

The novel seamlessly blends the lives of individuals with the backdrop of war. I'm curious whether this structure was deliberate from the start or evolved during writing.

The book's vast cast makes it rich but also challenging to keep track of. How did readers manage to stay engaged with so many storylines?

Tolstoy's insights on fate, free will, and morality are profound. I wonder if these ideas were influenced by his personal beliefs or the historical context.