I found out about this 1500-page book by an author I’ve never heard of on the shelf of a BookTuber and I was instantly intrigued because of its size. I of course always love big and massive books, especially obscure books as I don’t really see anyone talking about it except for a few articles online so I bought the first volume, it just feels special you know. But it turned out to be not what I thought of, just right off the bat I couldn’t understand what was going on, it was all full of digressions into philosophical things (and everything) everywhere and I was just lost. I’ve only read like 120 pages before having to give it up, should I read more? and what are your thoughts about this book?
by Bacn1998ButnoButok
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Honestly there’s only one way to describe it. It’s a book. It plays upon the upmost thoughts and feelings of the mind. It’s a hefty read in length but definitely feels like ballet in the brain. I found it to be interesting but a lot of people don’t. I’d say if you have the time to read it then you should. Though from most others opinions it was either an intellectual masterpiece they loved or a garbage book and had basically no in between.