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Subarashiki Hibi ~Furenzoku Sonzai~
This is a rather complex novel due to its intricate structure, abundance of philosophical reflections, and references to classical literature; however, in my opinion, these are not its strong points.
The narrative is divided into a prologue and six chapters, all of which depict events from the same period through the eyes of different characters, gradually revealing more details of the plot.
Down the Rabbit-Hole I
The prologue is important for understanding the concept but isn't very interesting. At this point, I considered giving up reading it.
Down the Rabbit-Hole II
Here, finally, an intriguing element appeared, along with the desire to continue reading.
It's My Own Invention
This is the peak of this novel. There was a lot of interesting, disgusting, creepy, funny, and simply amusing content – everything mixed together in the colors of the main character’s madness.
Looking-Glass Insects
A short chapter that left more questions than answers. But overall, it served as a good addition to what had already been read.
Jabberwocky I
With this chapter, the decline in satisfaction from reading began, caused by the lack of mystery and intrigue present in previous chapters.
Which Dreamed It
Deus ex machina is not my thing. A complete disappointment.
Jabberwocky II
An addendum to the previous chapter. An amazing and somewhat inappropriate happy ending for such a seemingly dark novel.
6.5/10, could have been much better. Deep philosophical reflections are certainly fine, but that's not why I read. In this regard, I would have preferred the ending after the second or third chapter – the novel would have ended at its peak, and I wouldn't have had to tediously finish the second half.
Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds
Obviously, I didn’t fully explore the potential of this game and didn’t try playing it on higher difficulties, trying to understand all the nuances of the mechanics, but I think it’s fair to give it a low score because I didn’t feel like doing so. I wouldn’t play it without a gamepad.
3.5/10
This is a rather complex novel due to its intricate structure, abundance of philosophical reflections, and references to classical literature; however, in my opinion, these are not its strong points.
The narrative is divided into a prologue and six chapters, all of which depict events from the same period through the eyes of different characters, gradually revealing more details of the plot.
Down the Rabbit-Hole I
The prologue is important for understanding the concept but isn't very interesting. At this point, I considered giving up reading it.
Down the Rabbit-Hole II
Here, finally, an intriguing element appeared, along with the desire to continue reading.
It's My Own Invention
This is the peak of this novel. There was a lot of interesting, disgusting, creepy, funny, and simply amusing content – everything mixed together in the colors of the main character’s madness.
Looking-Glass Insects
A short chapter that left more questions than answers. But overall, it served as a good addition to what had already been read.
Jabberwocky I
With this chapter, the decline in satisfaction from reading began, caused by the lack of mystery and intrigue present in previous chapters.
Which Dreamed It
Deus ex machina is not my thing. A complete disappointment.
Jabberwocky II
An addendum to the previous chapter. An amazing and somewhat inappropriate happy ending for such a seemingly dark novel.
6.5/10, could have been much better. Deep philosophical reflections are certainly fine, but that's not why I read. In this regard, I would have preferred the ending after the second or third chapter – the novel would have ended at its peak, and I wouldn't have had to tediously finish the second half.
Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds
Obviously, I didn’t fully explore the potential of this game and didn’t try playing it on higher difficulties, trying to understand all the nuances of the mechanics, but I think it’s fair to give it a low score because I didn’t feel like doing so. I wouldn’t play it without a gamepad.
3.5/10