Messages From The Depths Of The Earth

The novel clearly tends to express existential philosophy, and some consider it the first existential novel. And the hero's perceptions of the characters surrounding him, which he painted and may be otherwise. The man is very pessimistic. The darkness and mist in the scenes reminded me of scary Kafka books, as if you were in a real miserable and dark basement trying to finish quickly and get out of the book not for the suspense it contains because it is not, but for the suffocation you feel from the writer's pessimism about this world Before reading, take a compass, and read about Dostoevsky's thought Before opening one of his books...and then read slowly, "I am a sick man...I am a wicked man....I am rather an alienated man." But this novel is bleak to an abnormal degree, the events are few, the self-talk is very long and repetitive, even in the beautiful relationship, he overlooks the positive aspects and turns it with his excessive whispering and intimidation into a bad, dirty and evil relationship.