Review Detail of dashhydrogen in Roman Academy

Alright. I'm gonna put my serious hat on for this one. I'm a fan of the authors previous work, Time Travellers Guide to Feudal Japan, and decided to pick this one up because he recommended it. Had a chat and ended up buying the whole thing. He's selling it on his patreon for a dollar but I got it through PayPal and sent five as a little treat, and let me tell you, even five dollars is too little for this. I read books for a bit of a meme, wanting to get excited by overpowered characters doing crazy stuff. But this book gave me way more than that. The plot is captivating. The main character is hilarious. It's dark, and at times makes me feel uncomfortable. To be honest, it makes me feel a tonne of stuff. I came expecting a book, and what I got was far more than that. I enjoyed every bit of it and learned so much in the process. I read a bit of philosophy at college, and I don't lie when I say this book is like this generations Thus Spake Zerathustra. I love everything about it. It's a crime that he's selling it for a dollar. It needs to be in a book shop, and on the best sellers list. Through relatable characters I've been introduced to some useful ideas and I feel like a more confident person because of it. For the first time, I understand myself better. Damn, this ended up being long as ****, but Nick Alderson man, you've just earned a fan for life. Respect bro, you're a damn genius.