>>25315231
yes
this is why blackpillers get the rope

I'm basically the underground man if he was 6'5l4 and got a decent amount of pussy despite being a horrible coward

>>25315231
It's good although it was Brothers K that really blasted my ass with pure liquid kino

>>25315231
Funniest dost book by far, loved it

>>25315252
My last novel of his for a while. You lads weren’t lying, it’s magnificent. Also his second funniest, but idk hotd is also pretty damn hilarious. What a Funny Russian bastard.

>>25315252
>>25315262
>It's good although it was Brothers K that really blasted my ass with pure liquid kino

Ive read 1/6th of crime and punishment and he just murked the old lady. Up until now I liked Notes from the Chud better. I dont know but obliterating a hags face with an axe for money isnt something I can relate to let alone believe someone capable of that brutality would have the capacity to feel bad about it. Is it gonna get better? If I dislike C&P is it worth reading Brothers Karamazov ?

>>25315274
desu I dropped C&P, maybe I wasn't in the mood, later read The Idiot, then Underground, then Brothers K and I loved them, I will probably try C&P again.

>>25315274
Not every character needs to be relatable.

You don't think anyone has every felt bad about killing someone? Keep reading. His motives were deeper than money

>>25315363
>You don't think anyone has every felt bad about killing someone?
Not if they commit murder for ulterior motives in a gruesome way. They don't feel bad.

>>25315274
>muh relatability
reality tv and anime are more your speed

>>25315262
The humor is underrated in TBK, Ivan's stiff arm and Alyosha's handsfree orgasm were actually hilarious fucking passages.

>>25315231
it's really good, yeah

>>25315231
I'm like the Underground Man, except dumber and more boring. Sometimes I wish I was in his shoes

>>25315252
This. Ivan's penultimate chapter might be the most kino thing Dosto has ever written.

>>25316854
>Alyosha's handsfree orgasm
Huh?