/lit/ - Literature

>>19333696
A 3-book-long scathing criticism of the stupidity of the human race. But actually the whole series is mind-blowing. Book one is indeed a bit slow, but very much worth your time. I actually enjoyed book three the most. It just keeps getting more and more massive in scope to the point where it stops being a story about the earth and becomes a story about the entire universe.

Truly a fantastic series.

>>18615176
I loved all three remembrance books. Would you recommend ball lightning? It focuses on the physicist who first makes contact with the droplet right? I forget his name, Chinese names are hard

>>18615299
>>18615303
I actually liked dark forest the least. The ideas in it were great but the pacing was so brutally monotonous. I struggled to get through the first half. Death's End was fucking incredible though. I've never read through such a long book so quickly. But yeah what's her name was absolutely infuriating. He actually stoked some misogyny within me just by reading it lol