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I just finished reading this book after being aware of its existence for quite some time. I once saw it being enthusiastically praised on /lounge/ (or maybe 4-ch.net). I enjoyed getting a glimpse of how life used to be in late 1960s japan, but I thought it read too much like an eroge at parts. The MC is exactly like an eroge protagonist: stoic, quiet, smart, exceptionally good at pleasing women, and had even amassed himself a harem by the end of the novel. It felt a bit masturbatory, too. But like I said, it was enjoyable, I didn't hate it or anything, just felt a bit juvenile. What did you guys think?
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I read 4-5 of Murakamis bookz and really do like him. While this book was my first of him, my memory is a little faint to remember most of its content. I did enjoy it whatsoever. His writing is easy and his story is some what realism-magical. I can say that this was imo teh worst book if him i read and my fav would be The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle.
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Completely pointless drag; ironic and very Murakami for his worst work to be the most popular one.
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