A book I don't want to read

I read the book "At the Last Minutes of Life." It is a very difficult book to read. It's just that. Maybe you're passionate about it, but it's just a realistic story. We speak realistically from the point of view of the choice of actions we can take in the face of death. The reason for writing this is not because of the content of the book.

The reason I bought this book is what is called viral marketing. At one point, book reviews about this book kept popping up on social media and YouTube, so at first I thought it was a good book, but I felt very sad to learn that it was a form of sharing by the same people. grouping.

Oh, you are done. Is this viral marketing? I feel worse about facts than books. I do not know. I feel like I'm doing voice phishing. Currently, the YouTube pages and channels associated with it have been unsubscribed. I read books because it's a waste of money, but lately it is the first book I haven't read to the end.

The emergence of various marketing methods is inevitable in capitalist societies. However, I personally find it absurd to implement viral marketing in this way, which I find relatively pure.

Going forward, I was told that I should focus on books that have proven hundreds of years, especially classics. As I write this, I feel a little excited. I want to use it harder, but I don't think it will help me much, so I'll get it over with.