>decide to read a book which I really wanted to >10 pages

>>7788110
>two editions of the same book
>the blurb for one: "will the characters save the Emperor in time?"
>the blurb for the other: "The Emperor is Dead."
It was a children's historical novel, but God damn was it annoying.

>people die
Cry me a river fag

>>7788110

the introduction to anna karenina spoiled the ending for me. i dont give a shit if the book is 150 years old why you do dis to me dimmy?

That's why you never read introductions until you read the story duh

>reading for plot

>>7788110
Lmfao

tank u anon

>>7788110
Just don't read the fucking intro, dumbass.

>>7788723
this

>>7788386
It did for me as well, but said 'spoiled' event was made no less powerful I think. There's so much more to AK than the plot.

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>>7788110
>decide to read
>grab book
>dunno
>cut your shelf
>??¿??
>PROPHET

>>7788110
>>7788386
>he reads for plot
What are you even doing on /lit/ if you are this plebeian? There is no reason you should give a shit about knowing a character's fate unless you are literally reading genre-fiction, in which case get off my board.