If there is a phenomenon of interesting reading, then M. Urzhakov’s novel is an example of this. And just by how dashingly one line of Lady Diana Spencer (the same one) is twisted, it’s worth it. And the geographical boundlessness of the narrative: from the hot spots of European capitals rotting from satiety to the blossoming of North Korea under the life-giving rays of the Jukhche teachings. Yes, yes, Kim Il Sung is also one of the characters. Just like Slava Butusov with Umka (Umetsky), Shevchuk from “DDT” and others, right down to the real (once from life) and symbolic (once from the Soviet past) foreman of the internal troops Urumbek Mamengaliev, softened under the kumar of Far Eastern hemp.< /p>