Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Ah, Buddhism with extra Californian cheese and heart-breaking first-world problems

This book is certainly not without its fine points of wisdom, mostly recycled, but you have to grind your way through layers and layers of cheese before you get to them. At the end, it won't leave a good taste in your mouth.It is hard to sympathize or relate to the woes of the main character who is a born world class champion without really trying, without having to sleep, rich enough to do and travel wherever he wants since his freshman year, doesn't have to study ever, can basically seduce and have any girl he ever wants on a whim and still is chosen among millions apparently by a Zen master of unlimited power to be trained into perfection. His trials and anguishes to "find himself"and his obsession with his happiness while giving zero concern to the welfare of the world at large are truly heartbreaking first-world problems.It doesn't help that the author is a mediocre writer at best. Take a pass on this one.