In resolution, he engaged so much in his reading, that he spent the night reading clearly, and the days of murky in murky, and thus, of the little sleep and much read, his brain dried up, in a way That came to lose his judgment. Fill the fantasy of everything that I read in the books, like this, such as pendencies, battles, challenges, wounds, requirements, loves, storms and impossible nonsense, and settled in such a way in the imagination that all that machine of those dreaming inventions that he read, that for him there was no more true story in the world.
In a quest for knowledge, the character became deeply immersed in reading, spending countless nights engrossed in various stories while neglecting sleep during the day. This intense devotion to literature led to a deterioration of his mental faculties, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy. Over time, his judgment suffered as he became consumed by the narratives he encountered, which created vivid images in his mind.
As the protagonist lost touch with the real world, he became convinced that the fantastical adventures found in his books were as genuine as life itself. The tales of bravery, romance, and conflict dominated his thoughts, leading him to prioritize fictional narratives over actual experiences. Through this obsession, his imagination transformed into a realm where impossible scenarios appeared more viable than the truth, illustrating the power literature holds over perception.