The book is divided into various sections, with each section taking off from where the last one finished. Each part is a short story with a pictorial illustration at the end.  I like this because it makes the story look very intriguing and short to read. The book presents us with humor that feels so satisfying and at some times full of pity. Take for instance, when he first got to work without pants; it felt funny, but I pitied him for his lack of remembrance. The character is considered a comical man, with each adventure being covered hilariously. Though the way Anthony Zen responds to life problems might not be quite relatable, some parts, like his parents embarrassing him, is one that is widely experienced. Apart from that, I see him as an easy-going and carefree character who does not have to worry much about certain things since he does not care about the outcome. While reading The Surreal Adventures Of Anthony Zen, I laughed a lot and even had to re-read some sentences to laugh all over. It was undeniably entertaining and one I would love to go through again.