This is a masterpiece and the author is such a genius... i'm completely astounded by the writing, knowledge and imagination(experience) of the creator of these worlds!
It's tormenting but exciting to see how texts on the screen are struggling to break their limits through this experiment - texts run wild, completely get out of control, strangling the reader due to their inability to swallow the avalanche of words and their meanings. Texts alone could bring forth the greatest of all chaos. (However, it might as well be the other way around, as the texts are strangled/muffled/disappeared so quickly since we're unable to embrace them in time...ok i'm not making sense here)
Meanwhile, it's just interesting how much the story itself invites readers to think (the mystery/detective elements), while beneath a largely philosophical/religious backdrop, all actions of thinking (from the characters, or from the reader) seems futile and inconsequential. But it's cathartic, I guess.
(Can't wait for ArcII ~