This novel is a delightful mix of fantasy, fiction, and humor. The protagonist has a hundred names. "Jestus, today. It could be anything tomorrow." (Yes, you read that right.) He seems like a madman, but his words will drive you mad - obscure logic. But then, his actions will make your head spin. This combination is called "obscure-head-spinning logic," which makes the impossible possible, and the possible impossible.

How do you make a billion in five weeks? Don't sweat it; read the first chapter. How do you deal with pirate-cum-rapists? Watch him in action. And gain an extra day in the week in the process. How do you deal with troublesome neighbors? Accept four plastic swastikas from him; the problem auto-solves. Have you ever seen psychiatrists being treated by their patient?! How can you reconfigure the eternal rectangle (yes, rectangle, not triangle, in which heroes and heroines chase each other's tails enthusiastically)? All these secrets are revealed in fun-filled, thrilling, dizzying pages.