The book 'Extremely Superficial Madness' explores a phase where individuals abandon their lives for a completely unrelated one. It reveals the notion of living dead, where outward appearances may seem lively, but with time, withering becomes evident.

The joy of life includes experiencing moments of madness, daring to venture even if the extent of survival is unknown, be it a day, a year, or several years. The essential aim is to seize every second as desired. A passion drives us towards danger and the unknown, until waking up blind and disappointed. Madness was never meant to be superficial; it's intended to be like fire—sharp and blazing.

However, there exists an extremely superficial madness that overtakes a person who fails to calculate steps and results, enveloped by ignorance and unconsciousness. This kind of madness turns bitter and aggressive, akin to a fierce fighter consuming everything in its path and attacking anyone attempting to approach.