Idt it's meant as propaganda towards the masses at all but rather it's meant to spread Murdoch's guiding philosophy to his fans and /pol/acks in general. It reminds me heavily of The Lightning and the Sun in terms of style somehow. It's been a while since I've read that so I could be misremembering.

It was a drag the first couple chapters for me but at chapter 3 it picked up. It feels like a far out sequel to The Wanderer's Choice to me, set in a similar world with the Wanderer becoming the Sacred Clown. Traveling across the land and fighting off these monsters that are metaphors for what he sees as the biggest problems of the white race. Preaching what he's learned to you along the way.

To be honest I feel like there's not much novel he does here other that most people in these circles wouldn't already know. The unique part of his worldview compared to most others in this sphere is his preference for Dionysian over Apollonian nature and that he's not really against what others would call degeneracy.

I would definitely still say it's worth a full read though I enjoyed a lot of moments in the latter half