Does reading fiction make you a better person?

I have been an otaku throughout my life. I am always reading "Children" during the holidays in the corner, talking about Jo March and Ponyboy. I read Catherine Patterson till late at night before going to bed and have a vivid memory of my 8 or 9 year old.

Over the past few years I have tried to read as much as possible to be a better person. You might ask yourself, read how to make you better. It is easy, reading gives you access to what you thought of before, and the experience you might never have. By reading the appropriate materials, you can deepen your understanding of the world and other people. Once you understand how things work, you can make them work for you; knowing others improves your relationship and reduces your self centrality

Can you deepen understanding of others by reading a novel? of course not. Even if you really want to read Brooklyn writers trying to understand the meaning of being a Brooklyn writer and a person, this is a very silly idea, but may be a bit dubious , This is what I have done before. . Since the research showed that exposure to this kind of literature was helpful in improving the theory of mind ("mental state - belief, intention, desire, pretense, knowledge, etc. -), The intentions and opinions that can be attributed to people's beliefs are different from themselves

If you do not benefit from psychological cognitive games, why are you not good at reading literary novels?

Reading will also improve you. At the subconscious level, the reader mimics characters written on paper. Fictitious people influence in a mysterious way. Even if you complete the book, you will still consider the characters and what they have experienced. You try to become like them. You want to be them. Now, how many times did you want the owl to give up the invitation to the magical school through your window? Or may you imagine yourself being an agent recruited by a top secret spy agency? Or are you even a famous gangster and even even wearing green to steal the rich to the poor or the poor?