Pellucidar I: Dünya'nın Merkezinde

Burroughs created a vivid, imaginative world beneath Earth's surface. I'm curious whether this was based on existing myths or purely his imagination.

While the world-building was fascinating, I felt some sections dragged. Was this intentional to build atmosphere or just the writing style?

The story emphasizes adventure and resilience, but I wonder if modern readers connect differently with these themes now.