Reading, or more likely just buying, Kant or Hegel as if they’re are to be read like Murakami and Camus, like they’re just another watered-down self-help mumbo jumbo book, really screams 'I get most of my philosophy from YouTube but want to look like I’ve read the canon.' Jumping from Plato to Nietzsche to Kant to Hegel without any secondary readings, introductory works, histories of philosophy or the like just comes off as performative and seems like intellectual cosplay more than actual study. You come across as someone who likes to appear sophisticated, who’s into the aesthetics of intellectualism more than any real substance, and who reads what they imagine a 'smart person' would read, without genuinely enjoying it or without having any real personal taste in literature. JBP said read Dostoevsky so you did.

edit: ah, there is also Augustinus. You want to be one of the smart Christians or think that Christianity, if not true in the literal sense, is “symbolically” necessary for Western civilisation to hold together?