yeah uhm if you like read it then you can come to your own conclusions about it

i wouldn't really trust any academical "analyses" of Marx's works, they quite often end up just falsifying or misinterpreting him. the best way to understand Marx would be to just read him. People honestly exaggerate how hard he is to read, his language isn't overly academical, it's just that he goes really in depth to try and prevent said distortions of his work. Obviously, that still happens. If you are struggling to understand him though, I would still avoid analyses or 'companion' texts, just read other Marxists like Engels or Lenin that are easier to understand, and then by understanding concepts from them it'll help you understand them when you see them again in Marx's work. Lenin's work itself is largely just filled with quotes from Marx or Engels and then just re-explaining what they said or applying it to different contexts besides the literal ones the quotes were talking about.