Ender's Shadow

A masterpiece, three books, three stories. And this story is the most peculiar, showing a completely different side from a different perspective. In the first two games. Ender is an almost perfect man, wise, brave and perseverant. He dares to fight but is always kind. He has been wandering in the universe for thousands of years and has become the two sides of the mythical good and evil. In this work, Douzi, a person with an IQ even higher than Ender, a genetically modified person, is closer to a mortal. This is the story that happened behind the legend of Ender, forgotten in the shadows.

I like this book. I personally think it is more exciting than Ender's Game. Douzi's character is very full-bodied. I like him very much as a character who hides behind the scenes and "hide his fame and fortune". Douzi's emotional development was also very attractive to me, especially the brotherly relationship between him and Nikolai, which really made me cry in the end. I envy Douzi for meeting such a good brother and slowly learning to love and be loved. (Actually, I think Nikolai is very similar to me. I like Nikolai very much, but it's a pity that there is not much space)

Super exciting, second brush, but still don't know what to say. When others doubted the nature of human beings, Douzi didn't hear it, but he still guessed it himself. This seven-year-old child has a heart that can accommodate all things like the universe. He feels guilty for the demise of the Zerg race, but it also shows that in his heart, he misses Pork more. He loves everyone around him and has the ability to protect everyone around him. He seems to be a bystander, and he seems to be everywhere. Maybe people with real abilities are as lonely as him and Ender. Although their loneliness is different, it is also a temper that ordinary people cannot bear. I hope that Douzi in the story will not cry anymore, even if it is tears of happiness, forget those unhappiness and live well.

Douzi is Ender's shadow. They are similar but different at the same time. They are both smart and have the same powerful abilities, but Ender is kinder and his psychological quality is a little worse than Douzi. Douzi has been indifferent to life and death because he has been wandering on the streets since he was a child. His insight and analysis are very strong, even better than Ander's. His instinct is to survive. What makes Ander better than Douzi is his leadership ability, his appeal, and his ability to easily gain the trust of others. Socially speaking, he is better than Douzi, but in terms of ability and school entrance test scores, Douzi is higher than Ander. They are all excellent, they are all geniuses among geniuses, but they are better than each other in some aspects.

Fascinating. There is no doubt that this book is perfect. Even though it describes the world, people and things of the first part, it has a completely different feeling. This is the first half of the life of a short genius. He gave a lot, learned about love, and finally found a family. I love this book and its world.

Ender is like a sharp knife that pierces the heart of the enemy, and Douzi is like the scabbard, containing the sharpness of the knife and increasing its power... Douzi is very smart and lucky, but it is particularly distressing...

The part where Douzi assists Ander is really too tense and sentimental. The pressure is huge and you have to hide it and comfort Ander😭😭very reliable and very delicious

Re-examining "Ender's Game" from a bean perspective. The story not only tells the story of Douzi's growth, but also shows readers the charm of Ender. Ender's sensitive and delicate heart and his outstanding leadership skills are the real reason why he became the commander-in-chief, and they are also the source of Ender's pain. Poor Ender [crying] Douzi is also a very powerful little adult who always sees opportunities. It is really satisfying to finally have a family. In the end, he did not tell whether Douzi could live longer. Anyway, he hoped that Douzi could live a long life. Compared with "Ender's Game", this book is better to read, many events are clearer, and Douzi's battle of wits and courage with the instructor is not as frustrating as Ender's. Of course, I like the "Speaker of the Dead" book the best.

If you have read Ender's Game, you must read this book. It can be used as a supplement to the first book. From the perspective of Douzi, the whole story is described more fully. I personally think it is more exciting than the first book [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

As Ender's shadow, Douzi is as closely connected to real people as a real shadow, and he also knows many things that Ender doesn't know, but he is a real person, from his last tears, from his revenge for Poco, from his birth!

After comparing the two and filling in the details, the two stories echo each other and become even more exciting.

It's really good. It's much better and more exciting than "Ender's Game", but it doesn't give me a more shocking feeling than "Ender's Game". Maybe it's because Douzi knows everything, so my main perspective is on Ender. I thought the ending was a little rushed and simple, or it didn't meet my expectations. The plot had already become calm before my mood eased. I still couldn't calm down after reading it for so long.

Very exciting, Douzi is very smart and rational, free from the outside, and a wise person next to him. Oh my gosh, it's so well written. There seem to be 12 books in the Ender series. I hope to see other exciting books.

This book allowed me to see the story behind Ender, and the presence of the shadow made the whole story richer. Just like Shikamaru in "Naruto", he always silently supports the protagonist from behind. Although he is inconspicuous, he is indispensable. The description of the children in trouble in the book is very realistic, reminding me of the children in "Lord of the Flies". This discussion of growth and humanity always resonates with me.

Beans are like a ruler, measuring human nature and wisdom. He always knew what the best option was, but he still chose to be human and not just an artificially intelligent creature.

It is still strongly recommended to read this book after reading "Ender's Game", because only then can you have a deeper understanding of why the protagonist is called Ender's shadow even though he is a bean. As expected, I still prefer beans to Ender. Because I think his image is more three-dimensional and fuller. Bean is always Ender's strongest supporter. But their relationship didn't develop as deeply as I thought. This still makes me a little regretful. I found "Ender's Game" in our school library and finished reading "Ender's Game" and "Ender's Shadow". It's a pity that the representative of death was not found. So I didn't read that one. I recently discovered that I no longer have the ability to concentrate on reading. So I went back to read Ender's Shadow, which I had read most enthusiastically before. The reason why I read it in such a short time was because I borrowed the physical book from the school library and read the physical book during school hours, and read it on my mobile phone at home. After reading it, I still want to read it again, but I think I should finish reading Agent of Death now and then start it again. I'm now interested in Death Agent again because of other people's comments.

Douzi is not the protagonist, but his tenacity attracted me. This book is really good.

So excellent Sci-fi masterpiece Ender's Game trilogy

Good-looking, very good-looking, extremely good-looking

Second favorite sci-fi series sequel

It's quite good. I can only watch this one out of the three.

A wonderful addition to the first Ender's Game, both Ender and Beans are great!