Ender's Game

Ender knew that sometimes a lie was more believable than the truth. He is a child, but more than just a child. He was afraid of his brother Peter because Peter always wanted to kill him. His sister Valentine loved him unreservedly, so in order to protect his sister from the Zerg, he joined the Team Academy. There, everything can only be solved by oneself. They want to train Ender into a fighting machine! Whenever Ender first succeeds, they push Ender deeper into the abyss and create greater difficulties for Ender. But Ender is not Peter. He didn't want to become numb. In fact, Ender somewhat understood the Zerg. But in the end, Ender wiped out the Zerg in what he thought was "training." …

4 Stars. The book is good, very literary, and has a certain depth of thought. I originally wanted to give it 5 stars, but the political ideas expressed and the author's philosophy of life disgusted me. It is mixed with too many private goods based on political stance.

For a time bomb that may never detonate, adults used lies and vanity to force a group of children who should have grown up happily to become soldiers prematurely and receive cruel training. In the name of the game, they made Ender do something that was contrary to his original intention, causing an intelligent creature that had evolved civilization to be almost wiped out, leaving only a trace of fire. Of course, the possibility that the Zerg Queen deceived Ender cannot be ruled out. But no matter what, Ender does always retain a trace of kindness and compassion, which is something only children can have. It's a very good book. Although I don't understand the political part, I still like the plot. The psychological description is also very good. I can feel Ender's suffocation to a certain extent.

"Many times, lies are more reliable and trustworthy than the truth." It turns out that the key point of the entire book is stated at the beginning. Because of violent genes and ridiculous worries, countless children who should be happy and relaxed gradually become soldiers and madmen little by little. Zerg is not a lie, but it is the biggest evil among adults - conspiracy theory. Our world encourages us to live behind disguise, turning us into solitary animals and forcing us to cooperate. In the end, all worries are in vain and all sacrifices are in vain. Doesn't this correspond to every ordinary but special ordinary person?

After reading it, the one that left the deepest impression and the least spoiler (?) Was Peter's love. When I read the beginning, I thought that the love Peter was talking about meant that he was willing to assume the identity of a villain to protect his family. Later, I discovered that this love is actually "the love of the devil", which is a very selfish, cruel and contradictory desire to protect. This child violently pushed his younger brothers and sisters out to be independent in a malicious way, and secretly seemed to provide them with some help, which is very interesting. The description of many science fiction elements in the book is quite interesting and realistic, and the description of psychological disorders caused by stress is also sad. It seems that many readers came here after watching the movie. Maybe I will go back and watch the movie some time.

A personal heroic science fiction novel published in 1985. It tells the story of Ender, a rare military genius who was selected at the age of 6 after the earth experienced two catastrophes. After rounds of brutal simulated battles, he grew from a recruit to a leader in just a few weeks. He led his team to eliminate the Zerg Queen and ushered in a rebirth for mankind. The plot of the story is compact and twists and turns, the concept is exquisite and novel, and the characters are tall, showing the firm will of human beings to survive in times of crisis.

I read the book in junior high school and regarded it as a treasure. Now I have read it again. Although I know the plot, I still read it bit by bit. Politics aside, this is definitely a good book. However, it is better to be conservative when classifying the age of readers.

I watched the film a long time ago, but I didn't expect Tomato to bring it up. Thank you Tomato

After reading this book, I didn't feel the excitement of saving humans and wiping out the Zerg as mentioned on the Internet. The whole book felt quite depressing to me. The child prodigy saving the world is certainly powerful, but what I feel more is Ander's inner struggle and helplessness, the helplessness of being controlled by fate, and the collapse and self-blame after learning that he was deceived. Just reading this book, I don't feel that there is a very ups and downs story line, it is just bland and depressing, but it does make people read. PS: This is a trilogy, and there are two more to come. The three Viking brothers and sisters are all very powerful.

It is truly a touching novel, with an unexpected plot and inevitable consequences. I was so pleasantly surprised. Such a beautiful science fiction novel really kept me excited for several days. The ending is very reversal, please keep reading behind the scenes. The world is about to be destroyed, and the threat comes from another civilization - the Zerg. They crush mankind in terms of quantity, technology and strategy. In the first and second reconnaissance contacts, they almost destroyed all the human fleets. Now, the third Zerg invasion is imminent, and the Earth fleet has not found any possibility of resistance. The world is about to be destroyed. The savior behind the scenes of mankind is a 6-year-old child - Ender. This book "Ender's Game" is one of the three major science fiction novels in the world. This book can be found on the shelves of almost every bookstore around the world. This book explores the end of the world, the fate of mankind, and the possibility of other civilizations in the universe, but more importantly, it tells how a teenager grows up in extremely difficult circumstances. Especially for teenagers, it is a must-read novel. Most of today's children are pampered, with one child doted on by six adults. Therefore, when encountering difficulties, they lack the ability to solve them.

"Ender's Game", I didn't know why it was named that way until I saw the ending. This is really shocking [crying]. Ender, who has been manipulated all the time, [pouts]

A growth story of a controlled genius kid who is constantly struggling. As a work about the battle between humans and aliens, it is indeed relatively ordinary, and it has strong American values. But as a coming-of-age novel, it is still quite good, the twists are quite exciting, and the psychological portrayal is better than the movie.

After reading this book, I don't know what language I should use to judge and express it. I only know that this book is relatively profound and there are many things I can't understand. I don't know how I should treat it, but I cried for a long time while watching it. I don't know why I cried, but Ender's experience made me feel sad. He endured huge pain and pressure at a young age and still remained calm. This is something that many people cannot do. I don't know what Ander is thinking, but I will wish him peace in another parallel time and space🙏

It's a really good book. I read it in the little time I had in reading class and after dinner in high school. I didn't expect it to be available on Tomato. I highly recommend it.

I watched the original work after watching the movie, and I felt it was very different, but I didn't know how to explain it. In my opinion, the character Ender is a collection of all the good qualities of human beings. He has perfect genes and a perfect character. His life has also confirmed this, and he has not done a single bad thing (here, it refers to anything done with malice). From my perspective, this book is full of kindness, at least the descriptions in the book tend to be kind: No one in the Ender family treats Ender badly except Peter (even if Peter is bad, he will do good things); the source of his suffering since childhood is to save mankind; as for Ender himself, he has never hurt anyone for his own selfish interests, and he has never been resentful of others' harm to him. Instead, as a genius, he has forgiven everything with a slightly divine thought. The tragedy with Ender as the core is that two individuals, and even civilizations, cannot understand each other and get along well in time. Just like Stephen and Ender, their conflict started with the instructor. Individuals (suspected) lost their lives; another example is Zerg and humans... Anyway, things that could have ended perfectly will always turn out to be the worst in the end, so Ender felt deep sadness and helplessness in his heart. At first he blamed himself, but later he figured it out. The author may be using this to promote rationality and civilization, or perhaps he is also making an allegory for what will happen in the future when facing extraterrestrial civilizations? Judging from the background of the story, there is another tragedy that is human infighting. This tragedy has existed since ancient times and everyone must understand it. Finally, the author also explains to us a truth: both good and bad characters are indispensable to human beings, and they are not absolute - if Ender is a collection of good qualities, then Peter is his opposite: a collection of bad characters. Nothing he does is without ulterior motives, everything is centered on his own interests, and he is even suspected of being a sadist (it is not certain whether he killed the squirrel simply to plot against Valentine), but it is this kind of person who can truly become the ruler of mankind in the end, "Those who want power" Only then will you gain power (it seems like this)", and will make efforts that no one else can do in order not to lose power. Because of this, this kind of person will not only govern the country out of a sense of responsibility, but also instinctively and seriously govern the country... In the end, Peter succeeded in ruling the earth until he died of old age! But the kind-hearted Ender eliminated countless innocent bug-men. So good and bad are not two sides of the coin, just like Ender and Peter are both human heroes, they are always one. Ender, Valentine, and Peter were originally a family.

Kindness after encountering all the traps is true kindness, and choice after seeing through the scenery is true choice.

The psychological analysis of human heart is based on the premise of war between planets. The inner activities of extraordinary children and military training are closely linked. You can think about it while reading. The confrontation between such children Is preparation for war really worth it? Is it really reasonable? If human beings cannot guarantee their own just war, then why are they still paying for it?

The science fiction novels published in the 1980s won many science fiction awards as soon as they were published, including not only the Hugo Award, the major award in the science fiction field, but also the precious Locus Award and Nebula Award. The author starts from the perspective of children and seems to be talking about a child's game, but what is behind the story is nothing but thoughts, struggles and fantasies about fate and life. It guides readers step by step to think about what we ultimately want to find in life, and where we regard it as our final destination.

The movie "Ender's Game" is also great. But I think the movie "Ender's Game" is not as painful as the Ender written in the book. I feel like if I read the original book, it would still be different from the movie version.

A few years ago, there was a very famous science fiction movie that caused a sensation when it was released. It was the novel of the same name "Ender's Game". It started with the protagonist Ender Wigg discovering a talent for strategic games. In this game, Ender fights virtual enemies and develops complex strategies to achieve victory. It also explores deeper themes such as the complexity of human behavior and emotion, the effects of power and war, and more. Through Ender's decisions and challenges in the game, the novel triggers thinking about moral and ethical issues, and reflects political and military conflicts in the real world.

This book tells the story of the protagonist Ander, who is a well-known genius child. He is also bound by many ideological shackles. In order to break these shackles, Ander continues to fight. Wormholes are the second civilization that threatens the survival of the earth. They continue to crush mankind in terms of numbers, technology and ideas. At this time, Ender steps forward as the savior of mankind. This book made me realize that each of us lives under a shackles, and we are all constantly looking for ways to break them.

These so-called adults, in the name of human security, put a shackles on Ender and allowed him to live in a scam. They took advantage of everyone around Ender. They think that Ender is a genius, and as the third child, Ender has to take on this responsibility, but they never thought that Ender and his friends are just children. No matter how smart or talented Ender is, they are just a group of children who have no childhood and no parents and family to accompany them!

I watched movies before, but now I feel very good reading novels

Ender stepped under the sprinkler and let the water wash over him, sweat from the fight washing down the drain. Everything is gone, but the recycling system will recycle the water, and tomorrow morning we'll have boiled water mixed with Bonzo's blood. His blood and my sweat were shed for the stupidity or cruelty of the instructors.

It's very beautiful, shocking, and the characters are really well-drawn. Only after watching it will you know the mystery of Ender's Game, and only after watching it will you feel it's wonderful. Even though I guessed a little bit, I was still shocked

Different literary works will be affected by the values ​​​​of different countries. This kind of personal heroism (putting the responsibility for salvation and war on children should be considered personal heroism. Although it is mentioned in the article that part of the reason is that children have stronger learning abilities.), As well as some political stances, etc., Are very American. The character creation is pretty good: the protagonist, as a tool man in the crisis, has completed the task perfectly under the control of others, but he himself struggles to grow up in loneliness, anger, guilt and other emotions; the protagonist's sister and brother are both excellent children and have a huge impact on the protagonist in many ways. They fight for their dreams and finally get what they want; the instructors are firm in their goals and their actions will not be shaken by personal emotions; there are many people, friends, enemies, comrades, and teachers, all with their own characteristics.

I never knew there was such a book! Thoughts after watching the movie: When technology reaches a certain level, human feelings and sophistication will be replaced (advocate of technology). There are always some people who have reached a level that technology cannot reach (the creators of technology),

The content of this book is much more exciting than the movie of the same name. Compared with the movie, the plot of the novel is more coherent. The depressing battle school life is nothing like a one-step youth book.

I feel sad for anyone who enjoys science fiction but hasn't read this masterpiece! !

At that time, this book could be regarded as a masterpiece of science fiction