Sixteen Strategies for City Defense (Science Fiction World Fantasy Masters Series)

The plot of this book is so exciting! The author K. J. Parker's imagination opened my eyes, especially the depiction of the imperial crisis, which made me feel as if I was actually there. The experience of the protagonist Orhan is also very attractive. He relies on wisdom and courage to survive in difficult situations. I think this book is not only a work of science fiction and fantasy, but also allows people to learn some wisdom about life from it. Recommended to friends who like science fiction and fantasy!

It's so good, holy shit. Two brothers who made their fortune as slaves, each side is at odds with each other under the general situation, but they also have brotherly feelings and are unwilling to hurt each other, because it is the other's help that lifts the protagonist to such a high level. [Eat melon] It's a pity that the protagonist's ending is hasty in the end, which is a bit regretful, but it makes the novel more realistic. Looking at KJ's other books, I can't finish reading them. I feel that this one is the one that suits me the most. In addition, regarding the blue-skinned Roper people, why they are called blue-skinned but are dark brown-skinned people? The reason may be that the darker color described in ancient times and dark blue belong to the same word. I got the inspiration from An Senyao's popular science video, which has nothing to do with the decision of the blue-blooded aristocrats. The blue-blooded aristocrats have white skin and are just lazy.

It is very exciting. It uses tens of thousands of words to describe a dying empire and a turbulent era. The protagonist is far from being a son of prophecy, and can single-handedly reverse the decaying atmosphere of the empire. The main character is saving the empire, like Sisyphus, which makes no sense. But he still did it bravely. Like a true warrior, he sees clearly the cruelty of life but still continues to live with all his strength

It's a shame that no one reads such an interesting book.

The main character reminds me of Yang Wen-li from Legend of the Galactic Heroes

I read this issue of Science Fiction World when I was in high school. Very nice, The final ending is perfect An imperfect life has a perfect ending

Four points. The plot is great, the characters are complex and three-dimensional. The only problem is the ending. It has a sense of O. Henry's surprise. Maybe the author doesn't know how to write the ending of these two brothers.

The beginning seems a bit tiring, the process..., The ending is not easy to say. But, I personally think it should be worth a look.