Persian Is Not a Cat

This is not only a military novel, but also a strategic deduction about rules, order and survival. It created a new subgenre: data-driven military game novels. "Numbers don't fight, but those who fight will eventually have to face numbers." It regains the power of reason and calculation in military themes that are full of cool stories and emotional catharsis. This book accurately hits the gap of "rational military literature" in the current market. It is hard-core (data, game theory), cold (objective, non-emotional), and grand (from individual soldiers to global order). Behind the story is a "collision between the old order and the new order" - which is a very realistic metaphor in the current post-Cold War era. The protagonist is a true strategist, and every time he "stands still" is more deadly than attacking. The book is logically rigorous and suspenseful, providing readers with a hearty feast of intellectual challenges. This is the core charm of data-driven military game novels. The truth of war is often hidden behind precise numbers and calm calculations. Behind every seemingly heroic charge, there is a mathematical problem that has already been calculated. This novel is not about a war about who wins and who loses, but about the operational logic of war itself as a complex system. This is a military novel that belongs to our era: it regains the power of reason and calculation in a military theme that is overflowing with cool writing and emotional catharsis. It is also written to everyone who is trying to stay awake amidst the complicated information and trying to penetrate the fog with reason - not a slave of emotions, but a master of thinking.