Red Sword

On a fog-covered disputed planet, a woman is forced into battle as a captive, fighting for her captors. With an empire ready to execute her at any sign of hesitation, this slave turned reluctant hero must navigate an unknown enemy, scientific horrors, and alien landscapes to uncover the truth about her identity and that of her fellow captives. Why You Should Read? Theme and Conflict: Explores the complexities of power and identity, challenging readers to consider the implications of wielding power over others. Literary and Historical Significance: Draws inspiration from the real history of Korean soldiers who fought for the Qing Dynasty against Russia, offering a unique perspective on historical events. Ideal Audience: Perfect for readers who enjoy thought-provoking narratives and intricate world-building. Standout Features: Features sparse, evocative prose and expert translation by Anton Hur, enhancing the novel’s impact and accessibility.