Hey /lit/ sci-fi/space opera fan here. I just finished reading

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I haven't read your book, but the first English translation of the Legend Of The Galactic Heroes novels was released this month after about 30 years (pic related), I'm about 50% in and it's a lot about the "rise to power" of two opposing commanders in two competing galactic empires, maybe that'll fit?

>>7845658
Synopsis sounds pretty cool, I'll check that out, thanks. Any western literature?

>>7845669
>>7845647
what is that "feel" you're looking for?

>>7846305
Sorry, I passed out last night. Have you read the owner? The main character takes on a planetary government using only the neuro implant in his brain and his own ingenuity. The "feel" is that sense of "Holy shit this guy is a badass" I guess.

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>>7847048
>The main character takes on a planetary government using only the neuro implant in his brain and his own ingenuity
This sounds vaguely similar to the plot of Starswarm.

>>7847124
I don't recall much in the way of badassery though.

>>7847124
>>7847128
Badassery is definitely required, but I'll take a look at Starswarm if you think it's a good book.

>>7849070
I would put it at the "okay" level.