The Art of War of Sun Tzu User Reviews

Is The Art of War of Sun Tzu Safe?

The Art of War of Sun Tzu appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for The Art of War of Sun Tzu is 86/100.

This assessment is based on 40 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.

Safety Analysis

92.5% of ratings point to a safe experience
2.5% of ratings suggest some concerns
5.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 40 App Store ratings for The Art of War of Sun Tzu.

Is The Art of War of Sun Tzu Legit?

The Art of War of Sun Tzu appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for The Art of War of Sun Tzu is 80/100.

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Top reviews

Afterword....:/

Many years ago a friend suggested I read “Art of War” - I finally decided to study it via this app that is quite easy to read and view.

It is mind-blowing to me, particularly relevant today considering what is happening in the world. I plan to re-read it as there is so much to be said and contemplated.

The afterword, however, came as a surprise - I would have preferred to read something like that outside the app, as in a discussion group about the text. This didn’t seem to be the right place for it. I guess I was not expecting the long diatribe and for that I might delete this app and look for another version that is more “Taoist-friendly.”
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It’s all here
on my phone

It all makes sense
all the hard work done in the world of technology was to make this App available for all the world to heal & live rewarding wonderful & amazing lives

Ok app with disgusting afterword

Walker may be a reasonable translator but he is a highly partisan political commentator who lacks the self-awareness to leave his political opinions out of an app.

Not happy

Thought I would get more of the price?

Great App, no nonsense Afterword

I like!!! Thanks for the app and especially your Afterword.

Great book, but...

Didn't appreciate the political satire in the Afterward, stick with Taoism.