The reviews are wrong on this one. Just like my complaints of Wise Man's Fear, we have another book about the adventures of The Perfect Warrior. Unlike the other series, we don't need to put up with the arrogance of an autobiography, but we are still presented with a character who has literally "mastered all the skills".

Every challenge is easily overcome. Everyone else is an amateur. Men envy him, women want him, and it is a testament to his perfection that he doesn't notice either.

Just... eyeroll