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One of the most important works of both Peyami Safa and Turkish Literature is to convey the author's observations directly in the eyes of the roman hero, with his strong psychological direction and societal solutions in the background,

Peyami Safa tells a little bit about every story. However, no one is directly opposed to it, as it is in the Ninth Infantry Ward. This novel, which he received in 1930, is almost autobiographical.

It is formed on the triple love theme, which is a cerery between a Roma Child, the girl Nüzhet and Doctor Ragıp. The conflicts in the Roman will start and end on this triple love. There are many factors that will require the negative conclusion of the Nüzhet relationship. The sick child is fifteen, Nuzhet is nineteen. The sick child, despite being four years younger, has a more mature personality than Nuzhet. Nüzhet is a simple, spoiled, irresponsible girl. Moreover, Nuzhet's mother is against the relationship. She wants that her daughter to marry a doctor. Pasha also follows the girl's good fortune. Moreover, the sick child is poor, is young and has to be disabled. Him against is there a healthy and rich doctor. The novel reflects the conflicts built on these contradictions.

The novel first published in the Republican Gazette is a successful example of the autobiographical novel. This novel is the most popular and acclaimed work of Peyami Safa. From the first print to the last print, the work has always been welcomed with interest and read lovingly.

The work has been printed for a number of times and it has lost its importance. The work was also transferred to the white screen, which was also filmed by Nejat Saydam in 1967,