Warhammer 40,000: Inside the Empire

[-Warhammer 40k-]- 🔝 - Pin it to the top with 10,000 likes next time! This is a Warhammer 40k fanfic. It doesn't have many words, but the plot is very solid and dense. The reading threshold is not high, even those who have never seen Warhammer can understand it, and it can be used as a starting point. The main reason is that this idea is unique to this site. It is about an expeditionary force of the 40k Empire wandering in the subspace, traveling to the modern earth, and then having a complete fight with the army of the modern earth (actually it was crushed by 40k black technology). The protagonist is a descendant of the Earth's resistance forces and has a blood feud with the empire. In order to subvert the empire and infiltrate the interior, he has been promoted all the way. Only later did he learn that there was a bigger conspiracy. The best thing about this book is that it's not a joke just for the sake of being funny. The plot is still very solid and it doesn't break down as soon as I write it. I look forward to his follow-up.

[If the modern earth encountered the Warhammer 40K Empire] I came across this book by chance and found it to be a rare insight. Warhammer 40K The Imperial Expeditionary Force travels from the Warhammer universe to the modern earth, which is a reverse time travel. The result can be imagined. Modern weapons are the younger brothers in the face of 40K black technology. However, the earth's spiritual energy awakened due to this invasion, which led to the invasion of chaos. Instead, the expeditionary force was trapped and lost contact with its hometown. The protagonist is an Earthling who has a blood feud and breaks into the empire as an undercover agent. I thought I had to be careful, but I ended up getting promoted all the way: Captain of the Astra Militarum, Crimson Medal, Reformist Hope, Blessing of the Four Gods, Appointed by the Emperor... Everyone believed in him. The Empire, Earth, Chaos, and civilians all felt that he was one of their own. And he just wants to survive. It now has more than 800,000 words, and the author's writing is quite steady. The plot is not watery, but it's quite enjoyable. Warhammer novices can also understand it, and it can be read as an ordinary science fiction novel. The starting point is a unique setting that you can follow.