Man in Warhammer, Starting Primarch

I don't usually comment, but this book was so disgustingly written. It's not a Warhammer novel at all, just an urban novel wrapped in Warhammer skin. It's ridiculous that the protagonist can imitate the spiritual cultivation methods on earth that he heard about in his previous life and create a practical cultivation method in Warhammer. As a result, he even has to copy the realm of spiritual cultivation from other novels. Even if he says that these are the 6 realms he came up with, it's not that difficult. When the author writes a novel, he seems to really treat his book as a novel. Has the author ever thought that when he wrote this novel, this novel was a real world in his writing? Is it appropriate to move a fake thing directly into the real world? As for why this book is said to be urban, I don't understand it. After the protagonist creates a mental network, and the setting is that only the most loyal people can join, why is it designed as a trading system? Shouldn't there be any technology in such a network that is free and open to all members? To put it bluntly, Warhammer is not an advanced place at all. The main body is an imperial system. Some places have achieved communism. The author is still practicing capitalism. It's disgusting.

I've been raising it for a while, and I've reviewed it. I'll update it quickly. I'll give you the monthly pass.

It's a good Warhammer article, but I don't know how the author wrote it later?

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When will it be updated? I think it is the best Warhammer novel so far. Why is it suddenly a eunuch?

Love watching it, it's already tied, update it well, and give me a monthly pass!