The Day of Destruction Begins with a Great Master

If the protagonist had a character like Kaido's, he would have become a star already, but it would be a waste if the protagonist didn't give him the Doomsday gene. It would be better to give him the Superman gene and let him become stronger by exposing himself to the sun.

I just started watching The World and accepted it. Then I didn't watch much of it until Warhammer. I didn't want to watch it. Then I suddenly wanted to watch it. I can't say that I suddenly wanted to watch it. I just continued watching it when I saw that the main character was a king and he wanted to fight the Night King at the beginning. I kept watching the latest one. I watched a few videos of Emperor on Douyin and I am very interested in watching it now. Hey-hey

I think many people don't know what the second world is about, so I'll just briefly explain it (mainly because the world view of Warhammer 40k is too big). The first point is that the second world that the protagonist travels through is a planet of the human camp in the Warhammer 40k worldview. Second point: This planet is the home planet of the Space Wolves Chapter (also known as the Wolf Group) under the Emperor of Mankind. The third point is that the weather on this planet is in winter all year round and the winter temperatures are horribly low. Note that there are no wolves on this planet! Point 4: The most dangerous creature on the planet is the wolf! Point 5: The Wolf Group will regularly go to the tribe to select warriors to become new Wolf Group Space Marines. Point Six: The setting of the protagonist in this world is that one of the Emperor's Primarchs originally had his own warband, and it was previously unknown whether the protagonist was lost with the other Primarchs or was deliberately sealed by the Emperor so that the other Primarchs knew him.

A book has only a few hundred thousand words, which is really short and weak.

Ttm That's bullshit, even if it's the Day of Destruction in the movie, as long as the bloodline is a little slim, it's enough to beat 99.9% Of martial arts to death. If you don't choose a good one,

My personal suggestion is that when writing about the East, keep writing about the East and don't mention the West. . Two different cultivation methods, two civilizations, and it's not like writing animations. Just talk about it and you can use the two-dimensional theory to solve it. .

The plot was okay in the early stages, it was a bit too much for Doom, but it didn't show up a few times. Overall, it was good. Personally, I liked Warhammer, hey, blast bombs, plasma, slaying the champion of sexual abuse with the sword, tearing apart the demon prince with his hands, and hunting down the traitorous Primarch Horus side by side with Sanguinius.

What the heck, I bought the entire book, which is so bad, and the author's writing is extremely rough. There is no connection when traveling through the world. It's like this chapter is still telling things about this world, and the next chapter suddenly takes place in another world. There is a serious sense of fragmentation, especially in the whole book. At the end of the Marvel story, almost every chapter felt more disconnected than before. It made me think that what I was reading was not a book. The most annoying thing is that it was unfinished It was simply disgusting. It was so disgusting that it opened the door to disgust. I want my money back! Refund! Give me back my reading coins!

The setting of Doomsday is that the more you fight, the braver you become, and the more you die, the faster you become stronger. And the Doomsday set by the author is neither a villain nor a death seeker, so what's the use of giving you a Doomsday? It's better to give it to a superman and just go and bask in the sun.

Does the author feel that the bigger he gets, the more powerful he is? Always give the pig's feet a height of 2 meters and a full body of muscles? There's something wrong with you! I just endured what I saw before, but you have to remind me from time to time, the more you watch, the more uncomfortable it becomes! No sense of immersion at all!