Warhammer 40k Fun People Save the World

There is no reasonable reason, just because the male protagonist is not happy after losing the card game with this man, and for fun, he drags this fearless veteran who has just regained his whole body and is full of joy to undergo surgery to change into a female body. The impression given is that it is clearly a measure to help the comrades regain their health, but it has become a playground for entertaining the male protagonist. The male protagonist has developed a facility that can reshape the bodies of disabled veterans. The readers are moved by the protection of his comrades in "In order to reduce their pain and help them recover, old friends are reborn and side by side again." This kind of frivolous and indifferent behavior has also changed the taste of the readers, and the senses have been sharply reduced. Provoking and playing around with friendly forces in a moderate manner, and using all the dirty tricks on the enemy is called Lezi Ren character. The kind of person who ignores the lives and wishes of other creatures equally and harms enemies and friends equally is an evil god-like character with different views and universal values. It cannot be summarized by a single label of "Le Ziren". When the male protagonist is very loyal and wholeheartedly refuses such changes to his allies, he does not listen to his own will and insists on using force to persecute others, and then smiles back with a face like "Don't be too joking, just give me fun". If you set up a chaotic and evil persona that "only cares about your own feelings and is happy for yourself, even friends and comrades can be tortured and persecuted at will, and have fun with their miserable appearance", this kind of behavior would be reasonable. However, as mentioned above, the author did not shape it in this direction. There is a sense of separation between the behavior and the persona, which gives people the impression that "people with bad behavior are pretending to be exposed now". Anyone who likes Warhammer will basically have some fondness for the loyal cans. It certainly does not mean that they are completely equal to the original body, but at least there must be some respect for individual personality, right? But I feel like the author has created a male protagonist who "tramples on his offspring while taking pleasure in doing so." The vast majority of Hammer fans don't like the fact that the ruffian boss persecutes his offspring, so it's very common in Warhammer fandom for the protagonist to dislike the ruffian boss's attitude towards his offspring. However, this is the first time I've seen a protagonist who despises the ruffian boss's behavior while also doing the same thing of "not treating his offspring as a free individual and not respecting him", and who should take pleasure in it as a matter of course. The author turns a blind eye to the problematic points raised by readers and avoids talking about them. He only opens his mouth to "bless" the readers who raised objections to go to Warhammer 40K. This attitude will only show a bad and rogue face. It is normal for the author's perspective to deviate from the reader's perspective. What may be just right or foreshadowing in the author's eyes may be biased in the readers' eyes. If you have any questions, you can discuss them with each other. It is best if you can understand each other in the follow-up communication. If not, you can go your own way. Communication with calm words is the prerequisite for effective communication. When you see a question raised, you don't answer the question itself, but instead use indirect ways to demean others. The facts are not important, and the question is not important. The upper hand is the most important. You don't have to explain the readers' questions. You only revel in your own "correctness" that no one has the right to question, so it is easy to expose all kinds of poisonous points.

The plot has no logic Forget about female space marines Forget about assimilating the Eldar and joining the war group. It doesn't matter that the flesh and blood of the original body can be mutated into a tentacle monster. Mudmad directly transformed the fearless veteran into a female space warrior through surgery Let alone Warhammer, Cthulhu can't afford this style of painting. Go to a mental hospital for treatment as soon as possible

Corgi, look, I dug this out

On the first day, I came to the subspace. I sealed all my will and rolled my body into a ball to barely resist the ubiquitous pollution of the subspace. The next day, I came to the place where Khorne was. It was bright red, full of blood and fire. There were dueling fields everywhere, but no one seemed to be fighting on the road. It was only allowed to fight head-on, that is, to fight in the dueling field. My firm belief in the Emperor made me corrupted very slowly. On the third day, I walked on the scarlet road, my faith in the Emperor growing stronger in my heart. On the fourth day, I climbed the pale mountain of skulls. My body gradually showed signs of being corrupted and began to slowly turn red. On the fifth day, I crossed the river of blood with difficulty. I peeled off my corrupted skin, prayed to the Emperor, and strengthened my faith. On the sixth day, I had a decisive battle with the hounds of Khorne. Fortunately, I killed eight hounds of Khorne. On the seventh day, I am becoming more and more violent, I have the Imperial Prayer written by the Pope himself and prayed for 13 years wrapped around my body, they will be my skin On the eighth day, I came under the Brass Throne. The Emperor's Prayer was slowly turning red. Starting from the soles of my feet, blood was oozing inch by inch. I mustered up the courage, and the corruption accelerated. I strengthened my will, raised my hands with red demon skin, despised Khorne, cursed him as a coward with all my strength, and challenged him to a duel. Eight seconds later, Khorne was furious, and a man made of blood formed in front of me. Khorne removed the corruption from my body, and he had a fair duel with me. I fought with Khorne for eight hours, eight minutes, and eight seconds. Both of us were exhausted, but we were still biting and fighting on each other. Eight hours later, I died together with the incarnation of Khorne's will. Khorne forged a small throne of the same style for me and placed it on the skull mountain at the same level as him. He would not desecrate my body or touch my soul. He gave me, the only opponent, the highest respect.

Update damn soon! Renew! Update Warhammer, I feel, is the best written by you for your sense of ease and sense of humor. All other authors' writings are too tense.

Hurry up and update Akogi, you won't really go to Warhammer.

I really don't want to involve the heavens, but normal people don't like to see this. For example, linkage will also reduce the reader's sense of involvement to a large extent. What I want to say is that the author's writing really poked fun at me, and the writing style is okay. But I really don't recommend the linkage with other books, as it will really reduce the popularity and lifespan. If I were to write Zhutian, I might not be able to survive more than two months. I have only read more than 250 chapters so far. Take another look.

Where's Corgi's new book? Hurry up or we'll send you to Catachan

Where is the author's new book? Has the author distributed it?

It's okay. If you insist on watching it, you can still watch it. It's just that the combat power level is too high. The Star God and the fragments were arranged directly in the early stage. Moreover, I think Warhammer is more suitable for black humor. This is still too straightforward. And the female Astak also made me very dissatisfied. It gave me a feeling of Western political correctness. It is similar to Kuroyukihime? , Black people, changing men into women, women into men, etc., Does not respect the original settings. After all, the Astartes are essentially a tool of war, unlike the Custodes where new humans can ask for reproduction.