Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. I'm a cloud hammer, and I prefer medieval hammers, but I also like 40K. The popularity of Warhammer has obviously become much higher in the past two years, unlike before when it was completely a niche within a niche. Although the popularity has increased and there are more novels, there are only a few that can be read. Most of them are the kind of books that even Yun Zhui like me feels are full of errors and omissions. As we all know, the Warhammer world is a complete cesspit. If a time traveler jumps in, if he is not cheated, he will cry like a bastard whose toe was stepped on, and then go around and hug his loving father or fuck his second brother. And even if it is cheated, if the cheat is not big enough, it will not be worth watching, and it will be too painful and resentful. Originally, the tone of the Warhammer world is one of bitterness and hatred. If the protagonist is not allowed to take risks, either the plot will be frustrating and abusive, or it will rely entirely on the halo of the protagonist, which is boring. The author of this book does not mince words and directly gives the protagonist the identity of a star god, and he is also a forger. Although the protagonist is relatively weak in the first few chapters, he continues to strengthen in the subsequent chapters. The plot takes place almost ten years before the Thirteenth Expedition. It gives the protagonist some time to develop, and it is another kind of farming novel. The biggest attraction is that the protagonist makes various weapons and equipment, and then directly assembles various super weapons, and then uses these troops and weapons to kill heretics, aliens, and demons. Build a stronghold and fight tough battles, allowing the demons to experience the unpretentious art of fire coverage. And there is no shortage of sharp knife battles by the protagonist's star god champions. The overall description in the book is still very consistent with the setting of Warhammer, at least I can't see any problems with it. Moreover, the author is a keyboard genius, and he has a lot of control, which is very good. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

Keywords: Warhammer fandom, time travel genre ◆Plot: ♥♥♥♡♡ (a cool text with Warhammer characteristics) ◆Character setting:♥♥♥♥♡ ◆Protagonist setting: [Star God] [Traveler] [Calm] ★――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――★★ Brief comment: The protagonist travels through time and becomes a Star God. He mainly relies on productivity to crush most of the universe. At present, it seems that there are still souls that can enter the subspace. The overall plot speed is moderate, and the descriptions of other characters are also in line with their personalities. It can be regarded as an excellent work among fans. ★――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――★★ ★Features of this book: [Short development period] [Refreshing article] [The protagonist travels through time and becomes a star god] [The plot advances at a moderate speed] [The update speed is fast] [The combat power increases at a moderate speed] [You can see how powerful the Iron Man is when the productivity is high enough] 2023/11/7

If you like Warhammer, you can read it. I think the writing here is pretty good, even though I am a Yunhammer (｡ò ∀ó｡)

〖Status〗: Serializing 〖Keywords〗: (traveling through the Star God/game alien world/hot blood/large amount of tube) [Background]: Warhammer 40k 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 〖Introduction〗: The protagonist travels through the world of Warhammer 40k, seizes the Star God, and becomes a Forger. The overall specific time background is about ten years before the Thirteenth Great Expedition. The protagonist used his identity as a star god to join the empire as a psyker in the early days to farm, and vigorously developed technology. Later, he made various super weapons and formed an army of gossamer alien demons. 〖Recommended words〗: Warhammer 40k is a typical example of a dark and cruel world view among board games. In the usual sense, it is just a golden finger for online writing. It is just for the four vendors to have fun. Therefore, the author directly made a big deal and gave the protagonist the identity of the star god who can be said to be the origin of all the conflicts in the Warhammer world. This basically greatly enhances the sense of fun. In addition, the author is a rare "five-minute beast" in the Internet literary circle, focusing on a large-volume and full-fledged book. I highly recommend this book to those who are short of readers. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 [Warhammer Index]:★★★★☆ [Mainstream recommendation index]:★★★★★