Warhammer: the Empire of Man Descends from the Stars

Needless to say, the scientific and technological combat power of the stars overwhelmed the author to death. I guess the author is not Yun, but he deliberately suppressed the combat power of the stars to death. According to this opening, it is enough to compare the Warhammer real universe. The genetic warriors can still reduce their number by canning huskies, but the stars said it's really embarrassing

No wonder a group of people scolded this author, they were so outrageous. As the human empire at the pinnacle of the stars, this tmd is crushing it, you bastard. Oops, why are you still playing gang dancing? Something like that, directly assimilated, right? Have you really played P Club? This author.

I won't comment on the plot in detail. I don't dare to eat it even though I know it's 💩flavored💩. Since the introduction says "travel with archives", it is equivalent to "travel with the five permanent members of the establishment". Compared with the "organized time travel" plot, you need to send people to understand the world situation first, and then attack with the entire army to ensure low casualties. "Archive time travel" is actually equivalent to playing the game and unifying the whole map, spawning a group of new wild monsters, then the normal operation is F2A push. Take Red Alert as an example. You only have three soldiers and one rhinoceros when fighting a battle. Naturally, you need to micro-manage as much as possible to avoid losing troops. But if you are fighting an encounter and have hundreds of rhinos in your hand, and even if you kill them all, there will still be a base behind you to continuously produce blood, then I'm sorry, "What enemy?" "The rhinoceros tank was traveling too fast and I didn't see it clearly" "I thought it was a speed bump" "Tell it to my army." Coming back to this book, it's more than a hundred chapters and I'm still playing house with the indigenous empire. It's really 🐢

In line with my understanding of Warhammer Dutiful Son

I won't talk about this. You wrote about the 30k empire, and you wrote about the Space Wolves like idiots. The protagonist is also a stinky idiot who put down his weapons and surrendered. Even the orphan in the stars still has to say a few words of warning. And the protagonist knows that he is in Warhammer, but acts like an idiot, as if he doesn't know what is going on in the Human Empire. The protagonist is making so much noise in the subspace, and the emperor is like an idiot and has no idea what is going on. He is still holding that stupid meeting there. Do you want to do that awesome internet channel? If the Emperor can see the Ascended Human Empire among the stars, he must come and sell hooks as soon as possible and give you the entire Empire. I am really convinced. Both sides are idiots and cannot speak human language.

The fighting force is so overwhelming that beating a bastard can kill someone.

I was confused at the beginning. You are already a star and you are still playing pirate gang? In the later stage, the stars attack directly across the galaxy beyond visual range. Can't you just shut down the opponent and then drag them back? Do you have to raise your IQ to the same level as your opponent before debating 1+1=2 with your opponent?

The more I watched, the more frustrated I became. When you are lying on your back, don't lie down properly. When fighting the Empire, did you have the demeanor of the 4th Scourge? Like a coward. Shouldn't we block communications first and then kill everyone? You bastard! Compared with the humans from the stars that you brought with you, do you think 40k humans are still human beings? It's not easy to climb the technology tree. Don't build your own etheric phase engine properly. Do you have the strength to save me?

The combat power is almost exhausted. The universe of stars is an existence that can fight against the gods of the virtual realm.

Either the author forcefully suppresses the fighting force, or Yun