Warhammer: in the Name of Nirvana

I like Warhammer very much. Warhammer novels are also very hard to find. I finally came across one, and it was a female. I wasn't interested in reading it, but I'll give it a five-star encouragement. I'm going to look for my Warhammer novel.

Let me show you what luck is Did you see 6666 hahahaha I happened to find 6660 I will make it the most waaaaaaagh!

Warhammer style is dark and obscure, and to be honest, it is not suitable for female protagonists. It is okay if it is a running team or a key figure, but it is not suitable for a long novel with a female protagonist as the main line. In foreign Warhammer novels, female characters are also used as key roles. GW has made a setting about female space warriors, but it also encountered Waterloo. This is not without reason. Using the female protagonist as the main matchmaker means taking on a female perspective, which means there is no point of empathy. And if the protagonist is not used as the matchmaker, it will distract the reader's perspective and cause cognitive confusion. The biggest reason is because most people who watch Warhammer are men. No matter how you deny it, men are more rational and women are more emotional. The conclusion since the birth of human beings. Although the author hopes to innovate, to be honest, it has failed. Moreover, the author's writing style is very good. Compared with so many junk novels, it simply stands out. Alas, what a pity. It is difficult to read without empathy. There are few Warhammer texts.

The majority of the audience of 40k is male. I don't know if it is as exaggerated as 90%, but it is definitely above 50%. The female protagonist itself has the problem of being difficult for male readers to substitute. Furthermore, female protagonists are usually created by female authors. There is a huge difference in thinking between men and women, and novels only have text as a carrier. Needless to say, its impact. Although the Warhammer world view does not have this problem, after all, if you want to live, you must try your best, and the protagonist does not have much time to find a partner, whether single or multiple, but generally speaking, most male readers definitely do not want to see the substitute protagonist being sucked. The score of 8.8 Is very high, but I still dare not open it to read it. Can anyone tell me what the overall review is about?

The writing is very good, but the content is too weird. On the one hand, it is written that the protagonist is a black-hearted and selfish person who cannot deal with the emperor, and at the same time, he tries his best to sacrifice for the empire. At the beginning, it is said that the protagonist needs the original body to repair himself, but then he does not mention this matter. I am speechless.

Hahahaha. In ancient times there was Empress Lu, and in modern times there was the revolutionary martyr Qiu Jin. Today there is a British female Prime Minister who is "at the helm" of the female soldiers of the Shandong Ship. Who says women are not suitable for war novels? Male protagonists can go as far as they want!!! Don't think about slavery and the feudal era. Besides, don't you get tired of reading male protagonists every day? Let me wash it with some fresh water occasionally. Anyway, cheers, author!!

Morgan, Morgan, very nice, my first Second Legion book.

I have nothing to say, it's very good👍👍👍I hope the author can do more

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Great work for the author, the writing is very good. Compared with other Warhammer novels of the same type, there are more side-by-side descriptions of the original bodies and protagonists, making these characters more fleshed out. Although the protagonist is a fictional woman, she has more tenderness and hope, adding a different style to the tragic and dark Warhammer world. Horus's birthday greetings made many Hammer fans sigh. The betrayal of many Primarchs was not just the bewitchment of Chaos, but also the fact that the Emperor raced against time to carry out the Great Crusade and the construction of the Webway for the survival of the human race, neglecting his own children. Loyalty and betrayal, darkness and light, what will happen next? Hope to see different stories in this book😹