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Logic BUG, ​​I am the seed that the Gu family focuses on cultivating. As mentioned before, the governors sent are unable to complete the task. They can't even pay one-eighth of the tax. They also said that the planet has no output at all and is a place where people find dogs unlovable. As the seed that the family focuses on cultivating, will they send it to you to die as a governor? The seeds Gu's focus on cultivating are just here to die? ? ? So what kind of seed is the protagonist (perhaps called a marginal character or cannon fodder), and the time travel happens after the protagonist is appointed as the governor. If the protagonist first travels through time and then finds out that there is a system that wants to become the governor, it would be okay. This bug cannot be solved, and the talents that Gu's focus on cultivating will be cannon fodder like the protagonist. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Suddenly something systematic appears in the Warhammer world. I advise you to throw it away as soon as possible.

How should I put it? The protagonist is set to have a family, but the help given to you is too little. He is said to be talented, but what you give is nothing. And the protagonist has a family, but he still needs to climb the basic technology tree by himself. It is the interstellar era. Is it too much for you to get some basic technology when you have a family? I have never been exposed to Warhammer, so I don't know if it makes sense.

Ever since I got into the Warhammer series, I have always wanted to read Warhammer books, but the books I have found are generally 40k or more medieval Warhammer books. You can either go in and directly become the emperor, or you can become a Primarch. It's not that this is not a good idea, it's like the same story. I like multiple different lines and plot lines. This book is mainly about the governor of a wasteland planet. I think this is very good, just like reading Three Kingdoms novels. , Some like the perspective of the Wu Kingdom, some like the perspective of the Wei Kingdom, some like the perspective of the Shu Kingdom, and some like to hang out with Lu Bu or make themselves kings. Everyone likes it in different ways, and everyone gets different points. You can't force everyone to have the same hobbies as you. I like this book very much. After all, the world view of Warhammer is very grand, and there are countless planets in it. Just like what you like, author, come on.

As the title states, the pace is too slow, the scale is too small, and the involvement of planetary development is too shallow, which makes it unexciting. It's like an aristocratic farming story with a planetary governor.

It feels more like wasteland survival. The style of Warhammer is not particularly obvious and its advantages are not highlighted.

I'm quite speechless. I just have to do this kind of bad job.

The Governor of the Alliance Skyfall starts from the camp. I don't know how long it takes you to write to radiate a ball. Starting from the camp, you have to grasp the pace of the planet's plot, which is either too fast or too slow. It seems that there is no problem except for the governor setting. After all, it is just mining in the camp, which is too inconsistent. This is so different from what I thought. I thought it was some conspiracy to fight for power, but in the end it was just farming

It's almost 300 chapters, and your Star Fleet hasn't been written yet. In more than two years, there have been Green Skins, Evil Gods, and Mechanical Crisis. Without even fully controlling the entire planet, all kinds of enemies that can't be provoked have been brought out. The three governor families have not been solved, and the Sun Lord has been created, and there is no room for the protagonist to develop. There have been so many things in the past two years.