As an Alien, I Level Up Alone in Warhammer 40K

Some readers of this book are quite interesting. The protagonist merely mentions the idea of equality for all, and some people react negatively. Is it because the protagonist's power-ups aren't strong enough to change anything? Or was it that the protagonist couldn't be more merciful to his subordinates? Or perhaps those who react negatively genuinely like the Warhammer environment and want to live in Warhammer themselves? But I suspect that even if you wanted to live in Warhammer, you'd only become slave owners controlling trillions of people.

#(Funny) I want to ask the author, the cover shows a 13-year-old loli, but the main character is a slime. Will she turn into a 13-year-old loli later for some funny reasons?

I can't look at slimes the same way anymore.

Endless Shennong! Come forth!

The Warhammer world is definitely going for the crazy system. The magnetic field rotation or super-beast armament system seems quite suitable. It's just a matter of who goes the craziest. Who cares about the cesspool or not? It's either life or death, war!!!

To be honest, all that fancy stuff is pointless; it's better to just use the simpler mechs like the Metal Knight from One-Punch Man. Those dragon spine mechs can be mass-produced. You could easily take down all the Primarchs and Legions before the God Emperor's arrival. But then again, suppressing your forces this way at least prevents a rapid collapse.

This looks good; I'd pair it like this when working with the military: For the army, I used StarCraft Marines, and to be honest, I didn't feel there was anything wrong with the Hammer-based armored forces and Knights; they seemed to work quite well. To replace the Titans, use the Arcane monsters, or King Joe, or the mechanical units like Imperial soldiers. To replace the Battle Nun, use a Valkyrie of the Collapse type; at least the stats are sufficient. What can fill the Space Marine's position? Space Marines seem to be quite useful at this level. Something like the Angels from Super God Academy (they seem especially useful if everyone uses the Celestials), or the Protoss Zealots from StarCraft? Or the Brutals from Honkai Impact 3rd? The fleet would use something like the T-34, a wave cannon, basically a flying cannon. #(Funny) If you want to summon something like a demonic army, using an antimatter legion isn't bad either. ૮ •🥦• აᐝ

The combination of slime and Terra seems familiar, doesn't it? #(Laughs) Is there a rain/wind phase?

Some people always say that we should solve all the problems before advocating for equality for all, but if you don't shout the slogan of equality for all, how can you attract like-minded people to join, and how can you let outsiders know that in the early days of our revolution, we were also shouting the slogan of communism while exploring the path of the Chinese Communist Party?

Imagine I had a technology that could instantly grant someone two-thirds of their Primarch's power, along with an innate ability to increase their speed tenfold. The downsides were that their lifespan would also be increased tenfold by physical acceleration, their reaction speed could be adjusted, and they would be soulless. The bad news was that the surgery would take three days with a 50% success rate, and the person would only live for 50 years. Would the Emperor appear in my dreams during Warhammer 40,000? By the way, the materials needed for the surgery require 50 gene seeds, which need time to grow into adulthood. 100 years is one year, and they only become adults at 18. Before that, they have 1/3 of the Primarch's power at 16, only 1/4 of the power in childhood, and enter adolescence at 12. Infants only have 1/10 of the power and can only enter childhood at three. When I performed the surgery, it also affected their intelligence, making them fight. They are good at internal affairs, so even if they have a fast thinking speed, it is useless. As for intelligence, you can refer to Kiana who lost her brain. They also have the ability to devour demons and acquire their abilities. The demons they devour are equivalent to being incorporated into themselves. Ordinary people can only devour one because it will affect their consciousness to a certain extent. Also, devouring also takes time, so they can only devour when they are adults. It takes 1,000 years to devour a great demon. If they keep devouring multiple demons, they may break through containment.