Warhammer: Surrendering to Chaos Is Out of the Question

I'm pretty sure most of them are armchair critics, so let's not laugh at each other. They're basically all familiar with the basic lore and have played a few games based on the relevant IPs: Dark Tide, Space Marines, and Merchant Ronin, etc. They've watched a few of Lobster's videos; who really has the time and energy to read all those official novels? Let's just peacefully enjoy reading and have some fun; there's really no need to make a scene.

For everyone's reading experience, please don't argue in the comments section! #(Crying) Everyone reads and discusses the book happily, enjoying the reading process. #(I'm almost crying) My writing isn't very good... Please forgive me. If I find out that there are any arguments or personal attacks in the comments section, I will be taken down!

Are there any anti-Imperial Warhammer novels? It feels like so many of these days are just stories about emperors' favorites, like those web novels where the protagonist transmigrates into the son of Qin Shi Huang.

Hopefully, they will remain staunch members of the Imperial Party and not ruin themselves like their neighbors did.

A brief overview of the various legions in RH (Robert's Rebellion). The Thousand Sons of the Crimson Emperor: Magnus's Legion. The point of divergence lies in what Magnus encountered while expelling the Soul-Eating Bees. When his innate psychic energy became the enemy's food and source of power, he realized that people can only rely on their own hands and a tenacious and righteous spirit. He lost one eye in this struggle, not by sacrificing it to Tzeentch (his psychic energy was demystified). Ravenguard: The point of divergence lies in Clark's adoption by the planet's technological overlord—more precisely, his status as an experimental subject. This leads to the Primarch returning not as the worker leader and revolutionary from the main story, but as a technologically insane man driven mad by torture. The subsequent Legion is filled with clone monsters, a Legion treated as mere tools. Darkflame Shadow Dragon: The point of divergence lies in the fact that Vulcan was adopted by a fire dragon. After growing up, he becomes a beast whose animalistic instincts outweigh his human nature. To protect himself, he must kill others; to get what he wants, he must fight for it. His coming-of-age ceremony is a battle with his "mother" for territory and resources, until one side dies. The point of contention for the warriors of Altrama lies in the fact that when Robert negotiated peace with the northern barbarians, one of the two rulers of Altrama, his adoptive father's political enemy, launched a rebellion. When Robert returned to the capital, he witnessed the brutality of civilization and the ugliness of war. In this era where even the barbarians adhered to a code of war (not killing non-warriors), his adoptive father was impaled on a wall with a spear, and his adoptive mother was burned at the stake. Deathguard: There are two points of divergence. First, the Sorcerer Overlord didn't adopt him initially. Instead, his interest was piqued during their constant conflicts. From initially adopting him as a "toy," he later provided him with the most extravagant possession—an "inheritor"—teaching him all the dark technology and knowledge, as well as psionic abilities, though Mortarian remained resistant to psionic powers. Second, when Mortarian later mingled with humans, the Overlord chose to annihilate them as punishment, forcing him to fight his way back to the top alone. By the time the Emperor arrived, Mortarian had already achieved his dream.

(Copied) I'm a bit of a novice, and I have a question. Suppose I'm an ordinary civilian in Warhammer 40k, a true mortal, but my family was killed by the Khorne's army. Driven by an intense desire for revenge, I took a dagger inferior even to the Astral Army's equipment and went to kill Chaos. I single-handedly killed thousands of Khorne, Chaos, Astral Army soldiers, Astartes, and even several Khorne's daemons. Finally, I entered the Warp through special means, arrived before Khorne, and fought him one-on-one without a decent weapon. I withstood Khorne's full power for three days and three nights before finally dying. So, the question is, can I call myself the strongest mortal in the Imperium of Man? Would the Four Horsemen even consider my soul? Oh, and I'm a lesser god representing justice. [Doge]

First, I beg my benevolent father to forgive my wicked soul; second, I beg the demon of lust to possess my body. Three times, we beseech the God of War, Khorne, for assistance; four times, we invite the treacherous Qi to dispel the demonic aura. The Western envoy, a green-skinned man, witnessed the ceremonial ceremony; the Eastern envoy, a titanium-man, was also aware of it. Chaos and martial arts gather together to help the four gods stabilize the world. The ruthless Huron led his military generals, while Erebus led his civil officials. It's lamentable that loyal ministers are so rare in this chaotic world; Adakri's integrity is truly admirable. Alas, the false emperor usurped the throne, causing chaos and turmoil across the vast Milky Way. The seven temples are in turmoil, and the Jews of Terra sit on the throne, having usurped power. Nine ministers, deceived and protecting a false ruler, are now helpless as brothers are divided. The blind, foolish archangel refuses to show his sincerity to chaos. To presumptuously claim to be an emperor and appoint a war general, how could the might of the Four Gods be so easily defeated? The throne was passed to the big blue guy, how could he be called regent for ten days? The rebel army was too weak to resist, so they turned to the chaotic state for survival. Amidst the stench of war, patriots gather like clouds at the raising of the righteous banner. Chaotic heroes unite, resonating to repay the four gods for the land.

Endless Shennong, come forth!

What does it mean to say, "If you ask again, it means you're loyal; if you ask again, it means you won't go"? Who wouldn't want to rush into Holy Terra, have Slaanesh serve them in bed, order Dreadnought to dance with swords, befriend the Nurgle loli, and finally tease Tzeentch? After death, his soul returns to the Golden Throne, where he can even enjoy the brainwaves of his Empress mother 😋

The second book club group is 9598 96785. This group has fewer people, but you can still join if you want.