A Fate-Twisted Madman, But in Warhammer 40K

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According to historical records, the young emperor confronted the Dragon Emperor, denouncing his wife as an evil god and his nine sons as evil beings from the subspace. With the help of three benevolent subspace immortals, he launched a great rebellion. He was known as the Lord of Valor and Might, the Lord of Healing and Immortality, and the Lord of Great Desire and Obsession. (Tzeentch is hoarding everything! Rebellion! Rebellion!) This was never what I wanted. I never intended to launch an attack on my legion. Together we banished the ignorant old night era. But you betrayed me. Betrayed us all You stole the power of the gods and lied to your friends. Humanity has only one chance for revival. If you don't catch it Then let me do it. Let the war begin. From the skies of Terra to the edge of the Milky Way. Let the sea of ​​stars boil Let the stars fall Even if I bleed my last drop I also want to see the Milky Way liberated once again. If I cannot save it from your failure, Dragon Emperor... Then let the galaxy burn. The Dragon Emperor retreated to the depths of the Warp and never returned. The Emperor usurped the throne, but was in fact a false emperor. He erased history, and a month later, his old subordinates were purged. In historical fact, he became the Terran warlord, and fought for more than 800 years. History always repeats itself. The young emperor rebuked the Dragon Emperor for colluding with a warp god, marrying him, and fathering nine demigods. Eight hundred years later, the aged emperor conspired with the evil god, using his twenty demigods to launch a great expedition. Now, can the aging emperor face himself and the Dragon Emperor with honesty and integrity?

One question remains: does the protagonist have to side with the empire? Couldn't he just create his own independent force?

The British figures are far too conservative, given their stinginess. If the Empire wants to revive, with millions of stars, at least ten billion soldiers like the Astartes are needed to ensure stability across its borders. The Astral Army shouldn't be on the front lines; they should be stationed as auxiliary forces, security forces, or logistical units. Five to ten percent of the Astartes from each sector should be drawn to form legions for campaigns. If they can't win, they should call for support from other sectors. Only when things get really tough should they report to the Primarch, who can then assemble a fleet on a nearby battlefield and wipe them out in one fell swoop. The Mechanicus is also blasphemous. These Mechanicus thwarts of industrialization and standardization; their meager production capacity wastes the Empire's vast resources. Even if they're going to inject machine spirits, it should be done through industrialization and standardization.

Hey guys, I have a question. While watching videos, I came across an announcement from the Hedgehog Cat forum. Someone in the comments section said the author's previous book was AI-generated and the later parts were nonsensical. But I subscribed to the entire book and enjoyed it, so this is really bothering me. It feels like I've been reading books for years without realizing it's AI! 🤡 Can anyone give me an answer? I want to know if I'm wrong. 🤡

Stop using the "not a god" meme. It's too difficult to convince Warhammer fans that you're not a god. Slaanesh's severed hand is right there; everyone thinks you're a god. They're vying for the publicity rights! They're promoting the Dragon Emperor as a dragon. The difference between "god" and "dragon" is only one word; there's a lot of room for maneuver! They're throwing the Thousand Stars Chronicles PV in their faces. The novel "The Complete History of Immortal Boat: The Five Dragons' Long Journey" has just been revised!

The content is good, and it's quite interesting once you get into it, but the writing style and descriptive ability are comparable to a ripe banana.

The entire piece is written down whatever comes to mind, without any real scenes; it's all just rambling.

Author, you're wrong! You've misunderstood the stellar core! Correct it quickly. Why is making a wish upon a star core distorted? Example 1 The real-world issue: The antimatter legion is about to destroy Belo Bogo. The antithesis of desire: self-preservation under threat. Star Core Synthesis: Protecting Belo Bogo with a Devastating Cold Wave Example 2 The real issue: The cold wave and the rift will destroy Belo Bogo. The antithesis of desire: Survival under threat Star Core Synthesis: Survival through rift fusion Example 3 Real-world issue: Fireflies sacrifice themselves to prevent premature reproduction. The antithesis of wish: to survive Star Core Synthesis: Surviving Through the Power of Reproduction The driving force behind collaboration is empathy. The reasonable core of two contradictory concepts is retained and combined into a more universal concept. The concept of a star nucleus is the merging of the two into one. For more details, check out the links on Bilibili (Bilibili is a Chinese video sharing website). [Stellar Core Behavior Mechanism | How to Destroy Harmony - Bilibili]

If the author continues to write about Warhammer and Honkai Impact in the next book, should they consider mixing in the Primarch adoption theme, having Honkai Impact characters accidentally travel to Warhammer and adopt Primarchs?