A Hyperdimensional Anime Crossover That Begins With Warhammer

It felt like a self-titled novel. I had a few chapters and it was really bad. There were too many perspective jumps. It was very tiring to watch. I didn't know what the protagonist was going to do. There was no main narrative. Let's jump to the back first and take a look. If it stays the same as before, forget it.

In the Warhammer world, 99% of the strange things you encounter are Tzeentch's fault. The protagonist is also a big nerve. In Warhammer, you still dare to believe and chat**.

I'm so tired of watching it. The plot connection is very poor and some places come out of nowhere.

It's so confusing that not only do you have to copy and paste every setting of Warhammer, but you also have to explain the world view and various settings for each character that appears. The key is not to explain it roughly but to be very vague. Often the protagonist does not appear in a whole chapter and all the settings are copied and pasted. It seems that more than half of them are various settings copied and pasted. It is really **** and a complete waste of money.

Writing Warhammer is like walking a tightrope. Not only is it difficult to make money in a small niche, but it is also easy to get sued. You will be sued when the book comes out, and you will have to spit out all the money you make.

The biggest problem with this book is the author's writing style. The words he uses are weird, and his sentences often don't make sense. It's very tiring to read. Moreover, the perspective is often changed without saying whose it is, which makes people think that they have missed a few paragraphs, which greatly increases the difficulty.

The author of this book is not good at writing, but he insists on creating a unique writing style, which creates difficulties. Some words and sentences must be unique, which is very inconsistent with current habits. In addition, Warhammer is an unfamiliar subject matter to a large part of the readers, and it is very difficult to understand. In addition, this kind of seemingly mysterious but not mysterious writing makes it even more difficult for people to understand. I managed to read more than 100 chapters, but I really couldn't finish reading. The most terrible thing is the water batch. It is a waste of money for the author. I still withdraw it.

I'm so excited that I can't see any main plot. I can't understand what the male protagonist is doing. He reveals his secrets to others through live broadcasts every day. Even if the formula of the panacea is exposed, he doesn't gain anything in his own favor. I don't understand why he keeps the live broadcast on? I haven't seen any improvement in my strength. All in all, it's an inexplicable book. It's neither pleasant nor interesting.

What are these chapters about the Extermination Order? Who wants to see how the Extermination Order takes effect? No matter how bad the water is, all the readers will run away.

The subject matter is very good, but it is not good to jump to the perspective after writing two chapters. The continuity of the plot is very poor, and the story is too fragmented.