When a shut-in learns he can go to the second dimension, he's so excited he can't sleep all night.
When a history buff learns he's going to transmigrate back to a certain dynasty, his heart swells with ambition, and he longs to make his name in the history books.
When an ordinary person learns he's going to another world, all he can think about is fighting monsters, leveling up, and building a harem.
When a Warhammer 40K player learns he's going to the Warhammer 40K universe, he cries like a grot who just got his toes stepped on.
Meanwhile, Yuri's lips curl into a cold smile. "I've got my construction vehicle. What have I got to fear?"
The Tech-Priest beside him cries out:
Ring the great bell once, pull the lever, and start the pistons and pumps.
Ring the great bell twice, press the button, ignite the engine, and infuse it with life.
Ring the great bell thrice, sing as one, and praise the Omnissiah!
Ring the great bell four times... What the hell, this thing's a daemon engine!
This story and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The author must not write about greenskins in the early stage, they cannot be beaten.
It is recommended that the author should not just write about Warhammer. Warhammer information is too confusing in China, and Warhammer's audience is not very large. Writing about Warhammer alone would be very boring (there is a very good Warhammer fanfic online: Blades of the Empire). It is recommended that the author combine Red Alert and Warhammer technology to travel to other worlds, StarCraft, Halo, and Mass Effect. I would like to see other science fiction works about the human empire traveling through it.
Author, I would like to make a suggestion, Fei Lu should not write about Hammer. Real. If you don't believe it, check it out, everything I wrote before is out the window. Because the style of Hammer is dark, heavy, and has a sense of history and vicissitudes, I really can't write more than a few pages in a day. Feilu's style is fast food and cool writing. It's useless if you don't update it frequently—not to mention that the audience is different. It is best to go to ** for Hammer articles, at least someone will read them.
Thank you very much Promoting his new book "Controlling the World Behind the Scenes"
I wrote a total of more than 70,000 words and 30 chapters. It's like getting grades and dreaming. I can't find a better excuse.
I can tell at a glance that you copied the book "The Sun is on the Earth" and modified it.
It's very well written, why?
It is recommended that the author prepares to fight the space station by going to Gundam World first. Although the battleships in Gundam World are relatively weak, it is a good transition. Gundam World is a quasi-space battleship. Go to StarCraft first. Red Alert Technology obviously cannot beat it.
Does the author write about other worlds besides Warhammer?
It looks good, but I don't know why I can't read Chapters 1 to 4. Come on, there are very few people writing about Warhammer.