I, the Midnight Lord, Slaughter Reincarnators

It's not too much for me to give myself a five-star rating, right?

In fact, I was interested in this novel from the beginning, because the main god's space is far less advanced than the four gods. What to say next? I'm really looking forward to the reaction of mortals facing demigods. Even though it's from the Chaos side, think about it. The cowardly mortal knelt down on one knee and prayed to the demigods. The only answer to him was death. Waaagh. This is so pleasant. It's difficult for the plot. The issue of combat power needs to be closed, and whether he will return to the embrace of the empire. How would the four gods use the main god space if they discovered it? I can only say that the future is promising. Come on, I also hope that everyone can comment more on the future direction.

The writing is really good, and there is no sense of dissonance caused by time travel at all, especially the setting about the main god. The protagonist's thoughts are basically in line with the real Night Lord, not like a time traveler [laughs]

It's pretty good. The author also knows a lot about Warhammer. I personally think it's from the T0 batch of Warhammer articles in Tomato. I wish the author will get better and better as he writes more.

It's okay, but none of the reincarnations know Astak?

It is possible, but the deliberate mythology of the Astartes is not advisable. Demigod is a special title for the Astartes in some feudal superstitions. There are also many setting issues. All are worth exploring. At their core, the Astartes are still human. An angel with two hearts and three lungs. Tin can. Ah, wrong, it's not iron, it's ceramic steel. The novel is generally very good. Of course the description of the power of the Astartes is spot on. But this Chaos Astartes always feels weird, probably because I personally prefer the 18th Legion [awkward laugh]

Very good book👍🏻 Love from Warhammer 40K❤️

It's much better than the trashy novel next door about the World Eater on a boat trip. Really, the author's description of the Dark Age of Technology and the Night Lords is very interesting. But I still have to pick a thorn; Brother O'Grant reacted abnormally after eating the brain tissue of the reincarnator with 40k of all memories, and seemed to be a little broken? Logically speaking, he should have forgiven the emperor for his actions after knowing the "essential" issues of some things. And the realization that there's something very wrong with his fellow citizens, and not all of them are as crazy as their father. Then there is the matter of what kind of hope the protagonist needs to bring to mankind. I think it is not impossible not to use the AI ​​​​line.

Rare Night Lords fanfic

Blood is sacrificed to the blood god, and the skull is sacrificed to the skull throne! "Who is in Vapu, raiding Tzeentch and saving Kishuai?" Countless ultramarines responded enthusiastically: "It's Khorne!" "Who is on the bridge, pretending to have a fierce battle with Commander Ji, and taking the opportunity to let all the imperial soldiers go?" More SMs and big heads responded loudly: "It's Khorne!" "Who is it in Baal that fights insects and throws away the armor?" This time thousands of Blood Angels also cheered loudly with the Ultramarines: "It's Khorne, it's Khorne!" "Who is in Armageddon…" "It's Khorne!" "Who raided Nurgle's lair..." Calgar waved his power fists vigorously, almost shouting hoarsely: "It's Khorne! It's Khorne! It's Khorne!" Curvilinear Loyal Khorne Faction[laughter]