Forty Thousand Years Later, He Became a God in Subspace.

This plug-in for the protagonist is perfect for messing around with Khorne. He can train as a gladiator under the Brass Throne for thousands of years and become invincible. As long as he fights bravely, he will be resurrected by Khorne even if he dies.

It's very interesting to watch, even if you don't know Warhammer, you will still be fascinated by it. And although the story of a little boy growing up step by step is very cliché, the author describes all the passers-by that the protagonist meets now with flesh and blood, and they are not the kind of tool people who specialize in promoting the plot. Each character has something that attracts me, and each character has its own shining point. The most important thing is that the protagonist has really improved in a down-to-earth way. He is not the kind who is invincible in the world after only a few games with the Golden Finger Map. After reading the game, I want to learn more about the world of Warhammer.

Come on, loyal author. The great Emperor watches over you.

The best Warhammer novel I have ever read. From hive gangsters to the Astra Militarum, this book writes about the world of Warhammer in a cruel yet tender way. Compared to a novel that started as an Astartes, this book even more showcases the glory of Warhammer mortals. I saw in Chapter 400 that the clone continues to dominate the heroine, and the protagonist is constantly being abused. When I turn to the latest chapter, the heroine has already become good with the clone. I don't know what the significance of the clone is. Wouldn't it be good to write a clone protagonist of the Adeptus Mechanicus to expand the perspective? The protagonist had to be replaced by a clone. Not only did the heroine lose, but also the battle group that the protagonist had been in before was taken away, leaving the protagonist to fight life and death in the dark side of the empire. Later, the clone and the heroine slowly developed a relationship. The heroine was not only brainwashed but also stayed with the clone. The protagonist was like an incompetent husband who knew nothing and could do nothing. I think the heroine was actually not the same person for a long time. Even if her memory was restored, she would most likely choose to experience more clones together. I see. The entire novel is the ultimate insult to the protagonist and his 3k values. The protagonist has changed from a kind and courageous person who is willing to trust others and even willing to help Goats to the current space warrior who is constantly doubting, kills aliens on sight, and shouts the Emperor. The author allows us to see that even without the brainwashing of psychic powers and potions, people in the Warhammer world will continue to turn into villains. Kindness, gentleness, consideration, and the beautiful essence of human beings in the protagonist are slowly fading away. Do you think so, author? So thoughtful [licking the screen]

I never expected that the author would be one of the contestants. This is something I didn't expect, but I have to say that the author is an old Warhammer. The structure is clear. Although sometimes he is brainless, this is Warhammer. If I hadn't accidentally followed that grandma, I wouldn't have known about it.

It's very well written, why doesn't anyone read it?

It's very good and very loyal, but it's very frustrating that the protagonist doesn't understand the 40k background, and the built-in plug-ins always don't take the initiative to use it. But it is very friendly to new readers. There are many illustrations in it. Can new readers know what it is about? [Learned it] [Learned it] [Learned it] Highly recommended

There's nothing to say, as long as the protagonist can be as human as a salamander, it's the basic principle of being a human being.

Although some things do make people feel alienated and would be considered poisonous points in other novels, who calls this Warhammer? Any good male protagonist would have to be slapped twice in this setting. It is difficult to write emotions in Warhammer. How can he end well under the watchful eyes of the five great gods (dog heads) of the subspace? Even the big demon and the original body are still essentially chess pieces (the bluebird shows up [eat melon] [eat melon]). No one in Warhammer is inexpendable. Warhammer is a cesspit, the best you can do is choose the least smelly one.

A very good book. When will the protagonist join the Astra Militarum? On the battlefield, the protagonist can kill more Chaos Demons faster and gain stronger power.

Another Warhammer 40k book, I'm really looking forward to meeting the protagonist [Love] The author should update it carefully. If the update is discontinued, I will pick you up and come to my palace [Love]

A clone of himself used his own past and experiences to misunderstand and take away his girlfriend and friends. I don't know what kind of god the author wants to make the protagonist into, if he doesn't give a good explanation. Then the ending is that the four vendors become a group of five, not to mention the God Emperor, this is the purest malice composed of misunderstandings, and it is something that must determine who is the winner when it appears. Not to mention the hatred for killing his father and the hatred for taking away his wife.

It's pretty good and worth supporting. Come on Aoli [laughing evilly] Ah, how can I put it this way, after I read Chapter 173 in one go, I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw the male protagonist becoming an Astartes, because I originally thought that the male protagonist would become a god in a mortal body, but in the end, an Astartes was created, which resulted in the core main plot of the male protagonist becoming a pure-blooded human being. After all, when I read this book, I came to see how the male protagonist became a god in a mortal body, not to see how the male protagonist became an Astartes. And what can I say before Chapter 173? Warhammer is very good, and the author's illustrations are also very good, but, well, maybe it won't be to my taste after this chapter, so that's it. Of course the plot is very good. Second, you can take a look. After all, this book deserves these 5 stars.

It's a pity that I watched it too early, otherwise I could have watched more.

Khorne is also quite awesome. The five of them are like Taichi. If any one is missing, it is the imbalance of yin and yang that directly results in the dominance of one family. Festivals cause the collapse of the world. If one becomes stronger, the others will also become stronger and cannot be changed. If it is to become the world of subspace God will also become like this. He is already dead in that area. Everything else is free, but he can't move. He can only stay in his own space. He can't go anywhere else. Only his subordinates can go to other places. If I can, I really want to become a believer of Khorne.

I haven't finished it yet. I have read the works in the same series of Warhammer. For a layman like me, it is quite fascinating. However, this work is different. It makes me feel the charm of the Warhammer world. The protagonist climbing from the bottom to the top step by step through his own courage also whetted my appetite. It's just that the pace is a bit fast, but that doesn't hurt

This is a book that fully demonstrates the characteristics of Warhammer. The whole book is full of ups and downs and powerless helplessness. The protagonist has almost lost everything after being hit by an elbow. I almost had a myocardial infarction while reading, Watch of the East Sea! ! !

The author is still very ambitious and wants to write a group drama about Warhammer 40k, but in fact Warhammer is a group drama, with the Emperor and the Four Gods as the background and the Primarch as the unit logo, and a vigorous and cruel galactic war unfolds. Many people have only watched half of it because the battlefield is so large that the protagonist suddenly has no role. It may be difficult for book friends who have just entered the pit or like to read the follow-up of the protagonist's story. Many book friends don't like the suspected NTR plot of cloning the male protagonist (in fact, I don't like it either), but I think the group drama is quite interesting. The protagonist has been experiencing various events at key points whether he is Kai Wushuang or not. There have been many books where the ending is nothing more than a family fun that can be seen at a glance. This book still makes me curious to see that there are still many pitfalls that have not been filled in. I wonder if the author will remember to fill them in in the future?

The writing is very good, but in Warhammer there may be a female protagonist. It's not bad, it's just that Warhammer is not suitable for writing female protagonists.

Welcome everyone to watch the protagonist's journey of frustration

Forty thousand years later, the empire is still crumbling. The loyal heirs are fighting against betrayers and aliens. The Primarchs are not alive. The orcs are spreading across a large star field. Several planets are invaded or purified at the same time. The four gods are still playing in the empire. The young Tau are repeating human history. The Eldar seem to be declining and it seems to have always been like this. Tombs are awakened in the corners, and the hungry zerg swarm is watching at the edge of the universe...

I stayed up late to read it, it's an excellent Warhammer fan fiction. Even a novice like me, who has never understood the worldview of Warhammer, can enjoy watching it. Come on, author! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

Come on, I encourage you to finish it perfectly and don't end it badly. I have read about 50 chapters of this book. Generally speaking, it is in line with the Warhammer era. If a bunch of people don't die, is it still called Warhammer? Most people just commit suicide when they go to Warhammer. The Five Gods are pure concepts.

Okay, this is another Warhammer from a different perspective. The writing is okay, keep up the good work. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

My evaluation is that it is very consistent with the setting in Warhammer. As for why it's not the 30k period or earlier? Mainly because it was too difficult to write in the 30k period, and there were too many plots that happened in that story. But this can be regarded as a rare good book among God of War.

Oh my god, according to the background of Warhammer, this ability cannot be a blessing from a loving father! If you meet a believer who believes in the Loving Father, will you be regarded as the chosen one? Or the lucky one chosen by his loving father

I have a dream! If I go to the Warhammer universe, I must use the power of Nurgle to make bread available to everyone. Let everyone at the bottom of the hive have mushrooms growing on their backs that can grow symbiotically with them.

It's well written, and it's more interesting than the kind of game where you just start fighting alien races as soon as the buffs are stacked up.

It's really great that a cloud-loving reader who is interested in the background of the story but doesn't know much about it can understand it and enjoy it. Although I haven't read many novels with Warhammer background, I can read it with interest.

I have only read more than 100 chapters. Is it true that there are cows in the comment area?