Transmigrated, I Make Jianbing Guozi in Warhammer
穿越，我在战锤做煎饼果子
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I never write book reviews, but this one truly deserves mine. The section about Slaanesh at the beginning was amazing. At first, I wondered what was so interesting about selling pancakes in Warhammer, but it got more and more interesting as I read on. The protagonist may be weak, but he chose his own path and maintained his drive. He also overcame obstacles quickly.
While adhering to the basic Warhammer lore, this book features less excessive combat description compared to other Warhammer fanfiction, resulting in a more reasonable power level distribution. Furthermore, it contains less gory combat compared to other Warhammer stories. It is also intellectually stimulating, with a natural and fluent writing style that minimizes reader fatigue.
It's well-written, especially the part about the Battle Nun; it felt so real. Also, the experience in Middlehound was excellent. The author spent a lot of time describing the protagonist's acquaintance with everyone in Middlehound, their growing friendship, and the final bond they formed. Then, suddenly, they gave it this standard Warhammer-style ending, which perfectly matches my expectations for Warhammer fanfiction.
It's fun and the story flows smoothly. The main character is a nice person who is content with what he has and not greedy. There is no female lead for now, but there is a Slaanesh guy who might be involved. However, I want to see him promote the main character rather than the main character driving a big car, because one person promoting Slaanesh would make him lose his sense of self-worth.
It's rare to find writing this well, especially the author's metaphors, which are truly witty and charming. Even those unfamiliar with Warhammer won't find it confusing, as the author provides explanations for each entry. The main character's personality and the plot are excellent, and the supporting characters are also well-developed. It's definitely worth reading.
I really enjoyed the early part where he meets Slaanesh. Even someone completely unfamiliar with the original work could feel the despair and hope within, and his ultimate struggle for self-redemption—it was incredibly moving. In comparison, the later parts were surprisingly somewhat bland.
Now you know why this book didn't get a high rating... First, I have to admit that among a sea of lighthearted, fast-paced stories, it's clear the author wanted to write a more engaging narrative, and the later events are quite logical. It's also evident the author has some understanding of WH40k, not just a casual observer. Okay, if that's the good, let's talk about the bad.
I've only read 10 chapters, but it's surprisingly good. The protagonist is like a weaker, even weaker, version of Slaanesh. More importantly, his phone is called "Om Messiah"?
A truly authentic Warhammer story, showcasing a grand world. The protagonist is a wonderful person, but unfortunately, he's actually transported to the Warhammer universe. In this chaotic cosmos, an individual's fate is like a tiny speck of dust. The protagonist struggles to protect the good things around him, enduring countless hardships before finally seeing a glimmer of hope.
This is one of the few Warhammer works I've read with a protagonist possessing genuine charisma. The protagonist is intelligent, brave, compassionate towards civilians, furious at the darkness, and deeply loyal to his comrades. The plot is tight, logical, and fluid, interspersed with humorous everyday moments and the author's portrayal of the protagonist's righteous path.