Warhammer 40K: Broken Sword

It is well written and clearly describes the empire very accurately. The empire never lacks noble sacrificers. But there have always been a lot of despicable people.

Although at first, I didn't like the protagonist to vote for the Titanium, but as I watched, I suddenly realized that I am loyal to the Emperor because I am loyal to humanity, but the Titanium Lord does not engage in genocide, and is even much better than the Empire. Now I am curious if the Titanium Lord hammers the Empire, will the Titanium Lord face the Four Peddlers? The Tau are insensitive to the Warp, but humans are not, and have worshiped the Greater Good. I think that by then the Tau Empire will face the same situation as the previous Human Empire, with chaos and corruption inside, and greenskins, tyranids, ribs, bean sprouts, and human resistance forces outside. Oh, by the way, if the empire is gone, then the Titanium Lord will fight against the Five Gods. It's so much fun! I can't wait to see what the results will be! [Laughing evilly] Titanium King? The Greater Good? The human empire? Emperor? Evil God? I don't care, all I want is fun, joy is the truth, joy is eternal! It's all about having fun!

It's great to watch, but can the protagonist take the Tau to see more of the customs and customs of the Warhammer universe? Write more about chaos, undead and the like, and let Titanium witness the dark universe step by step, but let them maintain their original intention

This book review is pretty bleak, but the perspective is novel and good.

I just thought of one thing, will GW get inspiration from it and write: a certain eternal being couldn't stand the oppression of the empire and turned to the titanium, and relied on his own knowledge and insights to help the titanium avoid the pitfalls of other races in the development process, and make the titanium develop faster (don't think it's outrageous, GW has written about Erda, the immortal being "very smart" before, so there is every reason to believe that the GW author will know this script)

My fallen Lich Corpse Emperor is essentially just a super life entity created by a powerful wizard from ancient times. This blasphemous creation cause was destroyed together with its fallen empire. It is precisely because of it that mankind is heading towards destruction step by step. It sacrifices its blood to the blood god and sacrifices its head to the throne!

It's great. The protagonist's background design is reasonable, both businessmen are online, and the style and motivation are completely non-ooc. It is as distinct from the common Warhammer leather assembly line works. It can be seen that the author has deeply cultivated the story setting of Warhammer itself, and has meticulously crafted his own story. It is really a rare masterpiece! Follow up and see how long it took me to finish reading this book

It looks good. With the current quality, it is among the best even compared with other excellent Warhammer articles on the site. The only pity is that I found it too early and I don't like it. I personally recommend that the author updates it 10 times a day [Like]

One of the best in the Warhammer literature.

Great new perspective To be honest, as a Yunmai, I yearn for the empire most of the time. But this book also made me see the darkness of the empire All in all, the writing is great. Come on, author.

My favorite race is much stronger than the Empire, isn't it? Long live the Greater Good!

It's right to invest in titanium. It's past time to invest in titanium [I understand] I have become a citizen of the Tau Empire.

It is well written and vividly describes the corruption of the human empire.

Titanium is really rare It's too detailed. It's more of a classic than a novel. Que cannot use group portrait writing method to bring positive feedback

This is the first time I see titanium written on it, come on! [Laugh]

Personally, I prefer fishermen, and I rarely see fishermen. I think the author's writing is pretty good. Why is the score so low?

Isn't it much better than the ruined empire?

The writing is really good. Although the angle of this book is very novel, judging from the author's description of the lives and customs of various interstellar races, it can be seen that the author has put in a lot of effort.

Very good, the quality is very high (≧∇≦*) From the customs and descriptions of various ethnic groups, you can tell that the author has put a lot of effort into it. I will try to do it. Can there be more? A little less ૮₍ɵ̷ɵ̷̥̥᷅₎ა

A very good novel. It made me hate the Corpse Emperor and the Pseudo-Emperor. He is just a coward without courage and did not risk everything. His thoughts and insights made me question whether humans are really the most suitable race to rule the universe? The Corpse Emperor told me the answer with practical actions.

Titanium is rare. So when will the empire be given some assembly line and system shock? And I remember that Titanium has anti-matter technology... Should the protagonist promote the weaponization of anti-matter and give the empire a little anti-matter bombing shock like the Necrons' bombers?

No. This book is so beautiful, why has no one read it? [What]

Could the author please let the protagonist design a human spaceship from Star Trek for the protagonist to use? It is said that the author can recall the mass-produced machines in Gundam for the protagonist and then create them for the exclusive use of the protagonist's legion.

Well written. This kind of perspective is really rare

It's a rare article describing titanium investment. The author should update it more [laughter]

The Greater Good is really great. Very well written.

It's well written, and the perspective of the Tau forces is very distinctive.

Even the mules in the production team don't dare to rest like this.

I've been reading this for a long time, and the overall plot is pretty good, but there are a lot of heretical behaviors that I think are heretical (such as the love between the protagonist and the Eldar (bushi)).

The writing is good. It is considered to be the best writing in Tomato. There is no sluggishness in reading. The character creation is also good so far. I would like to give it five stars for encouragement.