Transmigrated into the Warhammer Fantasy Empire

Large vehicles currently unlocked (September 20, 2023) Dark Elf Female Fear Lord: (M) He is domineering and majestic, has strong pride, strong political ability, excellent analytical skills, a top melee master, and rich experience in hand-to-hand combat. Disadvantages: No human common sense, unable to resist the urge to take action, violent and bloodthirsty, only capable of melee combat, no life experience, unable to cook and other handicrafts. Hobbies: Likes to command the male protagonist to do this and that, to boss him around, has absolute trust, is obsessed with money, and takes the initiative as a captain.

Many of the official settings are in foreign languages, and the medieval Warhammer background itself is pieced together from the works of countless fan authors. It can bring a huge worldview with countless character stories and cultural background styles in different regions, which inevitably leads to the problem of overflow or unequal combat effectiveness when eating books and slapping each other in the face. The good news is that you are not afraid of official backstabbing at all. Even if the content is written by the author, as long as the plot is reasonable and the writing is exciting, it is enough.

Nothing else, just watching kids drive big cars [laughing evilly]

Very interesting novel that I can't stop [Like] Love from the Empire of Man [Love]

If Total War can only tell us about the wars in the Middle Ages from a superior perspective, then if we want to understand the human flavor of the Middle Ages, I can't think of any other way than reading this book. There is no doubt about it.

Not bad, but the protagonist hasn't had a new big car for a long time.

I won't go into details. The novel is extremely fascinating and it's easy to fall into this atmosphere. Although I am a cloud player myself and have never played a Warhammer game, I have also read fan fiction related to it, but most of them are not about Warhammer in the medieval period. Most of them have some connection with the emperor. The writing style and strategies of the novel can feel that the author's education level cannot be said to be a high-level student. Fighting, at least in the game world management of P Club, the camp it belongs to definitely occupies an important place, and the subject matter is also unique. This is the first time I have seen someone write about the medieval period. I have not seen fan fiction related to similar early Warhammer stories before, but after reading it, it felt that it didn't feel right. Although I saw in the comment area that some of the author's settings are not consistent with the original settings, and are more like writing novels in a Western fantasy world, I have long heard that the official history has created a lot of background stories that conflict with each other, and I can't be sure which one is correct, so I don't care or mind that the author adds some secondary settings. The plot in the novel is orderly and full, especially the section about the dark elf cart, which really shocked my soul. The writing style was so high that I almost couldn't understand what the author was writing. After talking about this, I seem to have nothing more to say. I just hope that the author will update it soon. Not being able to see the content of the author's update is like a volcano that is about to erupt but is forced to cool down. Finally, I look forward to the content you create next, keep up the good work!

Praise for the big cart with pointed ears, love comes from the garden

Haha, it's a good place to take the A certificate.

Very nice novel that made my wagon spin. The author's writing style is okay, and I saw hints of Wolf and Spice throughout the story. It can be said to be the medieval Warhammer version of Elves and Spice. Not bad, but the author wrote too little!!!