Warhammer Fantasy: End Times Simulator

Regarding many readers who need to be simulated all the time... It is really difficult for me to write a full simulation. It is too easy to gain power in that way, and it can be finished in about 10 to 20 times. I have prepared more than a million words for this book, which will contain a lot of original Warhammer text and plot changes. Maybe everyone has a different understanding of Warhammer.

Not bad, the subject matter is like medieval science popularization

Excellent, the growth of the protagonist is traceable, and the other characters are also portrayed with flesh and blood. I hope it can reach new heights. The author [Like][Like]

I have read Chapter 80 so far. Overall, the writing style is still a bit poor. As a result, it does not look that comfortable and lacks some sense of substitution. There are also too many errors in the sentences that cannot be read clearly. This should be avoided as much as possible. However, the portrayal of the protagonist and the overall rhythm of the plot are okay, and the subject matter is also good. It is a novel with a good foundation in my opinion, and there is a lot of room for further development. I support it! Of course, it would be better if there were more harems later (the author does not care about personal preferences). If there is an arrangement, the power of Slaanesh can be used as the entry point, which will make the plot more reasonable and comfortable. One last word of encouragement, come on! I didn't look much at the back. Why was it taken off the shelves? I didn't see any meat at all.

I have to admit that I underestimated this book at the beginning. It gets better as you read later. It can also play a very good role in popularizing science. The main reason is that GW is too good at reading books. In the new setting, the ancient sages also hope to destroy the Middle Ages and create a new world to continue fighting against chaos. In 40k, the emperor has been the fifth evil god from the beginning. Playing as a human is addicted If it continues like this, it doesn't have to be like the Three-Eyed King to destroy and directly represent Chaos' conquest of the whole world. It might not be bad to use the whole world to become a god, and there are too many tricks that can be played in the simulation. You can try various endings. Chaos is not impossible, and if you really become the fifth evil god, you can also go to 40k to surprise the empire. Although the two sides are equivalent to parallel worlds, it doesn't matter. Just think about your own demon army and believers.

The protagonist's experience cannot be said to be exciting, but it is very exciting. It simulates the plot of large-scale character creation online and adds small complaints from time to time, while omitting irrelevant things. Depends on personal reading taste. Salvation is still salvation.

There is a kind of plot: your sister-in-law asks you to go upstairs to repair the computer, but you spend the whole day fixing the computer. After your uncle comes home, you are still fixing your broken computer. Simulation accounts for 95% of this book. It is pure simulation. Apart from simulation, the 100 or so protagonists may not have even appeared in a small town in reality. But the simulation plot is really good. It's worth 4 points, and the one point deducted is just for going off topic. The characters are not too awkwardly written, and the emotional scenes are not too stiff either. It is a good listen.

Damn it, the book has been taken off the shelves [what]

Rare sight of a medieval warhammer

It's really good to watch. Although it's a bit boring at the beginning, it gets more and more exciting. I don't know if the rating is so low because it's a bit discouraging at the beginning.