Warhammer 40K Iron Man Returns to the Galaxy

It is a novel idea. It is the first time I see the perspective of Iron Man, and it uses the technology of the golden age to explain the expansion of the protagonist's combat power very smoothly. In an environment where Tomato's cheating system cheats without brains, it is simply a breath of fresh air. Moreover, for me, the author's description is more in line with my taste. The original story of Warhammer is too dark and heavy. This book satisfies my imagination of the empire within a reasonable range. It is an excellent story of justice finally defeating evil.

Great. Needless to say, this is an excellent Warhammer fan work. The plot design is very smooth. From the protagonist waking up to boarding the ship and leaving the planet, he is transferred again and again. The descriptions of the characters during this period are very consistent with my personal vision of Warhammer people. Although the author said in the first chapter that this is a book for Hammer people, in my opinion, this is also suitable for readers who want to contact Warhammer for the first time from another perspective. In the world of Warhammer 40k, although technology has regressed far compared to the golden century in the world view, the battles and blood, the struggle of mankind in the dark background of the story, the fierce battles between the armored giants and various alien species are the most attractive parts of Warhammer in my opinion, and they are also the parts of this fanfic. After all, which man can resist fighting and blood?

It feels like the AI ​​in my mind, perfect, powerful, and absolutely rational. Unlike other AIs, human nature is too serious. After reading a lot of science fiction novels, most AIs feel that their humanity is either too serious or too stupid. Unlike other AIs that develop too slowly, this kind of AI is more enjoyable. Technology crushes, crazy explosions, and human beings come first. Add more and more!

Be rational and follow the protocol. This book is about real robots, not those outrageous novels about how machines can have feelings, especially those disgusting robots that can have love.

This is my favorite Warhammer fanfic! I came across this novel by chance one afternoon. I clicked on it and was curious. Is Iron Man set as the protagonist? 🤔Would it be interesting for an artificial intelligence without emotions to interact with characters from Warhammer? Unexpectedly, I was hooked as soon as I read it✋🏻😫I watched it all night long. Although Iron Man's behavioral logic and cold thinking sometimes make people anxious, it is really interesting😆😆When I met the characters from Warhammer, it really made me happy. It feels like human beings fighting against AI, each other silencing each other [face covering] [face covering] Although Iron Man is calm and rational most of the time, sometimes when he sees Ax crashing because he is thinking about some philosophical issues, it is really very cute hahaha Also, the technology of Iron Man's golden age has brought innovation to the empire, and it's very cool to fight aliens in unison! But I didn't expect it to end so soon (although it's indeed the end after hundreds of chapters have been updated). I really want to see the author write some infrastructure-related content, such as using Iron Man's technology to bring new construction to various parts of the decaying empire, so that the real cornerstone of the empire (the people at the bottom) can live a good life. It may be the influence of socialist values. I want to see this kind of construction content Finally, I would like to express my special thanks to the author for writing such a novel, it is very beautiful!

The first article describing Iron Man. The plot is also very well connected. It makes people feel the glory of the golden age of mankind. The confrontation and cooperation between various races are also very reasonable and give people the motivation to continue reading.

Invincible text, but the balance is very good. There is no problem of forcibly weakening the protagonist. Every step is reasonable and has a strong grasp of the entire story. The protagonist will not be controlled by any emotions. This is very good and conforms to mechanical logic [Like]

Okay, okay, this novel is very faithful, except for a little bit of detail, everything else is very passable [Thinking]

It's not bad. Iron Man's perspective is very novel, and it's rare to get to Lion King later in the time period. You can directly participate in the main plot without grinding. These are the points that I like very much. Writing methods are all minor issues. It's best to have your own style. There are so many original writers, so it's normal that you can't learn from them. The pace is too slow later on, just like Cun Zhi every time. I almost fell asleep out of boredom and wanted to play a game, so hurry up and speed up the pace.

The author's goods, too! Too! Too! Too! Too! Too! Too! Too! Too! Too! Too! Just! We love you Ax! Hey! This is the Iron Man I want to see! Give 40K a little Ironman shock! Sage of the Mechanicus: Omnissiah appears! Huang Pizi: It's stable! Humanity is safe! The Four Gods of Subspace: It's over! Necromancer: No, is there a problem? Eldar: Thank you ancestors for signing the treaty to prevent us from becoming power banks! Summary: It's so beautiful and mouth-watering! Author, we love you!

In this Warhammer fan novel, I feel that the author has checked a lot of information and connected several major events together. Although the artificial intelligence of the protagonist is given a lot of credit, it lacks the official Warhammer feeling of helplessness and despair of human beings (which many people call the Warhammer flavor). What is created is that the artificial intelligence army is killing and constantly evolving. This alone does not prevent it from being read as an enjoyable article.

The writing is very good, and the subsequent writings are getting better and better. Let's just say it is a free novel. There is no need to focus on the original plot. The official plot may not be suitable for writing like this. It is okay to change it, as long as it is good-looking.

The most perfect thing about this book is that from the beginning to the end, things are handled with iron-clad logic. In other words, the character has not collapsed (there are many good Tomato novels, most of which are written down, but the character collapses). Other advantages: large quantity, full control, complete story, no romance, no acting like a god.

The above work is really not like the fanfics you can see in 🍅. Now entering the original plot is also very exciting. I can only say that it shows a little bit of the creator shock to subspace.

It's a good read, except that the author's understanding of materialism is a bit narrow, and the ending is a bit rushed, which leads to some unfilled holes in the middle period. Overall, this is a very good Warhammer fanfic. The descriptions of the Iron Man scenes are very consistent with my fantasy of omnics. I am very satisfied to be able to achieve this level.

Very interesting and refreshing. I want it to be hard-core and funny, and I prefer the author's more logical, reasonable and interesting secondary creations and fillings in the gaps in Iron Man based on the original setting (but the IP is so old and there are so many authors, and everyone eats each other's books. It's hard for me to say which original setting is accurate). The main character is genuinely intolerable (literally) (convinced) and is really deadpan funny a lot of the time. The big scenes are very grand and exciting, the pace is good, the plot is relaxed and relaxed, and there are still 700 chapters left that I will definitely finish reading...

It can be done from a strange angle and is very interesting. It is best to just go crazy and blast troops and ships. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] Give the warhammer some mechanical shock.

The book is a beautiful book. Very cool. But it can only be regarded as the second creation of War Hammer. This lineage theory alone is really harmful to Mengxin. Whether it's 1k or 40k. Humans are humans. There is no such thing as bloodline. So these other things in the book can just be regarded as the author's second creations.

Not bad, not bad. I really like this one. There is no protagonist or male protagonist. It tells the story of an artificial intelligence in the Warhammer world. After I hate myself for falling asleep, the direction of history is to find the real creator. It is really rare to see this kind of subject now. If you like science fiction, you can take a look.

Yes, Iron Man's absolute rationality is well reflected. As a silicon-based intelligence, Iron Man was born to perform tasks, so he became absolutely rational, absolutely efficient, and rational... Which made me feel a little uncomfortable. But this is the mission of Iron Man A pretty good book

It's really good to watch. My knowledge of Warhammer is probably only 20% better than those who have never been exposed to it, but I can easily get into it. The author's writing skills are also very good, and the identity of the protagonist is a bit cool.

The story of "Where Are the Creators?" Unfolds from the perspective of the Iron Man who survived the golden age (I'm sure), but I have to say that the plot is very interesting to read, and it's fun to watch [Blow Kiss]

I read 600 chapters in a week. It is quite fascinating. The logic is tight and the plot is ups and downs. I often read it late into the night without paying attention. The author's writing style is quite solid, and the article is also mixed with humor. It is very worth reading.

I have never seen such a good-looking article. There is no systematic article that perfectly integrates the settings of the Four Gods. The sword forged by the craftsman. The choice of protection and killing lies in the person, not the weapon.

It's a very good book. Although I don't play Warhammer, this book still makes me addicted to it. I will search online when I encounter something I don't understand. It also allows me to understand more about the grand world view of Warhammer. It is also very interesting to read.

It's good-looking, written from the perspective of Iron Man, and interspersed with the competition between various forces. I feel like the author is really attentive. I think this book is a masterpiece in Warhammer, and the language is also very humorous. It's worth your time to take a look.

A very exciting Warhammer novel, ranked in the top ten among the hundreds of books I have read.

It looks great. I love watching it. When will the fleet be assembled? I really want to see the fleet killing each other.

The book is very good, but the protagonist does not make any changes to the situation of mortals in the human empire. As far as I am halfway through, the protagonist has been focusing on macroscopic things such as Ascart and the original body. It describes the difficult situation of a large number of mortals, but the protagonist does not provide any substantial help. Every time the description is completed, Iron Man is surprised, and then Iron Man does not care and nothing changes.

After reading 200 chapters, the story is clear and has a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage. This book is unfolded from the perspective of Iron Man (artificial intelligence). The story is very compact and echoes back and forth. The background description of Warhammer 40k is also very good. It is one of the best among Warhammer fans. I highly recommend it to friends who like apocalyptic battles.