Warhammer: The Path of the Primarch, Beginning with a Blacksmith

Travelers must look like travellers, and don't feel like they were taken away by the natives every day.

A Western fantasy novel with a Warhammer setting, maybe in the later stages there will actually be a plot like the Lord Knight's castle standing up.

Personally, I think it is a very good book. In the context of the Middle Ages, the author first added the genetic technology of Warhammer GW and at the same time, introduced psychic powers without appearing to violate the world view. Secondly, the author's writing style is very good. Regarding the shaping of the feelings between the characters, I think the writing is very good. I just hope that the author can insist on updating it and completing it. Sometimes the rating may not be very high just for a short period of time, but the book is very good. After all, Yang Persimmon's rating is calculated based on the number of words and the number of reviews, and there are still a few words.

Why are the scores getting lower and lower? I don't know if it's the reason why I follow two chapters every day. I rate this book around 8 out of 10. Also, it's time for some war. I originally came to watch Battle for Hegemony [Thoughts]

The writing is fluent and can clearly demonstrate the logic; The protagonist has distinct characteristics and has his own personality. The other characters are a bit sketchy, but still acceptable; The writing style is brisk, the atmosphere is comfortable, not heavy, and suitable for most readers. I hope it's not a prison sentence.

Warhammer has been farming since the Middle Ages (I feel there is huge room for development). The writing style is good and the logic of the writing is rigorous and self-consistent. The only pity is that I discovered the treasure in less than a hundred chapters. Borrowing a comment from a book friend, "Is this a novel I can read for free without paying for it?" I would like to encourage you all [Salute] [Please update]

It's very good, and the author either has a good reserve of engineering knowledge or has carefully reviewed the information. The descriptions of technology are all in line with reality. Come on!

I feel the warhammer's penis inside.

Overall, it feels like the basic setting is a bit like Ringworld + Warhammer?

Although the author always writes the duke as a baron, this book is really good. The only shortcoming is that it is too short and not enough to read.