Warhammer 40K: the Path of Loyalty Chosen by the Five Gods

This version of Warhammer is the only one among the many Warhammer novels I have seen that unites the forces of all parties, including the Four Gods, the Emperor, the Necrons, and the Greenskins. Hated intelligence, the Dark Mechanicus, the miraculously resurrected Horus and his whitewashing to join the protagonist's camp, Magnus's rebellion, the transformation of the Space Marine body with the power of the Four Gods, in short, they are all very bold creations, very good [Like]

Finally, there is a new independent human camp in Warhammer 40K! The empire has decayed, and only a new regime can bring mankind happiness and prosperity! [Praise]

As a Warhammer novel, it is very good. It can be seen that the author's research on the Warhammer world is very good. In this book, some things done by each character are very consistent with the original work. It is an adaptation based on the original work. It is very good and very beautiful. However, if outsiders read it, they will not understand it. Outsiders will not be able to understand it. People will not be able to understand the characters in this book, and they don't know what has changed in it. It is a book that Mr. Chui likes very much📖, but if outsiders see 40k, they may not be able to understand it, and then retreat. If outsiders watch this book, it will be difficult to read, but overall it is still a very good book.

Truly the best Warhammer fanfic on the bookshelf Finally, to Bona, the Imperial Torch, Son of the Stars, and Lord of Creation, stay well.

The writing is quite good, but there are a few pictures that look a bit annoying. The Emperor told him not to listen to the Four Gods in the last minute, but after defeating Khorne, he went to find Tzeentch and was deceived into lameness again [face covering]

I didn't know anything about Warhammer before, but because it was a novel in a foreign language, I didn't have the experience to read it. I watched related CGs a few days ago and was gradually attracted by this IP, so I skipped the original work and came to watch the second creation. Reading from scratch to the third chapter in one breath, it can be seen that the author's reserve is still very strong, and the writing is also very popular and exciting. I learned about the world view of the original work through secondary creation, and saw many original character relationships and related historical events. Very good, support! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Well written Warhammer article. The ending is very touching. Personally, I feel that Warhammer has unlimited room for imagination, so using a typical time-travel storyline will become commonplace. The highlight of this book is the setting of the protagonist and the father-son relationship between him and the emperor. The plot of being deceived by the four evil gods, and the author's setting of the four evil gods are also relatively atypical, making this protagonist different from other Warhammer protagonists, and people are very concerned about his final ending. The ending can be said to be very Warhammer-style, not everyone is happy, but it is acceptable and the best ending in the dark Warhammer world.

The protagonist is truly a perfect person. He has strong psychic powers and can speak without being pedantic. His goals are clear and the process is... Could you tell me, is the protagonist's goal the same as Huang Pizi's? The Five Gods Co-Selection lives up to its name. The early part (the prologue) is a bit slow, but the writing is quite fast later on, with a few chapters and a big battle, and you can fight wherever you go.

Well, the ending is really good. As a fanfic, it is excellent. In the last few chapters, the reconciliation and sacrifice between the brothers. The Emperor defeated his other side, but lost his best friend and child forever. It is really the incarnation of endless sacrifice. He is the only one left. No one really understands that unknown history, and mankind finally holds its destiny firmly in its own hands.

This book is quite good. I think it would be considered qualified if I gave it a score of over 8 points. It's much better than the Scarlet Angel next door. It doesn't sound like an AI text. You can feel it in every piece. The writing style is very similar to Ember Claws or Pilgrim Ankh.

The book is very good, but not Warhammer. The protagonist has good ideas but insufficient means. Unless the four hawkers can be transformed into the positive four gods, the god of war, the god of life, the god of art, and the god of knowledge, otherwise these ideas will still be weak.

A very high-quality Warhammer novel, high quality. Regrets about such a hopeless world are common, even too numerous to count, but this book just satisfies my regrets. Humanity will be immortal.

A very good fan novel, and the ending is very consistent with the feeling of Warhammer. Although mankind has ushered in a prosperous age, everything the Emperor knew, the Primarchs and Bona are gone. A tragic victory.

Baba Boyi discovers the Chosen of Khorne

It's a pretty good Warhammer fan novel. It's also the only salvageable Warhammer 40K novel among the many Warhammer novels I've read. But not many people have read it and the rating is too low.

A perfect ending, a Warhammer-style ending. It begins with the Emperor alone, and ends with only the Emperor, who sacrificed everything for humanity.

It's very beautiful, especially the last few chapters and the comments inside made me cry. I feel like the author's writing style is improving as he writes. I highly recommend it. I'm looking forward to a sequel. I can't get enough of it.

I think the writing is really good and there is nothing toxic about it, but the author is too slow to update. I guess it's because reading Nurgle's book every day is so debilitating. I hope the author pays attention to his body and updates it quickly.

The content is interesting and full of creativity. I prefer the content, but I still feel a little regretful about the ending. In summary, it is highly recommended, Cloud Warhammer can also have a good reading experience! !

Since I have a little reading threshold for Warhammer background, it might be around 4.5 Stars, but I feel that the popularity of the book is too low, so I support it with five stars! Yun Zhui, who has just entered the game recently, is still very comfortable to watch, especially since the protagonist is considered an indigenous setting and there is no time-travel system or anything like that, which looks more original.

This Warhammer novel is amazing! The world view is grand, the battle scenes are exciting, and the characters are three-dimensional and vivid. Every chapter is addictive. It is indeed the pinnacle of the Warhammer universe!

The subject matter is very good, so logically the score shouldn't be so low (the score is only over six points at this time)

It's well written, and I like the author's arrangements for the Primarchs. It's good to see Angron and Fulgrim, the two Primarchs who were greatly changed by Chaos, return to normal. But I came here to see the fan, not the author's OC. If I don't take on the role of the protagonist, I'll find him annoying if I always see him jumping around.

Currently, this is the only completed Warhammer book on my bookshelf. Unlike other Warhammer novels I have read, the protagonist does not have a delicate heart and the ability to save everything, but only changes the ending for the better. But this is the advantage, isn't it? The characters in it are also very full, allowing me to see different Four Gods and different Primarchs. Recommend

Okay, it's a very good Warhammer novel. It doesn't have too many magical changes. In short, you'll be right to read it. I really recommend it. After reading it, I feel that everything is over. It is a very good novel. The description of the plot characters and the characterizations everywhere are quite detailed and vivid. This is the first Warhammer I have read, and it will only be the last one. I will never find such a good-looking book again. Let me commemorate it for the last time, commemorating the last day of my 17th birthday, 2025, July 29, 5:54

A very good Warhammer novel, humorous and funny, but also very Warhammer.

It's really nb. The plot is compact but not lacking in overall subjective view. The humanity is brilliant and the characters are well-drawn. It's very good. I really like the mortal marshal in the navy and the judge who wakes up the protagonist (a pity). I watched this 3 times🤚🤚🤚

I was deceived by the title of the book. I thought it was a very evil villain, but I couldn't help but watch it after it appeared on the recommendation board many times. I originally thought that it was the kind of anti-people that was very targeted at the people at the bottom, but it turned out to be the opposite. It was just that the character was more like the chosen one [face covering]

I finally saw a Primarch returning en masse.

Very good, I recommend you to watch it