This book blends elements from works such as Super God Academy, Warhammer 40,000, and My House of Horrors. The author is a self-proclaimed Warhammer fan. Its Warhammer elements are based on fan works by Bilibili creators, with further fan creations built on top of those. The main battlefield is the Super God Universe, where Warhammer 40,000 provides the combat power, while the Xiling Empire offers technical guidance from beyond this universe, which has undergone great upheaval. Umm, after all that worldbuilding, none of it really matters. The point of this story is to make references and jokes. It’s just that the Super God Academy material is, well… [Korean hand gesture] and romance-brained. After all this time, it still hasn’t explained what the Ultimate Fear is, so I’ve added elements from another apocalyptic sci-fi novel that left a deep impression on me to flesh this story out. See if you can guess which one! (Easter egg)
Now for the actual introduction: Like most of his fellow transmigrators who arrived in another world by getting hit by a truck, Qiu Rui was sent to the Warhammer 40,000 universe. After countless cycles of reincarnation, just as he was on the verge of breaking down, Hao Ren and his companions rescued him after an accident brought them to the 40,000 universe. Qiu Rui wanted to return to his original universe and live a quiet life, reconnecting with friends and family, or their descendants, whom he hadn’t seen in tens of thousands of years. But he was told that his original universe had undergone a great upheaval and he could no longer return.
Fortunately, with Hao Ren’s help, Qiu Rui landed a secure job with the Xiling Empire and was dispatched to investigate his original universe.
But just as he was about to embark on another bizarre, Xiling-style adventure, he realized that this world was far from simple. Most of the Xiling Empire’s technology and abilities seemed to be restricted by some invisible hand. Only then did he get in touch with the boss from one of his countless previous lives.
I think the protagonist is too immature, looks like a high school student, has no brains, and the writing style is weird. The adjectives such as villain and rogue make me speechless. It starts with the atomic bomb of World War II, but then jumps to the main plot. I won't talk about the relationship. Liu Chuang is still a rogue, but he has a big brother, and he accepts Rui Mengmeng as his daughter without asking. Question, but when I faced Dukao later, I felt that the protagonist was hopeless. The opponent can't kill you with force. Why are you afraid of anything in the background? There were at least a few decades from World War II to the main line. What did you do?
Messy
Can't understand 😢😢