A StarCraft Fan Becomes a Human Pillar in Warhammer
喜欢星际争霸的我在战锤当人柱力
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It's well-written and very interesting. It doesn't deliberately suppress the combat strength of the Warhammer side's soldiers, nor does it excessively exaggerate the strength of the StarCraft side's soldiers; it's quite objective and reasonable. Before this book, I read a book about a character with a Warhammer system who transmigrated to StarCraft.
The author avoided the pitfalls of base-building tropes, elaborating on the scale of summoned units' construction with a single, concise description, which is excellent. The biggest fear with summoned units is rapid expansion that becomes difficult to manage, but this isn't a problem in Warhammer. Currently, there are no scenes of confrontation with the Imperial Chapter, and the plot is quite interesting, but there's too little of it—time to get back to writing! 😫
This novel tells us to play less StarCraft and more Stellaris.
I asked DeePSeek: ### **6. Cross-Worldview Confrontation Simulation** - **Large-Scale Campaigns**: The Warhammer Imperium's Titans and Extinction Orders can easily destroy Terran bases, but the Terrans can prolong the war through mobile tactics and nuclear harassment.
Honestly, let's not mythologize Cloudhammer too much. Let's have some faith in interstellar technology... It might not be able to beat Warhammer, but it's unlikely to be completely overwhelmed by Warhammer.
Please, author, don't go easy on the human empire later on.
The writing is truly excellent. Although the protagonist is a bit cowardly, you can see him steadily growing. To be honest, even though it's only a few tens of thousands of words long, the writing level is already phenomenal, especially considering Tomato's work. Keep it up, author!
The depiction and control of both sides' combat capabilities are quite good. I just hope they'll introduce some warships larger and stronger than the Gorgon battlecruiser in the future. The Gorgon can easily handle Imperial destroyers and gang up on Luna-class destroyers, but its Yamato guns are helpless against Imperial battleships and the Astartes' renowned durable strike cruisers.
The StarCraft equipment is well-described, while the Warhammer's native equipment is sometimes confused, but it's quickly corrected once pointed out. Aside from the constant focus on the protagonist's inner turmoil, there are no major issues.
It's a good read; the characters are all well-behaved and respect the original work. While the protagonist initially acts like a saint, it's still a normal person's reaction, and this kind of growth is much better than being cold-hearted and ruthless from the start.