When the rational thinking of quantum physics collided with the iron shackles of the empire's faith, every formula became a brand of blasphemy.
Astrophysicist Mobius Feng fell into the Warhammer Universe while observing a black hole, and was dug out of the blood sands of Baal by the Blood Angels.
Nineteen transformation surgeries reshaped his body, but they could not erase the scientific logic of the 21st century from his memory - this was a heresy more dangerous than Chaos under the Emperor's divine authority.
A double curse danced under the aquila emblem on his forehead: the gene seeds of Sanguinius mutated in his body, the madness of the Black Fury turned into a cold tactical deduction, and the bloodthirsty desire of the Red Thirst was shackles by modern ethics.
On the battlefield, his bullets were always half a second faster than the enemy's thinking, which led the Inquisition to write down a scarlet annotation on the data board: "Suspected subspace contaminant".
The great rift opened the wound of the Milky Way, and also tore open the gap between Dante's existence.
He had to use physics to analyze the subspace tides, and use game theory to dismantle the WAAGH craze of the Orcs, but he disguised calculus equations as the Emperor's Prayer in the Temple of the Mechanicus.
Every victory increases the suspicion of the Heretic Inquisitors, every survival betrays the Space Marines' creed.
Reader comments
Summary: It's a bit enjoyable, but it's late. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I didn't feel very happy. The writing is good but too depressing, which is in line with the original work and introduction. The most enjoyable part so far is in the introduction...
1. It's really slow. The early plot is like reading a setting book. It's a bit boring and extremely depressing, which is in line with the original work.
2. The protagonist's self has been suppressed. He has amnesia at the beginning and is used as a tool to cultivate as an "empty shell". The smell of being pushed around is a bit strong, which is in line with the introduction, but it is really uncomfortable.
Summary: It's a bit enjoyable, but it's late. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I didn't feel very happy. The writing is good but too depressing, which is in line with the original work and introduction. The most enjoyable part so far is in the introduction... 1. It's really slow. The early plot is like reading a setting book. It's a bit boring and extremely depressing, which is in line with the original work. 2. The protagonist's self has been suppressed. He has amnesia at the beginning and is used as a tool to cultivate as an "empty shell". The smell of being pushed around is a bit strong, which is in line with the introduction, but it is really uncomfortable.
So what is a Bolt gun?