Reborn in Nurgle’s Garden, Working Like a Beast for the Grandfather
重生在纳垢花园给慈父当牛做马
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- 284k Words
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- 1y ago
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101Chapters
266Reads
6.8Score
14Listens
64.6kReads · all time
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The loving father is a great benefactor in the subspace who cares for the whole world. Praise the loving father.
Just like the title of the book, it is a rare protagonist who plays the role of a loving father. The character of Warhammer is "loving". The plot is very good. It is fun to farm and fight at the same time. But the emotional thread is full of plot points - the male protagonist suddenly confesses to the girl (the girl in the introduction), although it is very fast, it is a bit of a foreshadowing. In the next chapter, the loving father will send a tailor-made daughter-in-law for the male protagonist! A third party appears in the next chapter of Sweet Confession. I want to see Sweet Confession turn to Shura Field. That's okay, but just open a chapter on Shura Field? They also divided the male protagonist's army into two factions: the Emperor + Nurgle Twins and the Loving Father alone. I was still thinking that sooner or later they would start a fight, but in the next chapter the male protagonist threw the two female protagonists together and went on an expedition on his own... It's only a few chapters, and a sudden confession is not impossible, but I want to see sweet love. Not even a chapter has passed, but suddenly the Shura field suddenly appeared. When I finally convinced myself to accept the sudden appearance of the Shura field, the male protagonist left the female protagonists to guard the house and went on an expedition.
It's actually about Warhammer or Nurgle, so I have to help out. Many elements in the author's plot really struck a chord with me. I haven't seen any Nurgle-themed book written about Nurgle, even though it's only the third Nurgle-themed book I've read.
All living things are corrupt, and all things are immortal
It's probably going to end badly. A plaything of Nurgle, another tainted saint. When it comes to symbiosis, one always overpowers the other. It turns out that the loving father will win (crying)
It's such a good book but it's not popular [crying]
It is recommended to watch [Tzeentch Blue] while eating
Of course I would give five stars to my own book. [Sinister smile]
The plot is good, and it is a refreshing change among the Warhammer novels of the Permanent Empire.
The first few chapters may be a bit queasy, but the subsequent plot and story are deeply fascinating. I will give it a five-star review and read it for a while.