Warhammer 40K: The Three Pillar Gods

The upper limit of the combat power of the Cthulhu series is too high. You can go to the high-end infinite layer index tower. The Warhammer series cannot compare.

Personally, I feel that Warhammer and Cthulhu are very well integrated. Tzeentch was utterly twisted. Nurgle loses his power. Khorne becomes a living bookshelf. One is worse than the other,

I have been reading your book recently, and I will read it as soon as possible after it is updated every day. Then I would read the discontinued Warhammer of Cthulhu book next door and think about it a lot. As a result, I found out after the afternoon update that it was finished, alas. If you want to write a web article about Cthulhu➕Warhammer next time, I would like to give you some ideas. It would be best if they are useful: The first chapter can tell the story of the protagonist who has traveled back in time on a planet. It starts with the protagonist leaving the planet and entering space to go to Terra. Another crazy Nai also appears and is ready to cause trouble; the second chapter is the content at the beginning of your book and ends with the protagonist encountering Guilliman's fleet; the third chapter is the beginning of the climax, starting with the protagonist meeting Guilliman and the Gray Knights After some small things made by the protagonist successfully expelled some "dirty things" and changed into the subspace, until the protagonist started to build Big Ben with the support of Guilliman, the third chapter ended; the fourth chapter basically revolved around Big Ben, forming a galactic coalition headed by the Human Empire (the ghost army and demons in the subspace) vs. The outer gods and their dependents. Finally, when the Well of Eternity exploded, the Outer Gods arrived on Terra, the Emperor stood up without restraints, and at the same time, the protagonist used the Golden Throne to finally complete Big Ben. Finally, the Emperor and the Empire of Man used the intimidation of Big Ben to slowly advance.

The subject matter is good, but it relies too much on AI

It looks good, but not many people see it 🤔🤔

This novel is very interesting and of good quality. The only pity is that the chapter is too short.

I think it looks pretty good. After all, there are relatively few words about Cthulhu and Warhammer on tomatoes.

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