Shock! My Wife Is a Necron

It's good to watch. The plot mainly tells about the beautiful family and childhood of the traitor Primarch, Warhammer Super Dad, and the rescue story. The first one is Curze, and the second one is Angron. It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's combat power, which is pretty good.

The undead use technology and have no psychic powers. Their souls have been eaten by the Star Gods, and at most there are only residues left. The space warriors will not survive long in Catachan if they have not been specially trained, the chaos demons will not live long in Catachan, and the green skins will not be able to develop. The humans who have survived have established a symbiotic system with the local area.

Highly recommended, Warhammer version of spy playing house, no one in the family is of the same species, most of them are in daily life [laughing]

If you are used to seeing the hardships of the original Warhammer, you can come here to see a warm and heartwarming one. The author has his own rhythm and style. What he wrote in Tomato is okay. It is good-looking and highly recommended. For now.

Love to watch! Catachan dad's parenting experience! [Laughing and crying] [covering face]

Lord of the Night, this is the most interesting Warhammer fic I've seen this year. But if the author is so slow to update, I will use the method of the Eighth Army to urge the update.

It's as good-looking as the primarch kid raising a rebel faction next door, but the author's update is too short. I hope the author can speed up the update. After all, the author's brain should be able to keep up with the one next door.

I'm tired of reading 40k Warhammer novels in the original style. Let's read this for a change... I think it's quite interesting to think about it. The non-human family is a family, and Kezi also had a good childhood [laughing] [thinking]

What should I say? It feels pretty good. A planet that is relatively easy for ordinary people to turn into nutrients upon entering. There is also a child who was driven crazy by the hospital. There is also a Necron since he is a transgender.

Super great, super good. I really recommend everyone to read this 40k book. Of course, please throw away your brain beforehand and just have fun. Why do you care so much? If you want to pursue the original work, just read the original work. If you want to read the fanfic, just read the fanfic. Anyway, I feel that this fanfic is really good, really great. [Like][Like][Like]

I think it's very interesting. How should I put it? If you look at Warhammer novels on Tomato, most of them have a fixed route. If you write them this way, there are relatively few Necrons, and the ones that are interesting are very few among them. So I think it's very interesting and I recommend reading it. But I've mainly read about half of it. I don't know if there are any errors in some of the later ones.

Perfect, imaginative, brand new track

I think if you can keep updating, you will become another pillar of Warhammer. Getting boring

Seeing 525, Kezi even prepared to lead the green skins to fight. The cloud hammer issues in this book are actually minor issues compared to the main issues. There are only a few main things I noticed. One is that as soon as Horus debuted, everyone called him Warmaster. Another one is to run into the Ullanor Orc Empire at the beginning of the Great Crusade, but now it seems that this can be rounded off, even if it is a border conflict. There are indeed problems with the writing and content in the early stage. There are large sections of AI-assisted traces and very redundant explanations in parentheses. I will not go into details here. After Cozzi became wise in Chapter 70, the problem with the AI ​​auxiliary text has been visibly improved. In my words, it can be read. By the time I returned from my first trip to the Middle Ages around Chapter 140, the whole book was on the right track, without those text problems and AI traces that seemed very uncomfortable. There's nothing to fault about the plot, it's just that it's fun to win and the whole family can enjoy it. Strength expansion actually doesn't matter. As long as you can ensure that there are always opponents to fight, strength expansion is what you use to torture others. It doesn't matter.

The protagonist is a druid who can grow mushrooms, so as we all know, the Orc is a mushroom that can run and jump. [Laughing] Then can the protagonist grow Orks and trend Orks? [Laughing]

That's great. All races should be gathered together to make Curze the Primarch with the most mothers [laughing]

It feels similar to the subjective book. The protagonist relies on his own power to change the galaxy. However, this book adapts the childhood of the original body while the other one corrects the original body. There are not so many weird settings. In comparison, it is a relatively relaxed Warhammer novel. I hope the author will update it faster. I take back what I said before about not having a lot of strange settings, but overall this book is quite good to read, and is more suitable for people who know little about Warhammer.

It's well written, it's a good book, and it's considered a good presence in the Warhammer literature. It's just that the writing style is a bit annoying.

Expand your imagination and experience the wild power of Catachan

It looks good, it looks good, it's warm and unique. I wrote a different Warhammer. Come on, author.

It's very beautiful, and the content is also very novel and bold. I hope it will be updated ten times a day.

Bad news, raise Gu, good news, raise them all

I just want to laugh when I think about facing Kezi's enemies in the future and facing his sworn brothers with the same Primarch level strength.

It's a lot of fun. It's a family fun with the hammer in the background. We love watching this.

Good book, very good Warhammer text, very unique, very beautiful

Awesome, a hodgepodge, but powerful and good-looking

Can't be more serious. At most it's just a Warhammer shell.

Be energetic and bring more joy to your daily life [laughs]

Destiny is a fixed number, luck is a variable. The word "fate" means fate or not, so it is destined by heaven. The word "destiny" means that there is destiny and luck. It is determined by heaven and man. It seems that the difference is not big, but in fact it leaves a glimmer of hope. In this case, how about walking the road of destiny, swimming against the current river, climbing Danghun Mountain once, passing through the Valley of Desolation, and seeking eternal life.

Determined Warhammer fans can ignore it. Although there are many minor flaws in the book, it seems to be quite enjoyable so far.