Warhammer 40K: I Have a Galactic Technology System!

It's okay, but it was discovered too early. Star Technology in Warhammer is a dimensionality reduction attack. It's time to drain the subspace.

I finally found a fair comparison between Warhammer and Stars among a bunch of novels about Warhammer. Hyperlight can't even reach the Stars table. And every time I see people who boast of Warhammer Psionics, I feel uncomfortable. Star Psionics and Warhammer Psionics are two different things. Stars have not chosen Psionic Ascension (that is to say, they do not have the feature of psionic potential) and cannot even connect to the virtual realm. Even if they have the Great Awakening, a group of experts must gather to break through the Void Realm. This means that the Stars are not connected to other dimensions at all. The Stars Psionics is just as literal as the introduction, and the psychic power only belongs to you. And a race without Ling Fei is really just a bunch of soulless people. And compared to Warhammer's chaotic command, extremely inefficient war methods such as gang jumping every day, machine soul appeasement, and church battleships, there is also the division of top, middle and bottom hives, loose management models, and inefficient production models that stabilize polar society. Face to face with the truly united, rational and efficient Star Empire. In this comparison between the two sides, only if Warhammer wins can there be ghosts.

Or maybe your book is the best one I have ever read. Warhammer articles are not like other news groups that have reached their peak and are here to be crushed. It's better to start from scratch. I believe the author. If you insist on making more updates, you will definitely get it and the rating will go up.

Very, very well written But I got a little anxious later. Speak a little slower. Either the word count or the details can be deducted further. I mean too macroscopically. Let's look at it from a microscopic perspective. A little more.

I feel that this book is a classic farming-style civilization that develops steadily and steadily. It reduces the coldness of paper data in the game and adds a lot of problems behind the development of real society, making it more immersive. The protagonist's companions are equivalent to software with various functions, and the protagonist is the hardware that connects them so that they can better play their respective roles. The development of civilization itself is an extremely complicated matter... Therefore, this article itself is also a bit slow, and it has been in contact with the human empire in the title for a long time. The foreshadowing in the previous article is the spiritual core of this book. It is undoubtedly slow to tell the spiritual core of a story well. This book is not suitable for people who read cool articles. As a player in the management and cultivation system, I find it very enjoyable. The sense of accomplishment that comes from slowly growing the civilization under my command is unique.

Beautiful, so beautiful, I can only describe it as beautiful. This advanced civilization built by technology and rationality is itself an art, an extreme, and full of charming charm. The author's description is very touching and supportive.

That's great! The stars are indeed a dimensionality reduction blow to 40k!

Curious about the Empire's reaction to the protagonist Fang

In terms of writing style and writing alone, I get almost full marks. Warhammer and Stellaris are worthy of this score if you don't look at the comparison of combat power.

The writing is very good, but the pace is a bit slow. It could be written about the reactions and attitudes of the Necron, Tau, and Eldar. There is also the Emperor's reaction to the protagonist Fang.