ENWarhammer: The Xiling Emperor's Expedition
战锤：希灵皇帝的远征
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
- 422 chapters
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Other names
- I Transmigrated into Warhammer 40K to Become the Emperor of Xiling穿越战锤40K，我为希灵皇帝Alternate title on Fanqie
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I don't really understand Warhammer either, but since everyone likes it so much, I don't have much to say. So, I wish you all could be reincarnated into the Warhammer world, or even travel to the Warhammer world! 🍉
It's a good read, featuring various characters joining the Warhammer story, and the author writes in a very accessible style, unlike some Warhammer novels that are all flashy but useless. The protagonist can be ignored, since that's not the main focus anyway.
I enjoy this kind of ensemble drama depicting interactions between different worlds. I hope the author continues to do well; there aren't many books like this, and I hope the author can become the top author in this genre. My only complaints are that the Warhammer universe relies too much on the protagonist's side, and also the female characters (that little girl). I feel the author portrays the male characters more vividly.
It's good, but the main character is too immature. Hopefully, he'll mature a bit later on.
More than individualistic heroism and showing off, what I really want to see is a collaborative epic story and the exchange of heroic deeds between the characters from both sides. Although there are some minor issues, the worldviews are well integrated, making it worth four stars.
This one is alright. Don't be fooled by the fact that the protagonist summons ship girls and super-god angels. After reading over 300 chapters, I can tell that this isn't the harem novel that others talk about. It's purely a behind-the-scenes ensemble piece.
The premise is quite novel, but it lacks the Warhammer feel; it fails to capture the heaviness and despair. The power-up system's levels are too subjective, resulting in poor balance. Overall, however, it's still a good watch. Worth checking out.
It's well-written and has a great imagination, but Pandora really detracts from the reading experience. Also, the characters in the super-god-like world feel somewhat out of place, dragging down the overall quality of the novel.
The Warhammer universe is a fictional world built around the backstory. The protagonist can summon (though it's supposed to be random) characters and forces from various movies and TV shows using his emotional state. It's set in a vast empire and has a lot of fun. He's already set his sights on Emperor Maru.
Although the power system developed too quickly, and the Warhammer ending wasn't handled very well, it was still very enjoyable to read! As long as it was enjoyable, that's all that matters. At least the plot was very exciting. Although I haven't watched the anime and am unfamiliar with the Super God Academy setting, it's at least self-consistent, and the characters are quite distinct.