The will born in nothingness is the Flood - a parasitic life beyond understanding, sweeping the cold universe of Warhammer 40K with indescribable terror.
Starting from the dark corners at the bottom of the hive city, its spores spread silently, its will penetrated people's hearts, and its flesh and blood body continued to expand as it was devoured and mutated. Human memory, alien genes, ancient technology... Everything will become food for its growth.
In the name of the Flood, walking in the dark forest of 40K, every choice I make may reshape the fate of this universe. Perhaps, even the God Emperor did not expect my arrival...
Reader comments
I feel like I'm reading a philosophy book
This is the best novel I have ever read about the Flood.
Why do I feel that many sentences are very strange, as if they were translated from English to Chinese. Or Ai
The author's writing is really touching. The curious Thousand Sons wizard, the Mechanicus who peeps into the truth, and the fanatical nun. These characters are very realistic and very immersive.
Very interesting, yes.
I think the book written by a foreigner only has more than 80 chapters. I don't know how long this one can be.
But I remember seeing interesting Flood novels
You haven't finished writing Warhammer 40k after writing 100 chapters on one planet. There are at least 1 million planets. How many millions of chapters are you planning to write?
This pulling feeling... I haven't felt this pulling for a long time but I'm not tired of it.
I hope the author can provide more plot advancement.
How shameless [laughing evilly] [like]
Fine. . . .
The author is so different [crying]
It sucks? If you switch perspectives every day, will your grades be good?
Some text descriptions are too difficult to understand. Is it because of subspace?
Come on, come on, come on, come on
A rare angle and a detailed description. Worth a look.
It's considered a very good one among Tomato Hammer fans.
I feel like I'm reading a philosophy book
This is the best novel I have ever read about the Flood.
Why do I feel that many sentences are very strange, as if they were translated from English to Chinese. Or Ai
The author's writing is really touching. The curious Thousand Sons wizard, the Mechanicus who peeps into the truth, and the fanatical nun. These characters are very realistic and very immersive.
Very interesting, yes. I think the book written by a foreigner only has more than 80 chapters. I don't know how long this one can be.
But I remember seeing interesting Flood novels
You haven't finished writing Warhammer 40k after writing 100 chapters on one planet. There are at least 1 million planets. How many millions of chapters are you planning to write?
This pulling feeling... I haven't felt this pulling for a long time but I'm not tired of it.
I hope the author can provide more plot advancement.
How shameless [laughing evilly] [like]
Fine. . . .
The author is so different [crying]
It sucks? If you switch perspectives every day, will your grades be good?
Some text descriptions are too difficult to understand. Is it because of subspace?
Come on, come on, come on, come on
A rare angle and a detailed description. Worth a look.
It's considered a very good one among Tomato Hammer fans.