[Also known as: In the beginning, I transformed into the Galaxy Baseball Man and fought against the four gods to save the emperor, but the little boy pretended to be the emperor and took revenge. Let me travel to the Warhammer universe.
Luo Weihao, who was playing with Iron Breaker, triggered the hidden easter egg. After entering the easter egg space, he rescued a super cute little boy who was being bullied by four evil gods. This beautiful little boy claimed to be the Emperor, the Lord of Humanity.
In order to repay Luo Weihao for rescuing him, the Emperor asked Luo Weihao to travel to his Warhammer universe, but Luo Weihao seemed to have remembered something, as if this universe was very underworld! Ah! The false emperor actually repays kindness with hatred!
Bad News: Coming to the Warhammer 40K Universe
Good news: I became a Galaxy Baseball Man
Bad news: The puppet emperor did not allocate train sets
Good news: Liuying also traveled through time together
Reader comments
What a blasphemy [love] this is, I didn't laugh, Fulgrim next to me laughed.
The empire's military resources are in short supply, and now Terra's recruitment center is here. For the Emperor! Citizens of the Empire are invited to sign up.
Let's make a complaint about whether it's bad to drag Liuying to the Warhammer cesspit to suffer. Besides, the Emperor can drag people across worlds and worlds. Why doesn't he just drag the so-called Pangu or some other transcendent being →_→ (I feel like there is no limit or price for his dragging people)
It's not very rigorously written, but it's not a big problem. I can eat it.
[Sending Hearts] Thank you everyone for watching
It's very well-written, and it's one of the best-written novels among the Warhammer and Beng-Tie fanfics I've seen so far. I can't name the others. Anyway, I've read a few other books that are pretty good. This is the best one I've read so far, and it's also the first one where Beng-Tie Fang travels to Warhammer. The ones I've read before are all War Hammer-Fang traveling to Bent-Tie. I stress it for the last time, this one is very good, and I personally think it is.
Not bad, more relaxed but without losing the hammer flavor.
Personally, I think it's quite good. Because there are relatively few novels about time-travel between Warhammer and Iron Breakers, so I'll give it five stars, and then add, how can I put it, I think it's okay.
Great, I don't know why the rating hasn't come down yet.
The battle pressure is so fierce that the protagonist's early strength is not even comparable to that of an Astartes, and he still needs to fight with the gangs in the nest for a long time, just like an ordinary person
I don't play Warhammer, but I play Bengtie. I like both works. This work is okay. If it weren't for the large number of words and the characters I like, I wouldn't have thought to read it at the time.
What a blasphemy [love] this is, I didn't laugh, Fulgrim next to me laughed.
The empire's military resources are in short supply, and now Terra's recruitment center is here. For the Emperor! Citizens of the Empire are invited to sign up.
Let's make a complaint about whether it's bad to drag Liuying to the Warhammer cesspit to suffer. Besides, the Emperor can drag people across worlds and worlds. Why doesn't he just drag the so-called Pangu or some other transcendent being →_→ (I feel like there is no limit or price for his dragging people)
It's not very rigorously written, but it's not a big problem. I can eat it.
[Sending Hearts] Thank you everyone for watching
It's very well-written, and it's one of the best-written novels among the Warhammer and Beng-Tie fanfics I've seen so far. I can't name the others. Anyway, I've read a few other books that are pretty good. This is the best one I've read so far, and it's also the first one where Beng-Tie Fang travels to Warhammer. The ones I've read before are all War Hammer-Fang traveling to Bent-Tie. I stress it for the last time, this one is very good, and I personally think it is.
Not bad, more relaxed but without losing the hammer flavor.
Personally, I think it's quite good. Because there are relatively few novels about time-travel between Warhammer and Iron Breakers, so I'll give it five stars, and then add, how can I put it, I think it's okay.
Great, I don't know why the rating hasn't come down yet.
The battle pressure is so fierce that the protagonist's early strength is not even comparable to that of an Astartes, and he still needs to fight with the gangs in the nest for a long time, just like an ordinary person
I don't play Warhammer, but I play Bengtie. I like both works. This work is okay. If it weren't for the large number of words and the characters I like, I wouldn't have thought to read it at the time.
A very good book about Hammer and Star Iron