The Top Scientist of the Human Federation Mistakenly Enters the Warhammer Universe

Not bad. As a novel written by stars, it deserves a five-star rating. Although I don't know why the Human Federation has some battle sisters inexplicably.

"A planet like the Earth cannot produce heavy elements. The iron in your body comes from the brilliant supernova explosion." "The zinc in the blood comes from the dust ejected into the universe after two neutron star collisions" "That trace amount of copper is needed to witness the death of a white dwarf star. Even the most insignificant cobalt comes from nebulae billions of light years away." "In a sense, it is normal for humans to be curious about the stars." "Eager to witness the limits of the stars, rivers and seas, because we are the children of the stars." You obtain the Indiscriminate Declaration of War: Return of the Stars We will eventually return to the stars, and you are blocking the child's way home.

The plot is very good. I like the setting of the protagonist very much. The only thing I don't like is repeating too much and emphasizing something many times. It will be perfect if it is refined.

Quickly build the Burning Sky Divine Armament and explode it directly. It won't take long to blow up the Milky Way. Then add an ether phase engine to give the Burning Sky Divine Armament energy blessing, and directly enter the subspace to blow up the evil god. [Please update]

It is simply a gathering place for Cloudhammer. Not to mention that GW has clearly stated that more than 70% of humans have similar genes to current humans. The Emperor of Light himself is a psychic boy from the Stone Age. This is the most basic setting of Warhammer.

Creativity: Five stars (very interesting) Stars (Level 10 Science Officer) + Warhammer (World View) Writing style: three stars (average) Needs to be improved Plot: Four stars (not bad) Just feel good Characterization: Four stars (not bad) The protagonist perfectly inherits the extreme xenophobia and mysophobia of the Human Federation.

It's pretty cool, I hope the People's Union finds the main character

Che Luulu's words made me feel so uncomfortable.

Very good Warhammer, Stars. The author needs to work harder.

People's Federation: From the etheric phase engine to the horizon stinger, we only believe that the solipsism is the truth. We march south and we fight in the north. We let the flames of war burn the world and make all the stars bow down. We are a natural disaster and human beings are supreme.

Very good. In order to return home (the Federation), the protagonist needs to develop an existence as powerful as the Federation of Stars in the Warhammer universe (and the protagonist does not travel through time, and there is no system) Overall it's great, as long as there's no female protagonist, I'll give it 10 stars.

The best Warhammer novel written so far, the Terran race in the stars is like us many years later, with high technology to solve Warhammer problems

Even the four gods cannot stop mankind's manifest destiny

I always feel that the protagonist's creations are completely different from 40k, too clean. You must know that the reason why it is difficult to develop technology in Warhammer 40k is because it is possible to be infected all the time, and all machine creatures will be infected. As a result, what the protagonist created was too clean.

Warhammer's top-notch novel, its status rises quickly without any delay.

I feel that the writing is quite good, but I am a bit of a cloud hammer. Although I have played through many and many related settings, and I do not agree that the stars can beat War Hammer. In the final analysis, those who think War Hammer is weak are based on the fact that the Milky Way is really the current Milky Way, not the Milky Way wherever humans are sent to fight. All in all, it looks good, right?

Good Warhammer article Later it turned out to be an AI text. . . . . .

The writing is okay, but Che Zulu talks too much, and there are too many explanations and separate explanations. If the content is written, the story continuity will be stronger.

A very interesting novel. The protagonist is a group of friends from the Central Plains. 😋They end up in the remote galaxy. 😋Adhering to the outstanding will of Renlian, they sneak into the remote galaxy. 😋In the end, the incense burned in the rain for dozens of summers and colds, and they successfully turned against the story of Terra😋😋😋😋

It's pretty cool, but there's a problem. Will anyone contact me in the back of this book? Because the protagonist, a level 10 scientist, suddenly disappeared, the People's Federation is about to explode. The top scientist is gone.

I just want to know how crazy the People's Federation is because they lost the main character, the all-round 10th level major, and still can't find it [sneaky laugh]

I want to see the Manifest Destiny of mankind, I don't want to see the greenskins! [Crying] It can be seen that the author wants to use other characters to set off the role of Warmaster, but the green skin is so powerful that it makes people feel that Warmaster is incompetent [smile]

Purely cool article, but just read it for a quick meal

Not bad, it would be interesting if Renlian catches up later [laughing]

Let netizens who are not familiar with Warhammer learn about the world of Warhammer. In the 30th millennium of human civilization, a demon king of destruction appeared. The demon king cruelly ruled mankind, used human lives as currency, and fed on human beliefs. The demon king also created 21 demon minions. These minions are called primarchs, and each primarch leads tens of thousands of canned demon soldiers. The Demon King leads these troops and wants to conquer and destroy the entire galaxy. However, hope often arises in the darkness. At this extremely critical moment, the four gods, the God of love and life, the God of courage and strength, the God of beauty and joy, and the God of wisdom and skill, summoned Horus, the original primordial who still had humanity, to the Dustless Temple and gave him infinite divine power. And entrusted Horus with the desire to save the common people and prevent the Demon King from destroying the galaxy. Horus took the power of the four gods to launch a righteous crusade against the Demon King, and successfully helped half of his brothers regain their humanity. In the end, Horus sacrificed himself and successfully sealed the Demon King on his golden throne. This event became known as the Horus Uprising. Don't tell anyone else. This is a secret between us.

Very good novel. It reminds me of the pain of being provoked by the AI ​​empire, declaring war and beating the AI, only to be disgusted by the shitty colonial plan.

Perfect. No poke! Just rescue the primarchs one by one! I want to have a reunion dinner! Very good, the current logic is online, there are no sudden and messy peach blossoms, and the focus is on development. I like this feeling of "the Huns are not destroyed, why do we have a family?" The full text is logically smooth, the refreshing points are taken over naturally, the title is easy to understand, the relaxation is moderate, and the rhythm is graceful. It's a stretch but not annoying. I feel like I'm taking over and playing with other people's (yes, you 🫵 Wong Lao Sin) difficult stars. I like this feeling of turning the tide. It's more enjoyable than watching other anchors' videos. The only drawback is that I keep typing Titus's name wrong🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣and then the corrections in the comments also misspell other people's names🤣🤣🤣It's quite fun

Recommended, don't worry about the bad reviews in the comment section and the ratings of this book. I have finished reading the author's two books so far. To be honest, they are really good. If you are interested in Warhammer and Stellaris but don't play it, then these two books are definitely suitable for you.

Like an autobiography Can't tell which part is spoken by the protagonist and which part is the narration? And besides the narration, the narration can give a whole chapter.

It's okay, but I often repeat the same sentence several times