A Newly Graduated Political Commissar Would Never Dream of the Death Legion

I read the novel during the day, the conscription came at night, and I went to bed that night as Krieger. The lobster conscription is just a joke, the real conscription must be the author. When I woke up in the morning, I didn't need to think about it. The soul over there must have returned to the throne.

Okay, it's as good as the other Warhammer novels I've read before. I hope it's not too sharp, because it's too sharp (bushi)

It's very interesting. Even I, who don't know much about Warhammer, find it very interesting. The author is so kind and also provides explanations.

Seeing this, I have a question First thing first Is the heroine positioned as a companion or a comrade? After all, whether they are comrades or partners, they are still on the battlefield together in the cesspit world of Warhammer. In addition, the protagonist is someone who is watched by the four gods. The heroine will more or less be noticed. After all, the four gods are good at sowing discord with those close to them. The second point is the positioning of the male protagonist The position of the male protagonist is still unclear. I only know it is a change, but how big is the change? Will Nan Dao change the shithole world of Warhammer? Point 3: Supplementary information on some settings The first is the political situation. The Empire has formed an alliance with the Ark Eldar. Theoretically speaking, in Revelation or larger battlefields, the Empire has no right to harm the Eldar, especially the Ark Eldar. In addition, the Indomitable Expedition is also involving the Ark Eldar and the Lord of Death. Point 4 is also my personal point Can the hero and heroine mint coins? Point 5 is the issue of lifespan The time point of the Indomitable Crusade is 42 km, but due to the Great Rift and the subspace cesspit, some worlds and territories in the Empire are within 40 km or 41 km. A typical example is the Battle of Baal. The Indomitus Crusade is coming to an end. Dante still doesn't know about Guilliman's return. So is the male protagonist a semi-immortal, a long-lived species, or the life span of an ordinary person? Point 6 is connected to point 5 At present, the main events in the empire are undoubtedly the return of the Lion King and the Ark of Omen. What if the protagonist is a long-lived species or semi-immortal, facing Abaddon and our technological demi-god? (In addition, the Ark of Evil Omen is a hazard that far exceeds the apocalypse level, because it itself has led to several apocalypses) There is also the return of the Lion King. At that time, in what capacity will the protagonist face the high-level decision-makers of the empire? Or the Emperor's apostle on earth?

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It's a good book, at least the first 90 chapters, but in the Warhammer universe, it's a bit too outrageous to use an emotional line to push the plot. Fortunately, the author took care of it himself. Although it is a eunuch, I still like it. I like 0728 who was saved by him at the beginning and died for his melta explosion. I like him adjusting the ammunition box for the passing soldiers. I like the first ashes bomb he made. In fact, it is a pity. It has been too long and the original intention may have been forgotten. But I can see the expression built from the beginning, which is sacrifice and growth. This is one of the rare fan fictions that writes a humane and hammer-like story. Even for those Krieger who charges silently, I still recommend reading.

You traveled to the Warhammer world and became an ordinary Krieg. When you opened your eyes, you found yourself in a battlefield between humans and demons. You immediately joined the battle! After you banished a huge Khorne demon with a head full of metal strips with one punch, the chaotic environment around you instantly became quiet. The proud Astartes and Custodes looked at you in shock, while the other demons that were rushing towards you seemed to have seen something terrible and froze in place for an instant. You could even see them trembling in fear. After being stunned for two seconds, the Imperial Guard next to you used what seemed to you to be quite deft movements to get rid of the demons who no longer offered any resistance. After that, your planet became peaceful in a rare way. Your political commissar's attitude toward you became much better and even more flattering. The local people also built a statue in your honor. You are puzzled by this, because none of the Imperial Guards fighting here have ever received such an honor. Until one day, a giant much larger than the Astartes found you. The aura exuding from his body also showed his identity. The surrounding Astartes surrounded him to protect him, and many forbidden troops also joined in. During the conversation with the giant, you also learned the name of the demon. The fallen primarch Angron.

A very comfortable work, watching the protagonist grow step by step from a deserter king who is greedy for life and afraid of death to a real political commissar

It's so good to read, I tied the author to the Atonement Mecha for 24 hours to transcode the words

Back off! You fart, old Krieg Zhenghe Nuclear Chess, why did you retreat at your request? I tell you, my ancestors had already retreated as long as I could in my life during Jurten's Wrath, charging for the Emperor! ! (Three long whistles passed by) For the Emperor, charge