Rebirth**********

"Rebirth: I Learned from Khrushchev to Plant Corn in Warhammer" It is not a pure Warhammer novel, but more like a fan creation based on the Warhammer world. It adds a lot of technologies and technologies that are not part of the official Warhammer setting. However, it is okay based on the novel alone, but the grasp of the rhythm is indeed a bit poor.

It's good to be able to do this. It's not brainless, nor is it very hardcore. It's the kind of sci-fi Warhammer novel that can be recommended smoothly.

At present, it is the novel that best fits the Warhammer world view. There is no individual heroism here, because everyone here is a heroic protagonist. Although there is a system, it does not appear that often. It cannot even appear in hundreds of chapters. Except for the hundreds of chapters in the early stage, even the protagonists and the system rarely appear in the later period. They are just a few people from the entire group. There is no individual here. Heroes are only collective heroes. This is a rare and good book, but the rating is too low. This book is worth reading. If you want to read a refreshing article, don't read it. This is not a refreshing novel in the traditional sense. This is a development type of novel that you want to read and recommend. I do not recommend this book to those who want to read story narration, development process, or development experience. This book is highly recommended. Alas, I have finished reading the whole book. Although the final ending ended in a tragic display, it was already a good moment. All human civilization perished, and no one survived. Only DNA and human data were collected by another advanced civilization. However, the ending did not fill in those holes. For example, where did the Eldar, Tau, green-skinned orcs, and undead go when humanity was about to be destroyed? And the opportunity for the protagonist to travel through time, and why he would travel through time? And what happened to the earth after time travel? And why didn't those war groups that betrayed the empire appear on the scene in the end?

It's so well written that I read it in one sitting. It's the best among Warhammer fics. The protagonist is very decisive and resolute, and he does everything for the development of his own forces.

Not bad, can be considered a minority The plot behind it is so boring

I have been reading this book for a long time. How can I put it this way? I still like it very much. The protagonist is relatively unique. I just feel that the plot behind it feels like I can't move forward. But I still enjoy it. I can only say that it is too authoritative. One chapter is added every day, and each chapter is more than 4,000 words. The author is also a character, and this novel has been updated to more than 400 chapters. I have rarely read more than 200 chapters in the novels. After reading it for so long, I can only say what is this system? I still don't understand it. No need to say more.

Your emperor has asked for help, but you are still playing the power game here...

I hope there will be peace in the universe, okay?

It's pretty good. From the current point of view, the protagonist's system is actually similar to the stc template.

Most readers have relatively positive views, and it is not good to be too dark!

There are not many farming articles in Warhammer

Did the Four Hawkers increase the intensity? [Laughing and crying]

For the Warhammer 40K universe, Utopia [Like]

I have always had a question, which is why it is necessary to risk huge sacrifices to land in a ground attack. Isn't it possible to directly attack an asteroid?

The details of Warhammer are described in great detail, which is very cool.

What I've written so far is pretty good, with a Warhammer flavor.

Good, no problem so far

It's not bad to read more than thirty chapters

I've read almost 200 chapters. It's well written.

It shows that the number of people does not exceed 1,000, but I can still write so many, I admire it.

It's possible, but it's a little difficult to develop.

It's okay. It looks pretty cool so far.

It writes about the farming and mining journey of a planet governor.