[Warhammer] [STC] [Technology] [War] [Territory Building] [No Romance]
Si Chen transmigrates into the Warhammer universe, landing in a primitive tribe. The Golden Age has yet to dawn, and humanity is at its most wretched.
Just after becoming a seer, he runs into a crisis involving the little greenskins.
Fortunately, it's no big deal. First, he turns down five System cheats.
He awakens the “Deconstruction” talent, absorbs psychic energy, and cultivates the “Hand of God.”
He makes weapons, gathers human tribes, builds up the population, roasts a bug as an offering before the battle, leaves the starting village, and launches a war of unification.
Then he leads humanity through the encirclement of the Chaos Gods of the Warp, ancient descendants, and alien bugs, and builds Holy Terra.
With his talent at its core, he creates standard STC construction templates from scratch and ushers in the Golden Age.
Setting: He transmigrates to the era before the Golden Age, after the shamans' sacrifice. Humanity raises a Dark Star in the Warp, but in the material universe, it is ambushed by the Chaos Gods and alien races, trapped among the southern mountains and facing extinction.
This is the worst of times, and also the best of times…
Si Chen sits on the Golden Throne he built with his own hands, treading on the bones of countless races, and sneers:
“This is Holy Terra. All races, halt!”
Inspired by the Warhammer 40K setting. You can enjoy the story even if you aren't familiar with it.
How long will it take to write this book? The officially set Dark Age of Technology, which we call the "Golden Age", is the time period from M15 to M25 in the Warhammer world! This book starts in the primitive era, which means it belongs to the period around 1K BC, which means there are still 16,000 years left before the "Golden Age"! And it's chapter 100 now! It's still BC, so how long does it take to write? How many chapters?
Come on, come on, come on, come on
How many are there? Still in the forest. How long does it take to get there if you want to see it?
It feels okay, but has the author ever considered that salt is a very important thing. The tribe usually obtains it from animal blood. Without salt, there is no strength.
It's okay, but I don't know if I can write it to get the ending. In the end, I feel that this book can only be written with a few hundred pages at most.