Ling Cage: My Warhammer Legion Is Invincible!

The Light Bearer can be written as the perverted battle nun that everyone loves to watch; Charles asked him to go from heresy to heresy and then to the atonement mecha; Bai Yuekui asked her to take the subspace route, and the protagonist took the space warrior route, all in one step.

A refreshing Warhammer unit conquest story, the plot is not sloppy. It's a pity... The current battle plot is a bit lacking, and the emotional feedback of the characters in the plot towards Warhammer culture is not obvious, at least it is not described yet. Looking forward to... (O corpse'▽') o Corpse will cheer you on

It suits my taste. It's really the first time I've seen a fan of this type. The one who directly conquers the lighthouse is the first time I've seen him fight with the lighthouse. In the articles I've read, it's either the ground or the lighthouse or a third-party force, but it cooperates with both parties. But it's the first time I've seen this, but I personally feel that the value of the lighthouse is not high. It's just a matter of bombing it down. Anyway, there is no shortage of people. The truly valuable target is the keel, other ground, or even the interstellar immigrant force. The value of a lighthouse is essentially the lowest, whether it is population, ecological understanding, or weapons and equipment. The highest value is that of the interstellar immigrants. Some people speculate that there are living people on the moon, and there may be 139 immigrants on Mars, which definitely took away the top technology and resources. How the protagonist can contact these people is a problem, because the spirit cage is essentially a future world. If we want to fight, only interstellar immigrants can touch the protagonist. But in the current plot, let alone interstellar immigrants, there are no other ground forces except Keel, and two of them died before they met.

@: Your Majesty the Emperor, I would like to travel into the Warhammer world tomorrow and become an Astartes. If I am seriously injured, please place me in a Dreadnought. If I die, please let me enter the curse. If I were a mortal, I would be a Krieg soldier. If I was seriously injured, I would be willing to be a wetware stuffed into a missile to offer the heretics the last mercy and the emperor the last loyalty!

It's okay, except that the protagonist has been assimilated by the Emperor and is more like the Emperor's puppet [eating melon]. Samsung is more suitable, just a human puppet of the emperor.

This fanfic is the best one I personally feel. Come on. Very to my liking

Unexpectedly, the wish I made in another fanfic came true. At that time, I was still thinking that if Uncle Black from Salamander came, the people would be saved. I didn't expect that it would happen, but it was the Ultramarines who came. A brain teaser - 250,000 Ultramarines have been wiped out. How many 240,000 are left?

There are really too few good books in Five Stars Must Five Stars Exquisite and Warhammer. 10 Miles of gold mining is no joke. Now we can only compare it to butterfly swimming in a cesspit and finding a piece of gold the size of a grain of rice.

It's the first time I've come across this kind of book, and it's so satisfying. I also took a lot of lessons at station b because I had to understand Warhammer 40k. I can only say it's very powerful. If there is a summoning system in Doomsday, it would be invincible.

Under the rule of the protagonist, Warhammer's military power has completely turned into a decadent militaristic war machine, which makes people physically uncomfortable.