The Great Rebellion, but I’m a Loyalist

This book is great and very consistent with the setting of the original work. Unlike some people who scolded Luojia for being anti-human. Officially, Luojia replaced Dr. Angron and acted as a glue. When three people like Petula Bokoz and Angron were disgusted, Luojia comforted them. I understand a few of them. In the original work, they believed in the truth and loved humanity. They just believed that religion equals truth and faith can save people, so they are so subversive. In the original text, he did not think that the Chaos Gods were more powerful than his father, but he was just pretended to think that the Chaos Gods loved humans. At first, I almost figured it out, but I was deceived by the two brats next to me. I wandered in the Eye of Terror for more than ten years before being corrupted. Also, who do you think the Word Bearers are weak? The magic resistance is about the same as that of the Wolf Regiment. The psychic weapons rank second in the army. Chaos Special Attack. In that exam battle, half of them thought they were loyal. Half of them fought a lot of jump enemies, leaving only 50,000 new recruits.

As the fourth chapter leader🤓👆 this book is also very delicious. As a Warhammer player, the author has a very comprehensive understanding of the board game rules and background settings. The recommendation index is five stars, I, and there are no things that are spread by rumors. If you like to read it, you can read it.

It's quite novel. I used to read official novels from Black Library and basically didn't touch fan fiction, but the subject matter of this IF line really attracted me. It was the first 40K fan fiction I read. The human emperor and his successors in the official history did too many anthropomorphic things and missed many key historical windows, which led to the collapse of the empire like this, which is disappointing. I hope to see another possibility of the human empire through the author's parchment. Also, I don't know if it's because of my preconceived notion of "hammer written by Chinese people", but I feel that the taste of hammer is a bit off, so I give it a 4.7 Point score, but if I don't give a decimal point, I'll round it up to 5 points.

It is one of the few books in this software that gave me a high score. It is very suitable for hammer friends. The descriptions of many battle scenes are very exciting. Some plots may be a bit abrupt, but it does not matter if it is a fan. What is important is the image and psychological description of the Emperor, the Primarch, and the Space Marines. It is too good. In other books, it is like playing house with you, hugging each other, making jokes, smiling faces, eating and drinking, and having a family fun like a birthday banquet. Instead, it truly embodies a world in never-ending war, the indifference of the human empire, the divinity of the Emperor and the original body, and the hatred of aliens. Travelers come here not to eat, drink and have fun. In this high-pressure environment, in a divine body, driven by superhuman thinking, shrouded in the terrifying divinity of the emperor, and struggling in the dark and deep mud, they must embody the vantage point of knowing the story, understand the overall situation, control rationally, and face everything calmly. Commenting again, this book is very appealing to me, especially friends who have watched many war movies, such as All Quiet on the Western Front, Saving Private Ryan, etc. The author's description of the battlefield environment can almost make people imagine the same sense of seeing the movie scenes, the bloody and cruel battlefield environment, the sense of powerlessness of mortals in the face of death, the sense of sanctity that the power of the original body cannot be compared with, and the madness and arrogance of aliens. However, the reason for the rebellion of the Second Primarch is still too far-fetched. Saladin is just as wise and calm as the Khan. Emperor Randan can never be as powerful as the Emperor and the Four Gods of Chaos. The author uses a plot similar to the Horus Rebellion, with weird spiritual sacrifices, future vision, and bewitching voices, but Saladin Latin and Ran Dan have been fighting for a long time, and they should not understand that Ran Dan has no humanity for the enslavement of other aliens. The reason for Saladin's rebellion should be a little deeper, but it is not harmful. After all, the author cannot write a novel like a biblical epic like a GW writer, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable for both parties. I support the author very much. Believe me, read this book with tolerance and don't expect it to be perfect. You will like it.

The writing is very good, but I felt a little uncomfortable when I was having an affair with that iron man. I feel like I don't have the vigilance I should have. And there is no ambiguity about the heroine.

It's quite interesting. I like Luojia in this book very much. I also like the descriptions of some minor characters, especially some canned Word Bearers. I also like the interaction between Luojia and the Primarchs. It's very interesting. Luojia is so exciting. It's so refreshing to dip into the beans! I also like the plots of the Second Primarch and the Eleventh Primarch. I am looking forward to the plot of Turing emerging from the small black room. The interaction between Luojia and other Primarchs is just like playing tricks to increase Mu Shunshou's favorability. The Emperor feels that the whole article is secretly happy. Having a human U-card is so cool for you, Huang Pizi. Angron and Curze are the closest to Luojia, especially Angron, who is very attached to Luojia. He actually regards himself as Luojia's adjutant. He really likes the interaction between Luojia and Huang Pizi! The author must continue to strengthen Luojia's mouth and teeth like crazy! ! It's so cool to watch Luo Jia fight. My second favorite characters are Rockefeller and Hercules. When Luo Jia loses contact, Rockefeller is really a stress-resistant king hahahaha. The setting of Hercules is so cool. He is a humanoid with great luck. He follows his father in cutting and slashing. His personality is simple and honest (?), And he doesn't like to use his brain very much. I really like this character. But, uh, why is he still having an affair with Anna when there is obviously no heroine? Even though the author clearly stated that this is a weapon and not the heroine, the excessive description of Anna's appearance and some descriptions of her behavior made me very uncomfortable and even more uneasy. She is obviously a weapon and a comrade, but she plays the role of brother and sister, and there is nothing wrong with it. Luo Jia's ambiguous behavior towards Anna, but Angron and Coze's reaction when they heard the rumors was very uncomfortable. Later, Luo Jia's special attitude towards Anna was somewhat deliberately written, which is a big poisonous point for me. It's not that the heroine is better than the heroine. Lord, you can see that the chapters with Anna are always full of comments from book friends calling Anna wife. Even without Anna, Anna can be dragged out to compete for favors as a wife. If it were not marked as having no heroine, it would be a description of a heroine. It is uncomfortable anyway. Anna is a key role no matter how you look at it. If you hate Anna for this reason, I will find it difficult to read the rest of the plot. But excluding Anna, I really like this book.

The second brush, currently updated to the beginning of the Great Rebellion, is considered the best among the free novels. The original body has a high starting point and does not have a long development period. It quickly enters the main line rhythm, and the subsequent plot lines do not deviate. It is very comfortable to watch. The protagonist has no scriptures and hair on his face. He has been upgraded and strengthened. Currently, he has Awakening + Golden Words + Pope. The rabbit head is very satisfied. Small flaws: One is that the character creation in the first few chapters is a bit confusing, but it is quickly adjusted back to acceptable, and the person is very serious; the other is that there is no heroine, but I just found that the description and shaping in the part from Gray Wind to finishing the Eldar Ark is a bit too much, and the description after the Iron Man comes into play seems much better (the author later issued a single chapter statement confirming that there is no heroine).

Strongly recommended to be good-looking, the Messenger of Golden Words, a different Luojia, an even more extraordinary style of play, the emperor is known as Little Luojia [laughing evilly]

What I have in front of me is an original Warhammer novel in which the traveler is the Primarch. It contains pure Warhammer elements, without the intrusion of other world views. In addition to the Primarch and the Astartes, there are also stories of mortals. It is a very good Warhammer portrait novel.

Very well written, very Warhammer-like. Although there are some small flaws, the settings are not right. For example, the recruit surgery does not require the implantation of a second gene seed. But it's not a big problem, I recommend (๑>◡<๑)👍🏻