Warhammer: I’m Really Not a Warp Daemon

Must have perfect score Especially the furnace fire theory is really amazing to watch. Give the entire human empire new vitality (I am not a heretic The rest of the reincarnation of the protagonist was a real pleasure to me. I have already thought of the expressions on those faces (haha

Well written. Each reincarnation is a small story. It's quite interesting. Every time, the protagonist does it himself. Personal experience. Much better than some reincarnation novels, keep up the good work!

The writing is very good, but the titanium is strengthened too much later. Does gw know that their own titanium tribe has anti-matter bombs? Fighting Imperial warships and Astartes is like chopping melons and vegetables. I wonder if I thought they were blue-skinned Necrons [face covering] Ah, 666, the Tau can also create cosmic storms, equipped with drones, and kill the entire fleet equivalent to the Indomitus Expedition with one click. They are really blue-skinned undead. More than a dozen destroyers and cruisers are hanging on to the Imperial fleet. Is your leader called the Silent King? It is written that the data of the Tau Empire dropped off a cliff. It is not without reason [laughter] It is recommended to skip Sol directly, it is too big.

Very good, the protagonist is completely fun, especially in the second life (the protagonist is a chicken thief in the second life), each arm of the Four-Armed Emperor (Hive Mind) is interpreted as a chaotic evil god [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] It was so unbelievable that he turned into a green-skinned monster and attacked the bugs. After killing the bugs, he was still not satisfied, so he went to fight the Ababa eggs again. Then there are those who become undead overlords and help the empire fight Horus.

The most enjoyable Warhammer novel I have seen so far, and the reading threshold is extremely low, without any messy details or magical settings. Except that the system doesn't explain anything else, it's all original Warhammer. And there is no need to worry about whether it is Tzeentch's system. Reading books is just for fun. This is just pure fun. Just kill Erebus with your hands. Just do it when you think of it. As for whether the process is reasonable or not, why do you care so much? Just feel good and that's it

The beginning is a bit bland, but the subsequent stories are all very good. It belongs to tomato. One of the best Warhammer novels, and don't be misled by its name.

It's good to read. Although a single story cycle only lasts for more than ten chapters, it is really well written and very passionate. Every reincarnation of the protagonist brings great fun. On the final settlement screen, yes. The understanding of the content of reincarnation this time is also very profound. The author is not very good at paragraphing and uses too many modifiers.

This book is much better than some other books that try to sell people on their own. If you want to know more about Warhammer, you can read it [Crazy]

Good thing, the main content and ideological structure were written by humans, but a small part of the content was discussed with AI. Some basic settings may not be consistent with the stereotype of Warhammer, but this does not affect the integrity of the story. There is another thing that may be a poisonous point. In the nearly 50 chapters, there is no content about the direct end of Death, so in this book, Death should end late or rarely, unlike other times where the negative thread of the four gods is always there.

I keep laughing and can't stop I feel like I started getting bored after entering the Necron. There is no sense of humor in that I am obviously causing trouble for you, but it is more in line with your purpose than everyone else in your camp.