
Warhammer 40K: But I Can Make Infinite Clones
战锤40K:但我能无限分身
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- Ongoing
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- 700k Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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Synopsis
Other names
- Infinite Clones: The Chaos God of Excess in My Arms无限分身:色孽入我怀中Alternate title on Fanqie
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402Chapters
1.7kReads · 30 days
99.6kReads · all time
123Shelves
6.2Score
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Dear readers, this book contains: brutal and ruthless war scenes + treacherous political struggles + unpredictable espionage stories + a few melodramatic palace intrigues and family feuds + a plethora of new Three Kingdoms references. Thank you for your support.
It's a bit painful. Later, when I give myself a detailed awareness of my alter ego, I feel a sense of immersion and a bit of my own suffering. I hope it can create a feeling of sharing beautiful memories.
Sure, it's enjoyable to watch. I just hope the protagonist's ability is just a simple setting and doesn't end up being bestowed by some other being, or given the ability by a future protagonist or something like that.
Keep it up, big brother who's writing about the Imperial Uncle! 😏
Those who enjoy non-human characters in the early episodes can read this; those who like inhumanity can read this; those who like madness can read this. The protagonist is no longer human. As one reader put it, the protagonist is a great devourer's will in human skin. Then, he may have gone a bit insane; he is extremely arrogant and complacent.
The protagonist is a truly insane madman with infinite clones, and the plot flows relatively smoothly, it's just a pity it was discontinued. Is it still around? Hopefully it can stay that way; this kind of irreverent official document style still has an audience. The later parts are mostly storylines involving clones, lacking a main plot. Various side quests vaguely converge to form the main storyline, which I personally felt was somewhat scattered.
Does the ability to infinitely create clones mean it doesn't possess a subspace nature?
I never imagined that ancient dynasties could fit so well with the Warhammer universe, but thinking about it, isn't the Zombie Empire just a large-scale dynasty? No wonder lowbrow foreign stuff is so popular in China. For unified empires throughout history, this is the place to look! 😄
The artist was completely immersed in his own art.
It deserves full marks! It's such a pure and innocent love story. A domineering general falls in love with a strategist and is even willing to undergo gender reassignment surgery for him.