In 2077, in the vast universe, the earth is no longer an isolated island.
On this day, 100 years after the launch of Voyager 2, the Human Empire appeared in the Warhammer world.
They ruled the world in just one day, treating all humans as the emperor's currency.
They brought death, terror, and the Emperor's dogma.
Lin Jin was originally an ordinary high school student in the Dragon Kingdom. He accidentally awakened the causal system, changed his fate against the will of heaven, and embarked on the path of godhood.
Tell me about probability? I follow my words!
Compare your luck with me? My destiny!
I stood in a hail of bullets, and no bullets could hurt me at all!
The armor blueprint I drew at random was enshrined by the Mechanicus!
I snap my fingers, and alien stars explode on the planet!
Chaos, Eldar, Orcs, Tyranids, and Necrons all exploded with hammers!
There is no god in the Warhammer world, then I will be the only true god!
Reader comments
The Empire is a disaster for Earth
Bad reviews for not becoming an Astartes. It all depends on cheats. Without cheats, the protagonist is just an ordinary person. When becoming an Astartes, the chance to get a lot of causal points with a higher starting point is gone, and the war can only be won by adding points from cheats. The protagonist doesn't want to become an Astartes. Does he want to use cheats to disguise himself as a living saint in the later stage?
The Empire is a disaster for Earth
Bad reviews for not becoming an Astartes. It all depends on cheats. Without cheats, the protagonist is just an ordinary person. When becoming an Astartes, the chance to get a lot of causal points with a higher starting point is gone, and the war can only be won by adding points from cheats. The protagonist doesn't want to become an Astartes. Does he want to use cheats to disguise himself as a living saint in the later stage?
Not bad, but not cool enough