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It's a perfect 10 or even 9 out of 10! The main character is much luckier than that unlucky guy next door who makes jianbing (Chinese crepes).

A truly excellent novel, a top-tier read. The author seems untouched by worldly desires, focusing solely on the pure pursuit of enjoyment. 😄 I would call Tzeentch the author's chosen one; it feels like he's creating a remarkably novel Warhammer game. The wisdom within the book kept my mind racing. 😄

This show is so entertaining and deserves a 9 out of 10. It's funny and engaging, the jokes aren't cheesy, and it's a fairly smooth, lighthearted, and enjoyable read. There aren't many plot holes or flaws, so it doesn't break the immersion. The character development is much better than some poorly written official accounts, making it much more pleasant to read. It's very blood pressure-lowering, and I'm already following it daily and urging for more updates.

Don't be fooled by the ordinary name; the background setting is actually very meticulous. It's a handwritten product, almost entirely handcrafted, sifted through countless Warhammer AI novels. The background setting is absolutely the pinnacle of the series, following the works of the little girl Macragge, Robert Guilliman (the Sixth God), and the Horus version of Macardo. It's sure to bring you unexpected surprises!

How delightful! Watching the purest joyful people, enjoying life to the fullest. Some say that the only thing that can save the Warhammer universe is Deus Ex: The God of Machines, and that's quite a description. This book is truly brimming with (astounding) wisdom.

It's quite cheerful and not at all depressing; I personally find it very comfortable to watch.

The emperor also felt that he was not worthy, and he also hoped that mankind would fight for mankind itself. Unfortunately, he was ultimately just an individual, and not a perfect person. The weasel had many flaws and made many mistakes, so it was right to criticize him. However, humanity is a race, with countless gods, madmen, and eccentrics, and endless selfish desires and evil thoughts.

Cut off a piece of meat and put it at headquarters. If they don't return within a few hours, just apply a talisman for zero casualties. You can also assign each person a number and have the battlefield communications officer report casualties in real time. If they're all dead over there, just apply a talisman here to revive them, and replenish your troops in real time 🤦 [OK] It's just a pity that equipment recycling is difficult.

It's a perfect work in my opinion, but I've only read a few dozen chapters so far. The main reason is that the author didn't force any sentimentality or deliberately kill off supporting characters, making it a very comfortable and relaxing read. I've been having a great time so far, and I love stories that make me happy. If it gets angsty later on, I might just run away.

The two Goma are incomplete. The Orcs were the Old Ones' backup plan. Back then, so many Old Ones couldn't possibly have been unaware that if they were wiped out, the Warp would become a hellish place. So, if the Necromancers hadn't castrated the Orcs' multidimensional genes, permanently depriving the entire species of the crucial functional part of the "intelligent boy," the two Goma would have…