Warhammer: Edgewalker

It is a Warhammer story that adheres closely to the original design without excessive creations or super cheats. It revolves around the plot of the game Rogue Trader. It is easy to understand if you have played it, but I haven't played the prologue yet.

I felt very tired after reading the first 500 pages, but luckily I persevered. After reading it, I felt that there was something interesting about this author's ideas and writing style. I also read this author's novel and played the game Rogue Trader. Please be sure to update the author.

There are plenty of jokes, and the serious plot is well written, but the protagonist is not afraid of being imprisoned to be chosen by the gods when he is so jumpy [laughter]

The writing is really good, there are a few small cuts depending on everyone's ability to accept it, the plot is reasonable and the characters are well-drawn, including the supporting roles. It is written very gently while retaining the flavor of 40K (the depth of the meme is convincing and can be called an Internet encyclopedia) I like you [admiration]

Those who don't know Warhammer will find it so obscure that Tzeentch forced their eyes...

Not bad, but there's something wrong with that deck description. I remember once watching a Warhammer science popularization. Because it is in the universe, the upper and lower decks are not divided from top to bottom, but from the inside to the outside.

Let's take a look at it first. It's not bad, but the writing is too cumbersome.

Yes, it's rare that the tomatoes are not Yun Chui's.

Well written, a rare Rogue Trader fan novel with interesting content. It's very interesting to read, and the author has a rich knowledge reserve. The plot is neither too tragic like the original Warhammer novel, nor as brainless as Long Aotian's Shuang novel. I highly recommend it to fans of Warhammer novels and Rogue Trader game fanfics [Love] [Love] [Love]

The taste is quite authentic. I hope the love line can be close to the game. Maozi's love line is really good. Any one of them can be compared to Ying Xin.

Things are written in detail and the content is substantial. I think it should be called: Chosen of Tzeentch, starting with the Wandering Family.

My one chapter is worth two chapters, Shi Hai can really make gold [face covering]

I just saw the previous one, a relatively standard Rogue Trader start, with potential for a mature Warhammer book, so I'll give it a five-star rating first.

Flaws do not cover up strengths, you can see

Author, you are too detailed. This is not conducive to online writing

Awesome, there is a harem in Warhammer [lick screen] [lick screen] Then I have to taste it carefully

No.1 Of the bad job, good-looking, love watching it

The writing and plot are okay, but people who have never been exposed to Warhammer will lose a lot of fun, and many of the jokes will not be understood.

A very interesting book, currently

There's nothing sinister about it, and the writing is good.

Yes, I found that there is rhyme in this novel. I don't know whether it was edited by AI or intentional by the author.

It can be said that it is perfect and very beautiful, but it is a pity that the pearl is covered with dust.

It's a very stylish piece of writing, not just a simple cool piece.

The writing is great, the descriptions are detailed and vivid The half-text and half-white writing style is very charming to read, and the inserted narratives and jokes about the Warhammer worldview are not very obtrusive and are well integrated.