My Survival Diary in Warhammer 40K

Very good, all the details of the Warhammer world are in place. Compared with the main line, the progress is slower, but it is understandable. It is recommended that the details of the war should not be too detailed, because what attracts me more about Warhammer is the grand world view and the future wasteland world where people struggle to survive in various world environments in various ways. However, the details of the war are too detailed and often a war takes a long time to be described. Each chapter contains a lot of content, but many tactics seem to be ordinary tactics today. In the process, the sense of novelty and expectation will slowly be consumed, and it will become a bit tiring to read slowly. If the author likes to describe various tactics in detail, he can have a futuristic feel and add some whimsical ideas to give readers a novel feeling.

There doesn't seem to be any shortcomings, so I don't know what to say, but it doesn't seem to be good to just write that I've read it in the review, so I'll just tell you a story. The story is probably: I started playing Dead Space in a subspace hulk in the 41st millennium. The hulk was almost G and the two of them ran in a row. In the middle, P2 dropped out and I switched to another one to play Twin Galaxy Warlords. Finally I found a planet with people. I started playing Star Trek and Supreme Commander in Horizon. I am currently trying to get myself to play Gothic Fleet and Rogue Trader. Gif

The writing is very good, but there is a drama when it comes to the leader of the Adeptus Mechanicus. Only the leader of the Forge World of Mars can be called the Forge General and attend the meeting of the High Lords as a representative of the Adeptus Mechanicus. The leaders of other forging worlds can only be called manufacturing directors or great sages who supervise manufacturing. Incidentally, the Martian Mechanicum controls the distribution of production tasks to various forge worlds. The assigned production tasks are usually free of charge by the empire (at most, some raw materials or human resources are given, but it is definitely not profitable). In addition to the production tasks, the products produced can be sold or exchanged for resources. This is why weapons newly developed by the Adeptus Mechanicus or discovered through archeology are usually hidden and tucked away. Of course, part of the reason is to keep them secret. The foundry world, the foundry world is not a lathe world.

It's nice to read, but I think if I twist this book, there won't be a shortage of water resources [laughter]

2. The plot is compact without losing depth, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. You will still have endless aftertaste after closing the book. It is the most heart-warming masterpiece I have read recently. It may just be that there are too few chapters. I hope the author will work hard to make this novel fuller.

Well, like a diary. Yes, just like the name of this book, it is a diary. Reading it is like drinking boiled water. There are no grand and ups and downs of events, but it can be read.

I haven't been corrupted by Chaos today either. Praise the great Emperor! The God of All Opportunities, Ohm Messiah, is above! In the name of Prince Regent Guilliman! We will pursue the truth of the Empire! ! ! Explosive bombs loaded! Chainsaw starts! ! ! Cyclone torpedo preparation! ! ! All for the Emperor! ! ! For the emperor! ! !

The book is good. Well, I have a small question. It is about the protagonist. What level of psychic reaction is this subspace siphon device equivalent to? It's not really what was said in that barrage. It's equivalent to a Terra Star Torch. Where did you write this book recently? What is the level of the protagonist? Probably There is something important about this spaceship recently that must be explored, so why don't you just give it to it from a distance?

Except for the first-person perspective and the inexplicable jumping feeling in some places, everything else is pretty good. Except for slow updates

The description is great and tastes great. It sounds very comfortable.

It's pretty good to watch, the main character is a bit too kind.

The writing is pretty good. Except for the first-person book, which may seem tiring, it's pretty good. Substitute readers shouldn't feel tired.

There is a book on the starting point that is exactly the same as yours. Is it uploaded by you or someone else?

Is there a bug? According to me, the universe the protagonist is in should be the Warhammer universe. So why does the protagonist's son know about Warhammer 40k? Isn't it 40 thousand years later?

It looks good, but I don't know why the rating is so low

Note: First person novel, if you don't like it, don't read it. Why doesn't the author mark this most basic logo?

⚙️A must-read for kids [stunned][shy]

The main reason is that the protagonist is too kind. In this shitty world (Warhammer 40k), you can't be too kind, otherwise you will be easily tricked [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

It looks good, but it's true that few people write about the villain in red robe, and even fewer write about the expansion area.

I think it's okay, but maybe the audience is relatively small. I still like the mechanical technology articles in it. I hope there will be more black technology

First perspective, very rare and well written

It's beautiful, I love watching it (poor expression skills, I can only say it's very beautiful)

The imperial weightlifting champion, and the trillions of beings in the five star regions of the Galaxy are all on my shoulders!

Okay, okay, okay, I'll tell you tomorrow morning.

Congratulations to everyone for discovering the treasure!

Nice style, support

It's okay, I can watch it.

Really good

Not bad, there are only a few who have the black technology of the golden age

Not bad, author, hurry up and write, including the one about the moon.