Warhammer Fantasy: The Skaven's Chronicles Across the Myriad Worlds

It's well written, not a novice in Warhammer skin. The protagonist has the thinking and wisdom of a human but also the madness and cowardice of a Skaven. It's just that the setting of the reincarnation will be more difficult to design later. After all, the structure of the rat people is difficult to maintain stability. Once it is necessary to unite and fight hard, all kinds of magic operations will be performed.

It is a very good group story with strict logic, good emotions and three-dimensional characters. It fits the label and is appropriately innovative. It has the appropriate twists and turns of the plot and unique character descriptions. The pace is moderate and it is neither a fast mindless novel nor a slow coming-of-age novel. It has a relatively rigorous energy system, and the collision of world views is handled relatively well, and the plot is well controlled and the relationship between the characters is clear. Highly recommended, this is how a normal 3D person should behave and change. One more thing to mention, the author thinks that his emotional drama is not good, but what I want to say is that in fact, the author's emotional handling, especially the logical causes and consequences, are very good. At least in terms of emotional handling, it has surpassed 80 to 90% of Tomato's books.

The author who wrote this book really has a deep understanding of the medieval Warhammer Skaven society, and the author of the Skaven character has really realistically portrayed the madness, cold-bloodedness, mania, and insanity of the Skaven. Even though the author has written about the world of Naruto, it seems that the two worlds are incompatible and difficult to integrate, but the author succeeded. When I first saw Crossing Naruto, I thought the book would collapse or be bad, but now I know that this book will definitely go smoothly. Yes, yes!

The writing is very good and the storyline is exciting. When will the protagonist be able to stand on his own feet? Is being a slave an addiction? Okay... It turns out to be two protagonists... I haven't read the original Warhammer, I've only watched the B-site videos, and I really don't like Quick. The protagonist just treats him like a dog and will be killed at any time. I really don't feel safe. Ps: The second revision is to change it to full marks for the time being. The writing is really good, but I have not read the original Warhammer novel, and I don't understand your admiration for Quake. Reading this novel alone, I feel that it is too uncomfortable for the protagonist to be his slave. In a novel with two protagonists, the two protagonists are not just brothers, but at least they love and kill each other. How can the relationship be that of a slave and a slave owner?

Gather yourself enough for the thirteenth book review, Yes-Yes!

The Rat Man speaks too fluently, and almost doesn't have the iconic yes~yes~ of the Rat Man.

It looks great, why is the rating so low? It's a pity to throw away tasteless food. The protagonist is a mouse and is too friendly to his human teammates. The taste is wrong. Especially after arriving in the main god space, I no longer have the smell of mice. Did you write the chapters before and after Chapter 150 alone? The taste is completely wrong. It can be said that after 150 chapters, we are human beings wearing rat skin, and there is no trace of the Kraven madness at all. Especially what is written at the end of Chapter 195? It's probably two books from the previous one. If the author could maintain the level of the first 150 chapters, then this book would be completely amazing. Unfortunately, it collapsed later and turned into a cover story.

I think it's pretty good

This is the best Warhammer fanfic I've read this year yes yes🐭 Fighting is fun! Yes yes

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