Imagine being thrown into the darkest and most hopeless universe of Warhammer 40,000. Here, living is the greatest luck, death is the norm, and the human empire itself is a giant bleeding slowly in the eternal flames of war.
Karl, the pharmacist, is trapped here. The system he was bound to was even more outrageous. The goal was not to dominate, but to force him to bankrupt the entire war group.
So, when others were expanding their armies and preparing for war, he paid sky-high pensions to soldiers; when others were forging magic weapons, he upgraded the canteen at the base. The result? The move of trying to lose money, but accidentally made the battle group stronger and stronger.
Behind this seemingly nonsense "loss" lies the deepest secret of the universe: the essence of subspace that fights against eternal despair. Karl soon discovered that his "losing money" behavior was touching a taboo that both the Empire and Chaos kept taboo.
From the Extermination Order of the Inquisition to the whispers of the Chaos Evil God, he became an anomaly in the eyes of all forces, and thus gained countless honors and power. In the end, he will become the God of Paradox, and in this way, he will give non-existent hope to the darkest world.
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I've read more than twenty chapters but I can't figure out what the main plot of your article is, 6
Nice innovation, but probably not appropriate here.
I've read more than twenty chapters but I can't figure out what the main plot of your article is, 6
Nice innovation, but probably not appropriate here.