Warhammer: with the Yushu Intelligent Robot

I finally read a book that doesn't kowtow to the Emperor and the Primarch and ask for cooperation from time-travelers [Like] [Like] [Smile]

This is a very good novel. It is different from other Warhammer novels. Those Warhammer settings that have given me a lot of time and pressure but still can't get out of the war. They all died in time travel and were still afraid of it (Hai, don't reply to me, saying that the Warhammer setting is too lazy to take it seriously like subspace demons [rolls eyes]. Travelers in the novel are all over the world. Are you afraid of the world of novels written by Wai Guoren? It's just a fun thing to hang up. They have been so busy reading novels that they haven't read anything to make themselves comfortable.)

666 Is very cool, Warhammer should be written like this. Other authors give time-travelers plug-ins, which have huge side effects. It is better to go to the factory to drive screws.

A very good setting. There is no senseless siding with the Yellow Pizi and the Empire. In that kind of shithole world, if you don't have the ability, it's okay to rely on the Empire. But if you have the ability, it's hard to imagine that ordinary people like us would like a world that doesn't treat the poor as human beings.

I give 4 stars first, mainly because the author did not reflect the high efficiency and efficiency of artificial intelligence. Sensitivity. Our country's Zu Chongzhi No. 13 Ultra-quantum computer can calculate 8 times in one femtosecond. It has been developed for so long. It is estimated that small-scale Chinese computers are many times better than our ancestor's No. 3 Star Gold. I feel very confused, why do we want to build Gundam? Humanoid war robots, especially in the universe, the humanoid is the most unreasonable and wasteful type of unit. Originally, it would be enough to hit it with over-the-horizon annihilation, but you have to engage in hand-to-hand combat, and the artificial intelligence is updating itself every second. In space Dark matter is the most basic unit of energy. There are also positive matter turned into antimatter and photons. You can also make a weapon

The only similarity between the humans in the Warhammer universe and the protagonist is the name "Human", and there is no need to keep the Imperial people.

It is clearly organized and can be said to be a rare type in the Warhammer series. The plot is not procrastinating. Every time I watch the Warhammer series, it is procrastinating. It feels like a continuation of the tragic opera. This book is just enjoyable. It ends the procrastination, first class! ! !

Author, you know, "The Analects of Confucius" has been updated by you. Standing at thirty: It means updating thirty chapters in order to gain a foothold in the online literary circle. Forty without Confusion: Forty chapters are updated every day. Only then can you continue to receive gratitude and praise from readers and no longer be confused about the meaning of writing. You know your destiny at fifty: 50 chapters are updated every day, you are your destiny, and the entire website praises you. Sixty and easy to listen to: that is, when you can update 60 chapters a day, everything you say will be easy to hear, including readers. When you are seventy, do what you want without going beyond the rules: that is, if you can be more than 70 in a day Zhang, do whatever you want! Update soon! ! ! [Smile][smile][smile]

I've only read a dozen chapters now. I feel like it's well written. There is one point where it feels like all perspectives are focused on the protagonist. This gives me a feeling of how to put it, the world view feels like an online game. . Other characters will only give stiff reactions when the protagonist arrives. Or mention it occasionally. It is suggested that the roles of other characters can also be appropriately increased. If there are newcomers, I suggest that the following authors take a look at the self-created content and get a general understanding. Warhammer content is good. Although there are some flaws, it is acceptable. At least when I see Warhammer content, I personally can stay up late to read it, but once it comes to war Outside of Warhammer, I instantly felt that the author had changed, the villains had become less intelligent, the writing style and plot logic had also declined, and the quality had dropped a lot. It made me sleepy, and I forced myself to watch it, just to prevent the content from being skipped later and causing incomprehension. But when I returned to Warhammer, I felt like I was back again.

The idea of overthrowing the empire and establishing a republic is somewhat interesting, but the biggest problem is that the smart plug-in core does not belong to the protagonist. It only has the right to use it, but not ownership. The plug-in server is still in the original world. If something happens in the original world, the protagonist cannot intervene at all. The protagonist does not build a local server and has no ability to deal with risks. Everything created now is a castle on the beach. No. 25 It's good to build a local server. Before the protagonist didn't have the personal power of an emperor, he was most afraid of decapitation tactics. It would be better to reduce his time on the front line. Once he went to Empire Terra and once to kill the undead, twice in a row. As a leader, it was a bit wasteful to go to the front line. Seeing that there are advantages in the mid- and low-level battlefields now, how to fight in the top-level battles? Now the protagonist is genetically modified, how to fight against those gods?

Very good warhammer! It's different from other games. Instead, it uses the correct method to guide mankind. Unlike other consistent Warhammer works, it has normal values. Hope to continue to update.

Cannot read the rating, this book perfectly satisfies some Hammer's desire to break the dark background of Warhammer, and is a hopeful novel. Although it is obviously OOC to the original work, it is already quite consistent with the original work in many characteristics.

This book is in the Warhammer fanfic Advantages: novel perspective, compact plot, fast story advancement, logical order and suitable for reading. Defects: The plot content is insufficient. The novel reads more like an outline with an empty skeleton and insufficient flesh and blood. It is not friendly to people who listen to books. The settings in the previous text are also relatively rough. The artificial intelligence it brings is not so much AI as it is another name or variant of the system in the system text. Summary: The story is good, the logic is smooth, and it's worth watching. I suggest the author learn more theoretical knowledge about science fiction to polish the plot.

In the later stage, the protagonist led an army of robots and artificial gods to overcome all obstacles, whether it was the Four Merchants or the Empire, from the Milky Way to another river system, and halfway to another universe (the author added a new mini-map). In another river system, even Iron Man was added to the army of elbow men. I was afraid that the protagonist would elbow me through the phone screen in the end [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] ,,, But I have to say that this is the most ordinary and best boss in so many Warhammer worlds. Fast forward directly to the ultimate form of communism, a utopian world for ordinary people [laugh][laugh][laugh]

The early reading of this novel was also very good. That's why the rating is so low, only 7.4. I have read many warhammers of the same type. The protagonists all have systems or AI technology. I don't want to overthrow the empire, I just want to. I want to bring the decayed empire back to the golden age, and watching the protagonist fight those four peddlers is too strenuous and frustrating, and it becomes more and more boring. When I see it is almost the middle period, I feel that it is not interesting. The protagonist wants to bring the empire back to the golden age. It is too difficult. The administrative system of the empire is too rubbish, too bloated, and too corrupt. It almost drags the protagonist down. This novel is very good. It was not brought down by the empire's bloated system, but was directly overthrown, which made me feel really comfortable watching it. I hate the Mechanicus, and I hate those things in the empire anyway. I prefer the Republic. This book should be able to give a rating of more than 9.0, Not just 7.4.

I've finished reading it. I think people who haven't watched Warhammer can also read this. The author writes it very carefully.

This book is to my liking, it's about technology and various settings, although it's a bit unconventional in terms of Warhammer itself and the Warp of the Primarch. But I think it doesn't matter. Warhammer itself is a space opera that is narrated around big characters and small characters with distinctive personalities. This book is a narrative centered on the survival of mankind as a whole in the sea of stars and the definition of human civilization. There is a huge difference between the two, and even many people who come here for the Warhammer IP will feel that this book is not to their liking. But I like it very much. Although there is no long narrative about each of the original bodies, their characters are not introduced in detail, and the characters as a whole look flat and without arcs. But there is the development process of the entire human civilization itself, technology and novel ideas across the world. I like this book very much. Come on, author, I hope you will write more, and more. In the old days, Cthulhu and other evil gods could only hinder the survival of human civilization, so take the Iron Fist of the Great Republic! [Top post]

A very good Warhammer, not as frustrating as other Warhammer novels

A large-scale Warhammer themed (flavor) novel. The title of the book might be called Starting with Warhammer and Building the Human Republic. Something like that. Most of the Warhammer novels are limited to the Great Crusade, so everyone with a name is hard to die. The map here is very big and there are many, so you can kill when you need to. The author also boldly created maps and bold deductions to give the familiar Warhammer characters (groups) a different style. As long as you accept that the G13 body brought by the male protagonist at the beginning is not in this universe, so it can use its strong AI ability normally without being contaminated, everything else is reasonable. After all, the foreigners who wrote the original Warhammer novels cannot imagine things they have never seen before, using the Iron Man Rebellion and the Mechanicum to suppress Terra's computerization process. We don't care about these and vigorously develop energy AI. In reality, we are all at a loss. The same concept is similar in the book. The author should update more. More updates. Not enough to see enough.

This is the best I've ever seen. I don't think any other warhammers are good. Or kneel down and lick the emperor. Or my writing is not very good. I think this book is well written.

Very good. A rare Warhammer work. Don't give up.

I feel like the setting wasn't explained clearly, so I based it on the @Ghastly Zhang Jiabin palace fan Read the settings clearly before talking. The world where the protagonist originally lived was extremely technologically advanced and had achieved material level communism. At the same time, the protagonist and the artificial intelligence came to this world in the form of high-dimensional projections. Its essential level is higher than the level of the four gods. Since the origin and the world are not in this world at all, they intervene in the world at the upper narrative level. Existing here is just a projection, a tool to leverage the world. It is a deduction of the high-level world AI for the plug-in to come to this world. Tell me what I think can make AI possible in the golden age of mankind, and al in other worlds

Come on, you don't need a state religion, you don't need a religious order.

Not bad, not bad, author. I would like to ask where Rogal Dorn and Pyplab are. Three of the demon primarchs are dead, and there is still one left to go. Have you forgotten? And Dorn, have you forgotten too? These two guys haven't appeared yet.

The author is recommendable but the volume is small.

Come on [send my heart] The author is pretty good [please update] (I am the author and I have a question: I am a "newcomer" who is learning about Warhammer for the first time. I just want to ask if there are no other worlds written about it besides the Warhammer universe)

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The writing is already very good, at least better than most.

As a commanding unit, why does the protagonist end up personally?

Come on, well written