Warhammer: I Am the Devourer of the Void

There are some minor flaws, but overall it's okay. I'd like to share some small thoughts with the author. Void Devourer, why not learn from the characteristics of Void Devourer? The more delicious food you eat, the bigger you will become. After all, in a world view like Warhammer, large bodies are very popular in a sense. When I was watching, I found that the pig's feet will turn into (a pile of rotten meat?), Which means it has plasticity. It can accumulate some special skills, learn from the skills of killing Brother A, range AOE, biological bombs or tentacle hell, which can clean up minions and absorb energy. There are some others. Let me see if you have any ideas.

The writing is good, but it makes me very unhappy to see the protagonist working as a dog for the empire, and I don't want to continue reading.

Personally, I am a small Cloud Hammer. I have only learned about the world of Warhammer K40 from other people's explanations and videos. I know that there are Blood Ravens, Salamanders, Wolves, World Eaters, and 20 Primarchs, the Emperor and the Four Gods, the Eldar and the Necrons, as well as the Orcs, Xenomorphs, and Zerg. I am very interested in the Warhammer worldview. I feel that this world is very interesting. It is a little more promising than the Bloodcross worldview, but not much. I only know a little bit about the big war, but that doesn't stop me from reading this novel. The author's writing was very enjoyable, and I enjoyed reading it. I hope I can keep writing.

Why does the male protagonist's abilities feel like those of the Tyranids?

This is to say that the novel is very good, but the timing is a bit weird. One moment, the Great Crusade is on, and the Genestealers are coming out. The Tyranids were attracted by Dantioch who detonated the lighthouse in Ultramar, so there is no Zerg in the main character.

Well, Chen Long said that this should be the best book on Tomato so far. Personally think. But I've just read part of it now and I'm wondering is this really heroineless? Why does it feel a little bit like there is a heroine?

It's a very interesting setting. I just read a dozen chapters. It's very interesting. I hope the author will prepare a complete outline and write more protagonists to solve some difficult situations.

The angle of the article is very novel. As a Yunzui (pure Internet article hammer), it is like a thumb-sucking chicken nugget [eating melon]

Nonorr

Looks good, pretty good

It's okay, keep working hard

One of the Warhammer series

The author writes really well

As a new Yunzhui, I am not qualified to comment, but the writing is quite good (✪▽✪)

It's okay, the language is clever and good, good luck to the author

It looks good, but in Warhammer it is just a pit, the empire is a lump, and the rest is a sea of ​​​​fen

A novel that perfectly conforms to the original Warhammer novel, every one of which is pure yin

It's really good, I have my own understanding,

It looks pretty good so far. Kuku watched it all the way through without stopping. It has an outline and can be realized, and the normal ending is definitely OK.

Among all the Warhammer fan fiction, it shows a very unique perspective and a very novel idea.

It looks good, but there are some flaws [Thinking] Come on, come on, the author will update more

The rating is low, I saw chapter 65. It feels pretty good... It's really good-looking, as exciting as the novel Soul Chuan Luojia I'm reading now! It's a bit unreasonable to have such a low rating! Is it deliberately lowering the score, or is someone deliberately giving a bad review? [What]... Is so illogical.

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