Warhammer: I Am the Void Devourer

It's well-written, but I really dislike seeing the protagonist act as a lackey for the empire; I don't want to continue reading at all.

There are some minor flaws, but overall it's acceptable. I have a few thoughts to share with the author. Void Devourer—shouldn't we borrow its trait: the more delicious and plentiful the food, the bigger it gets? After all, in the Warhammer universe, large size is quite advantageous in some ways. While watching, I noticed that the protagonist's feet could turn into (a pile of rotten flesh?)

I'm personally a small-time Warhammer enthusiast, only knowing about the Warhammer K40 universe from other people's explanations and videos. I know there are Blood Ravens, Salamanders, Wolves, Devourers of the World, 20 Primarchs, the Emperors and the Four Gods, Eldar and Necromancers, Orcs, Xenomorphs, and Zerg.

The male protagonist's abilities seem to be like those of the Tyranids.

Yeah, Chen Long said this is probably the best book on Tomato so far. Personally, I think so too. But I've only read part of it, and I'm wondering if it's really without a female lead? It seems a little bit like it does?

This means the novel is quite good, but the timeline is a bit strange. One minute it's still about the Great Crusade, and the next the Genestealers have appeared. The Tyranids were attracted by Danteok detonating the Lighthouse of Alteramar, so the Zerg weren't present during the protagonist's timeline.

The premise is very interesting. I've only read about ten chapters, and it's quite intriguing. I hope the author has a complete outline ready and writes more about the protagonist resolving some unresolved issues.

This is a novel piece of evidence from a very unique angle; as a piece of online evidence (purely based on web novel evidence), it's like a finger-licking good chicken nugget 🍉

The author's writing is really good.

A novel that perfectly matches the original Warhammer story, featuring pure Yin...