Warhammer: I'm Really Not a Heretic

It's a very good book. The plot is fast and does not drag him down. It is a good experience of the despair of Warhammer 40. There is no eternal hope, only eternal despair and revenge. A few chapters form a storyline, which seems particularly touching.

It is one of the few good-looking Warhammer novels in Tomato. I don't know why there are so few people, but it is a bit monotonous. The protagonist repeatedly falls into the same predicament (not the same one, just a bit similar) and then struggles to survive. It is a bit cliche, but the author's writing style makes up for this, and it is still very good-looking. I feel like it's possible that the subject matter of Warhammer has limited the number of viewers. So you can read it boldly and confidently. There are not many poisonous points (my view is rough and not very detailed). The author himself is also a person who knows a lot about Warhammer. 5-Star praise

The book is a good book, but I deducted one star because I felt the protagonist was a bit miserable. To sum it up: my family members ran away. Grass, bugs! Families who ran away. Fuck, alien! Families who ran away. Things are getting better, my family. The exiled family members. Finally, my family can retire. Shit, it's bugs again! Family members. He must have been replaced since he was released from retirement by the Emperor. The styles are all different. And I don't believe the Emperor will let go of a being who can cultivate the webway.

It's incredibly good-looking, and it's rare to see such a good non-systematic Warhammer book. Nowadays, Warhammer fan fiction protagonists usually have a soulless trait plug-in, but few have the essence of this book. In addition, I now see that the protagonist is working as a debugger on Medusa. When does it come to the moment of "taking living metal to shape the body" mentioned in the introduction?

From my personal point of view, it's not bad to be a normal person in such a desperate world. I quite like watching it. It's very interesting.

I have read Chapter 5 so far. Unexpectedly, the writing is pretty good. I can already feel the unique sense of despair in Warhammer. Come on✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

It's good-looking, fast-paced, and both tearful and hilarious. Recommended [you taste it carefully] [laughing]

Vividly describes the despair of the Warhammer world, as if living itself is a luxury

The first part is very well written and tells about the despair of Warhammer, but later on the protagonist turns into a Necron and I don't really want to read it, so I give it a 4 points 👍👍👍

Another good Warhammer book and very productive