Chaos gave me divine power, the God Emperor gave me clarity
Soul Travel 40k, I've had enough of struggling to survive by scavenging in the lower nest.
Relying on the body of Chaos to become stronger, he opened up his own world in the oppressed lower nest.
While you are excited, don't forget to take a few puffs of the Empire's motto to clear your mind and see how the protagonist uses his strong willpower to balance the boundaries between light and darkness, rationality and chaos in the desperate world of 40k!
Reader comments
It is considered the top among Warhammer fandoms. The protagonist relies on the blessings of Slaanesh to climb up. At the same time, he knows that he cannot rely on the blessings or he will completely fall. However, one thing after another pushes him to rely on the blessings to get what he wants. This is the flavor of Hammer.
It's good to watch. It does have the flavor of Slaanesh. The despair of the protagonist is also well written. The powerlessness of ordinary people being thrown into the cesspool
It's rare that it fits the worldview, and Slaanesh is pretty good at it.
I am the author, so five stars is not excessive.
Are you sure this is not the Warhammer 40k version of Uncle Liu Huang?
It's really good-looking, an anti-genre Warhammer, from the perspective of a small character.
It feels good to write, people are almost being corrupted.
The author has something, and Slaanesh has got it right. Apart from Tzeentch, the most difficult one to write about among the four gods is probably Slaanesh. There is absolutely no charlatanism in the plot, and the true state of ordinary time-travelers in the Warhammer worldview is real. This alone is rare in similar novels on so many online platforms that I have read.
The God-Emperor is above, Slaanesh is below
Damn, he's alive
Stream of consciousness, very consistent with author ID
Very good, very tasty
It's written with great feeling, and it has that heretical and chaotic feeling. But it's a pity that it doesn't feel like it will be long.
It is considered the top among Warhammer fandoms. The protagonist relies on the blessings of Slaanesh to climb up. At the same time, he knows that he cannot rely on the blessings or he will completely fall. However, one thing after another pushes him to rely on the blessings to get what he wants. This is the flavor of Hammer.
It's good to watch. It does have the flavor of Slaanesh. The despair of the protagonist is also well written. The powerlessness of ordinary people being thrown into the cesspool
It's rare that it fits the worldview, and Slaanesh is pretty good at it.
I am the author, so five stars is not excessive.
Are you sure this is not the Warhammer 40k version of Uncle Liu Huang?
It's really good-looking, an anti-genre Warhammer, from the perspective of a small character.
It feels good to write, people are almost being corrupted.
The author has something, and Slaanesh has got it right. Apart from Tzeentch, the most difficult one to write about among the four gods is probably Slaanesh. There is absolutely no charlatanism in the plot, and the true state of ordinary time-travelers in the Warhammer worldview is real. This alone is rare in similar novels on so many online platforms that I have read.
The God-Emperor is above, Slaanesh is below Damn, he's alive
Stream of consciousness, very consistent with author ID
Very good, very tasty
It's written with great feeling, and it has that heretical and chaotic feeling. But it's a pity that it doesn't feel like it will be long.