Warhammer: How Did I, Sanguinius, Become a Cute Loli?

Bai Ze traveled through time and became Sanguinius, the archangel in "Warhammer 40K" who combines nobility, elegance, and tragedy. It's just that it's a juvenile body, or a lolita version of her personality. The beginning was hell mode: he was in an agricultural world submerged by the Orcs WAAAGH. The wings on his back that had not yet grown were regarded by the Inquisition as ironclad evidence of alienation. In addition to a handful of rusty steel bars, he only had an "emotional points system" that didn't look serious. As long as you collect emotions such as fear, shock, worship and belief, you can exchange them for anything, from a fat house to happy water to an emperor-level titan. So, in this dark millennium full of despair, the style of painting began to become strange. Orc Warlord: "WAAAGH! Why can that little shrimp be better at hitting than me? Where is my head?!" Imperial Guard: "The Emperor has appeared! An angel has descended! Although she doesn't look older than my sister!" Inquisitor: "Heresy! This is heresy! Wait, why does my detector show that she is the original body?" Khorne: "What a young man! Come and be my chosen one! ... Wait, why are you using my big ax to chop down my demons?" Emperor: "...(Silently likes and sends a golden laurel crown)" Facing this group of monsters and monsters, Bai Ze held up the laurel wreath on his head, stepped on the piles of alien corpses and showed a kind smile: "Don't get me wrong, I'm not a savior or a primarch, I'm just a soft and waxy little loli."