Valor, 24 years old, male, was an ordinary young man on Earth during the M3 period. He received systematic knowledge training called "higher education" at the time. His thinking mode was deeply influenced by the concepts of humanism, democracy, rule of law, and individual rights. This kind of psychological structure was extremely rare and dangerous in the early days of the M30 empire. For a modern guy coming from an M3, the reality of the M30 is breathtaking. There is no such thing as "human rights" here, life is the fuel of the imperial war machine. Valor's initial survival strategy was to endure and observe. Using his basic engineering knowledge and historical perspective from the M3 period, he quickly found a job as a mechanical maintenance worker in the local lower-level hive city. However, this low profile did not conceal the light in his eyes - the light of a soul that had never been enslaved.
Reader comments
A very good Warhammer story. I hope to see the protagonist arm-wrestling with the Primarchs and even saving some Primarchs.
It's so cool that it's unreasonable, and it's so wonderful that it's indescribable.
I enjoyed reading it. This is the real cool Warhammer article. Come on, author, keep writing. It will definitely be a masterpiece.
The writing is good, especially the piece about mortals, with a very unique outline of ideas. But after becoming a modified body, I followed the trend of Warhammer literature. Apart from better writing style, it has no special appeal; the soul of the previous 20k has also disappeared. [Laughing and crying]
The setting is a bit confusing, but I enjoyed reading it. It's the first time I've read a Warhammer novel so much.
It is a rare book that has normal logic and a normal and coherent plot, unlike some novels that are incomprehensible. This is a novel that is ranked in the Rotten Tomatoes rankings. I hope the author will continue to update it and I will follow up on it.
Although I already know what the Warhammer world is like, the protagonist is really working hard. He fights all the time and doesn't get much rest.
It's over. According to my experience in reading books on Tomato, once the author stops updating Tomato, it will basically be the prelude to The Eunuch. Although there are indeed flaws, the flaws cannot be concealed. You can continue to update.
In terms of rationality, there is really nothing to say. This is how a person with a good nine-year business education should behave.
The description is very good, and it has a very Warhammer flavor, so you can enjoy it with confidence!
The logic is clear and worth reading
A good and refreshing article
Transparent, one word - cool
Good looking, worth recommending
Very exciting, different ideas
Come on, no eunuchs
Wasn't Ran Dan wiped out before the rebellion?
I don't know how to say it's well written.
This is the most exciting book I have read so far
It's okay, there are no inexplicable private settings, it looks pretty pleasing to the eye.
It's beautiful. Not only is there war, but there is also hope!
As of today, the impression is good [like], keep up the good work
A very good author who writes about Hammer. The war scenes are very realistic. I recommend everyone to try it.
I don't know why, but it always feels weird when I read it, but it's good to read🧐
So far, it is a good book. It has a tight pace and clear logic. I can feel the author's intention. It would be better if it could be updated more [laughs][laughs][laughs]
A very good Warhammer story. I hope to see the protagonist arm-wrestling with the Primarchs and even saving some Primarchs.
It's so cool that it's unreasonable, and it's so wonderful that it's indescribable.
I enjoyed reading it. This is the real cool Warhammer article. Come on, author, keep writing. It will definitely be a masterpiece.
The writing is good, especially the piece about mortals, with a very unique outline of ideas. But after becoming a modified body, I followed the trend of Warhammer literature. Apart from better writing style, it has no special appeal; the soul of the previous 20k has also disappeared. [Laughing and crying]
The setting is a bit confusing, but I enjoyed reading it. It's the first time I've read a Warhammer novel so much.
It is a rare book that has normal logic and a normal and coherent plot, unlike some novels that are incomprehensible. This is a novel that is ranked in the Rotten Tomatoes rankings. I hope the author will continue to update it and I will follow up on it.
Although I already know what the Warhammer world is like, the protagonist is really working hard. He fights all the time and doesn't get much rest. It's over. According to my experience in reading books on Tomato, once the author stops updating Tomato, it will basically be the prelude to The Eunuch. Although there are indeed flaws, the flaws cannot be concealed. You can continue to update.
In terms of rationality, there is really nothing to say. This is how a person with a good nine-year business education should behave.
The description is very good, and it has a very Warhammer flavor, so you can enjoy it with confidence!
The logic is clear and worth reading
A good and refreshing article
Transparent, one word - cool
Good looking, worth recommending
Very exciting, different ideas
Come on, no eunuchs
Wasn't Ran Dan wiped out before the rebellion?
I don't know how to say it's well written.
This is the most exciting book I have read so far
It's okay, there are no inexplicable private settings, it looks pretty pleasing to the eye.
It's beautiful. Not only is there war, but there is also hope!
As of today, the impression is good [like], keep up the good work
A very good author who writes about Hammer. The war scenes are very realistic. I recommend everyone to try it.
I don't know why, but it always feels weird when I read it, but it's good to read🧐
So far, it is a good book. It has a tight pace and clear logic. I can feel the author's intention. It would be better if it could be updated more [laughs][laughs][laughs]