Warhammer: A Body of Steel, Mistaken for a Primarch from the Start

The strongest Silver Super, the author understands Superman, is reasonable, and perfectly saves Warhammer. Quick update, I will give you a brief introduction to Silver Super's peak capabilities. First of all, there is no upper limit to combat power. - Power: Drag multiple Jupiter-level planets, sneeze to destroy the solar system, blow out stars. Speed: fly faster than light, break the time barrier, travel through time and space and rewrite history - Defense: Body of steel, resistant to the Big Bang, the core of the sun, and black hole travel - Perception: Heat vision to melt stars, clairvoyance/microscopic vision, universal hearing - Special: Frost breath, super brain power (learn foreign languages in seconds), biological force field, energy absorption

It looks good. Heng Chao is really divine. Even though he has super strength, he still pities the weak. The author's writing style is also good, but there is too little. Come on, author!

This book is very well written. Kryptonians should indeed bring hope in 40k. I very much hope that you, the author, can write more exciting stories with more touching scenes. I also hope that your manuscript and outline are strong enough. If not, you can travel to parallel worlds. I will celebrate at 500,000 words.

As of Chapter 49, this is actually an invincible flow. It can be simply summarized as Dachao entering the 40K manure tank to show off his power... I can't say how novel it is, but it is still fun enough, and there is a joy of exploding shit [laughter]

I will simply stuff a five-star review into your mouth, then mount a thunderous mount on your head and pry open your eyelids, and then pollute your ears with a volume of 10,000 decibels and shout "Give me more!"

Yes, just watch it with AI. Polishing will help, but the plot is still too slow, and the grasp is the best.

It looks good, even at the starting point it can be considered a fine product.

Nice looking, a promising warhammer

You guys have started a new book, and you haven't updated any of the previous ones. You're just a fun-loving writer [laughing]

Obviously the content is more entertaining than serious, but after all, the author has written that the protagonist is a superman, and has also stated that he is a bit cloudy, so as long as the logic is consistent, there is no big problem.