It is the 41st millennium. The Imperium of Man is rotten to the core, and war rages across the galaxy.
When Zhang Wen wakes up, all he has is a crowbar, a taciturn Space Marine, and a city full of heretics and scum.
Against the claws of the Genestealers, CMC-300 powered armor stands firm, while C-14 Impaler Gauss rifles tear through everything.
Against the Orks' Waaagh!, the siege tank's 180mm shock cannon teaches them what “more is better” really means.
Against the daemons of the Warp, the Protoss' psionic shields and purification beams will be their eternal nightmare.
The Tech-Priest Magos watches a Viking fighter transform in an instant, spills machine oil everywhere, and drops to his knees begging for the blueprints.
The Sisters of Battle see a medical transport that can automatically heal wounds and cry out that it is a miracle of the Emperor.
An Inquisitor tries to condemn him as a heretic, only to discover that his fleet doesn't travel through the Warp at all. It simply makes a physical warp jump and vanishes at the edge of the star sea.
Zhang Wen: “Don't get the wrong idea. I'm no savior, and I'm no chosen one. I just want to stockpile enough gas and move everything I own somewhere beyond the shadow of the Warp before the Zerg swarm sucks my brain dry.”
This is the story of a junk scavenger leading a force from "StarCraft", blazing his way out of the galaxy in a trail of sparks and lightning.
The writing is very real, and it makes me, a StarCraft player, excited and happy to play (I can't be the only one eating this)
The protagonist keeps saying "run". Where is he going to run to? Outside the territory of the empire, there are either the opposite sex or the Chaos Zerg Eldar. There are many poisonous spots, and there are many places that are at the level of elementary school students. Four stars are just encouragement, the real level is at most three stars.
Let's talk about a particularly funny thing. In a Warhammer cesspit world, a certain pig's foot is everywhere before it has developed. Holy Mother's Heart 🙂🙂
Let's upgrade the system. I can't build many campaign units and it seems a bit weak.
It's okay, but the pace is too slow. I want to watch the battles and it's fun~ But it's a pity that the diplomacy has been developing~
Well, let's put it this way, all the settings are in line with most of them. The Inquisitor of the Inquisition is in an official short novel. He is an Inquisitor. He thinks that the Astartes are heretics, and even the Navigator Astropath is a heretic. It reminds me of that picture, and I always think of it. Well, the Custodes, well, the description is very accurate. The official novel describes the Custodes, but I remember There is no description of the Forbidden Forces going out to capture psykers. Alas, but when I think about it, I may have read too much. It is possible. The big chaos at the back is full of hammer flavor. I think it is okay. There are just some settings that have some problems. You can just ignore them. Unlike others, you can directly set all the changes. This kind of fine-tuning settings is acceptable.
It's really not bad, but the plot is a bit delayed, and the number of words in a single chapter is too small to be enjoyable, but the logic is very good, the character creation is also good, and the depiction of the customs and customs of Warhammer is okay. Overall, I hope it can be completed and not unfinished.
Until Chapter 5, the protagonist encountered a chase and no one was killed. The base was attacked twice, but no one was killed, and once a stronghold was fought, no one was killed. Do you want to promote positive energy in Warhammer?
The author tried his best, but the AI is too ignorant.
I like this interstellar genre very much, but I don't know why it has such a low rating. After a few battles, the pig's feet should improve a lot. After all, anyone who survives three days on the battlefield is considered a veteran. Not even an ordinary college student.