Traveling Through ***************

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 [smile][smile]

Let's upgrade the system. I can't build many campaign units and it seems a bit weak.

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 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~

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.

Thumbs up, this Warhammer article that integrates external forces is the best I've ever read. The book is okay. Those who know about the interstellar world can read it.

The writing style is definitely above average. There are no commonly used words to describe various emotions and various things. Instead, they are described with very plain and unimaginable words. We can all think of these words, but there is no way to connect them. It is very well written. If you don't know the world view of these two games and are just an outsider, then this is definitely a very good game. It is easy to understand, the writing is average, and the emotional control is good. The most important thing is conscience. The protagonist of the comparison is the only one I have seen in more than a year, not the only one, but one of the few people who can truly sympathize with the people below. Rare, absolutely rare. It's rare that I find something that interests me, especially this kind of interstellar science fiction. For those who are not original gamers, this is definitely a good novel. The novel is definitely very good. It is not made by AI. I really recommend it.

Someone definitely lowered the rating maliciously. The author of this book wrote the content carefully, but the format is a little smaller. The actual rating is between 7.6-8.4.

I have never played StarCraft, and I don't know much about the background setting of this StarCraft game. I have a little understanding of the background setting of Warhammer, but I have never played any game in the Warhammer series. This book is quite good to read, the plot is compact and refreshing, and the plot is not too overwhelming. It depends on the author's writing skills in the future.

I have read more than 70 chapters so far. The plot is very good and the StarCraft system is very enjoyable. Isn't it a little too much for the protagonist to summon Alpha++, the high-level temple of the soul? It is recommended that recruitment restrictions be set for high-level combat forces, otherwise they will be too invincible. And I'm quite curious. If you follow your economic conversion ratio, then as long as you keep mining, wouldn't you be able to easily farm Tyranids with all the Marines? If a few thousand doesn't work, just tens of thousands, if tens of thousands doesn't work, just 100,000. Anyway, 50 yuan for a good brother is worthless, and they are all written by you yourself for the combat effectiveness of the Space Marines. Moreover, the author, your system is a bit serious about reading books. The most important thing is why it takes 30 minutes to recruit a marine, and then it takes a few seconds to build a library? Doesn't it mean that a high-level templar for a few seconds is a bit too strong and boring? And for such a strong high-level templar, you only need to recruit two of them. And according to the resource conversion ratio, it is not a problem of resources at all, because it is 1:1 with StarCraft II.

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)

It's well written, except for the plot being a bit slow, but it's a good read. 5 Stars for encouragement.

Overall, it's pretty good and very watchable.

Awesome, compressed fine grain, good looking.

Very good, not bad

Update the author quickly It's really beautiful. Come on, update the author.

I can still watch it! Free! I didn't have a machine to watch it! There are also some discontinued updates!

It's quite good. It feels like I was following the book "Stars in the Palm" on Qidian after the high school entrance examination in 2012.

Very good, the combination between the two is not abrupt and in line with the world view of Warhammer

Overall, this is a good Warhammer fanfic. However, there have been some flaws in the plot settings recently. The leader of a planet's chicken thieves actually betrayed the Tyranids and threw himself into Chaos. Although I am also a cloud hammer, I remember that in the setting, it is impossible for chicken thieves to join the gang. On the contrary, the official novel also has a plot saying that chicken thieves guard the country. I hope there won't be such small mistakes again in the future.

A good book

The protagonist is too brave, isn't he afraid of being beheaded when running around? You know, Warhammer likes beheading the most. It felt like the protagonist wanted to die. He ran to the empire with a bunch of things and said, beat me to death. I was really speechless.

A bit cloudy but overall good. I hope to add campaign units.

In fact, the game of summoning the queen is over. The peak performance in the material world is to explode the star. If you can explode the star, you will dominate the Warhammer.

There is absolutely no need to help the empire all the time. There has always been a saying that if your attack is not strong enough, then you should join the empire. If your attack is strong enough, you should overturn the empire and build a new one.