In the 30K era of the Great Crusade in the parallel universe, Elion arrived with memories of the future and awakened as a non-native soul as the original body of the Second Legion. His identity was tacitly blessed by the Emperor. He understood the dark fate of the Horus Heresy, disrupted the Chaos conspiracy in advance, rescued Angron who was trapped in a slave, Perturabo and other brother Primarchs who released their resentment, eradicated the gene seed defects of all legions with the panacea STC template, and nipped the shadow of the rebellion in the bud. He forged the Stormhalber Corps with his own hands, established core systems such as the Silent Council, the Glory Banner Corps, and the Dreadnought Mech Cluster, and armed the entire army with dark iron armor and anti-chaos weapons. While leading the army to gallop across the star sea to promote the Great Expedition, eliminate aliens and suppress Chaos disturbances, he also dealt with the primarchs to maintain the unity of the empire. He set up a butterfly effect assessment team to avoid strategic risks and sent a relationship coordinator to bridge the bonds of brothers. Elion single-handedly reshaped the Legion's structure, consolidated the foundation of the human empire, and vowed to rewrite the dark future and make mankind invincible in the star sea.
Reader comments
It looks good, not in a funny style. I like this rigorous style, but the timeline is so confusing.
The novel is very well written, and it is another great masterpiece for readers who are short of Warhammer books (compared to the entertainment-oriented Warhammer time travel novels, they are less funny and humorous, and more of the serious and dark style of the original work).
This is a high-quality Warhammer fanfic that you will never regret if you keep reading it. Especially the portrayal and description of the characters from all sides during the Great Rebellion is really amazing. It is no exaggeration to say that the author truly saved the tragic character of the original text through description rather than mindless deus ex machina. They were given another chance to choose. All the originals and original characters did not need to be alive. No one could carry out a difficult task in the shithole universe of Warhammer while ensuring that no one was injured.
But at least some of their deaths were glorious! We cannot expect all characters to have such a happy ending. Just like in real life, there are always people who will be the majority who sacrifice in nameless humiliation on the front line and be buried with the victorious minority. . .
The author is recruiting troops for the fifth evil god, run!
It's well written, but the logic of the chapters at the beginning is a bit confusing, and it's easy to get discouraged, but it gets better later on.
The most satisfying book I have read this year. Although I am a cloud hammer and have only bought a few chess pieces and played all the games, it does not stop me from really liking this book, especially the part about scolding the emperor in Chapter 97. It is really exciting [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration]
I'll give Warhammer full marks as long as it's not so ugly that it makes you stomach-churning [Love] [Like]
Gives people an unknown feeling [stunned]
It's a very interesting book, but I found one thing. Except for missing a few scenes at the beginning, Perturabo was not mentioned in the whole process, including the collection of Primarchs. Only the Iron Warriors appeared. I don't know if it was mixed up or the author automatically ignored him or didn't like him.
Newcomers work hard
The author has a lot of room for improvement and his writing is great
Yes, keep writing.
Personally, I feel that this is very serious and rational, and the taste is really good, and the setting is also very careful. It is just that sometimes the timeline is a bit fragmented and the narrative needs to be careful, but overall it can be said to be of very high quality.
Rigorous and serious, yet still have a glimmer of hope
Very good, a rare good book
It's full of flavor, and the plot and writing style are not bad!
Come on, some of the clips are still very contagious, even though not many people are watching them now, hold on
After reading so many books, this one feels the best
It looks great. I think it's better than most of Tomato's Warhammers.
It looks good, not in a funny style. I like this rigorous style, but the timeline is so confusing.
The novel is very well written, and it is another great masterpiece for readers who are short of Warhammer books (compared to the entertainment-oriented Warhammer time travel novels, they are less funny and humorous, and more of the serious and dark style of the original work).
This is a high-quality Warhammer fanfic that you will never regret if you keep reading it. Especially the portrayal and description of the characters from all sides during the Great Rebellion is really amazing. It is no exaggeration to say that the author truly saved the tragic character of the original text through description rather than mindless deus ex machina. They were given another chance to choose. All the originals and original characters did not need to be alive. No one could carry out a difficult task in the shithole universe of Warhammer while ensuring that no one was injured. But at least some of their deaths were glorious! We cannot expect all characters to have such a happy ending. Just like in real life, there are always people who will be the majority who sacrifice in nameless humiliation on the front line and be buried with the victorious minority. . .
The author is recruiting troops for the fifth evil god, run!
It's well written, but the logic of the chapters at the beginning is a bit confusing, and it's easy to get discouraged, but it gets better later on.
The most satisfying book I have read this year. Although I am a cloud hammer and have only bought a few chess pieces and played all the games, it does not stop me from really liking this book, especially the part about scolding the emperor in Chapter 97. It is really exciting [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration]
I'll give Warhammer full marks as long as it's not so ugly that it makes you stomach-churning [Love] [Like]
Gives people an unknown feeling [stunned]
It's a very interesting book, but I found one thing. Except for missing a few scenes at the beginning, Perturabo was not mentioned in the whole process, including the collection of Primarchs. Only the Iron Warriors appeared. I don't know if it was mixed up or the author automatically ignored him or didn't like him.
Newcomers work hard
The author has a lot of room for improvement and his writing is great
Yes, keep writing.
Personally, I feel that this is very serious and rational, and the taste is really good, and the setting is also very careful. It is just that sometimes the timeline is a bit fragmented and the narrative needs to be careful, but overall it can be said to be of very high quality.
Rigorous and serious, yet still have a glimmer of hope
Very good, a rare good book
It's full of flavor, and the plot and writing style are not bad!
Come on, some of the clips are still very contagious, even though not many people are watching them now, hold on
After reading so many books, this one feels the best
It looks great. I think it's better than most of Tomato's Warhammers.