[Imperial Expedition + Beheading Frenzy + Throne Coordination + Multiple Enemy War Zones + Military Strategy]
Above Terra, the Golden Throne still burns.
The moment the Emperor leaves his seat, reality will reveal itself; and what sticks out from the cracks is not only Chaos, but also the all-devouring Brood Tide, the green-skinned Waaagh who become increasingly war-mad, the Necron Obelisk that silences the Starfield, and the sluggishness and betrayal of the Empire's own huge bureaucratic machine.
In order for the Emperor to go to war, the throne must have an anchor.
Ye Xuan, a mortal who was forced to sit on the Golden Throne, became the empire's new abnormal variable.
If he dies, the Emperor must return immediately, otherwise there will be a Terran disaster; if the Emperor dies, he will immediately be torn apart by the Warp.
[Twin persons are inseparable. Cooperation is not an oath, but an equation for the continuation of the race.
[The Emperor went to the front line and beheaded with divine surgery]: cut down the Brood Control, break the Waaagh's backbone, dismantle the core of the obelisk array, and change the war zone from inevitable defeat to controllable loss.
[Ye Xuan stays behind and uses the computing power of the throne to coordinate the overall situation]: Rearrange the priorities of the battle zone, lock the supply curve, and weave a wall of waterway firepower; and use a closed-loop throne channel to send coordinates, windows, and conclusions directly to the emperor through the storm, making the uncontrollable become cuttable.
[Victory is never free]
Ye Xuan's nerves were continuously ablated, and the echo erosion carved cracks in his soul; the Inquisition cut off his tongue before the fear spread, the Mechanicus exchanged production capacity and flesh and blood for matrix ignition, and the legions and war groups filled the front line with honor and corpses.
In the desperate dark future of Warhammer, someone will sacrifice their life for every breath that suppresses the possibility of human extinction...
Reader comments
As I write this book, it becomes more and more attractive. I feel that the author has
Ambitious, wanting to show the ecological aspects of the entire empire, the plot is layered
Go ahead, the first few chapters quickly unfold the dead atmosphere of Terra Palace, and then in the middle chapter
The Inquisition began to cause trouble and escalate internal fighting, and the rhythm was steady. Yes
The characterization of the 40K faction is superb, the cold data of the Mechanic Priest, the review
The judge's paranoid assessment and the imperial army's iron-blooded loyalty are all vividly written.
Now. This book really embodies the entire Warhammer worldview.
It can be regarded as making up for the fact in my mind that the emperor cannot meet the emperor in person.
Scenery, actually the author wanted to describe the emperor as having a hint of humanity, I think
You're right. The empire has reached the situation it is in today. Horus is in control of the chaos.
In addition, the information of the commands was not aligned, etc., Which made the emperor definitely
After some reflection, I thought that the protagonist Ye Xuan could be the anchor of human nature.
Because Xuan can communicate with the emperor and has computing power, he can dominate the empire.
Within. I am looking forward to the official expedition of the empire more and more, now solve it
The four war zones can only alleviate the empire's urgent needs.
In the dark and desperate future narrative of Warhammer, seek a chance for survival for mankind.
Machine. [Top post][top post][top post]
After reading the first six chapters, the impression is really good. This book is mainly about the protagonist Ye Xuan. He traveled to Warhammer 40k and somehow, he sat on the Golden Throne and the Emperor came down. As for why you didn't become a Black King? This is all fan fiction, why do you still care about this? As for other things, it's really interesting to watch and quite refreshing. Well, what should I say? It has just started, and there is a trend of robbers and thieves. Among the 1.2 Billion people who need to change, who is the robber? Originally, the Emperor wanted to darken the Extermination Order, but was stopped by the protagonist. After that, the Emperor gave the protagonist 1 minute to identify the infected among 1.2 Billion people, and then the Emperor personally slashed the opponent. It looked really good, and there was no OOC. Although those of us who read the fandom have character OOC, although we can't see it, I feel that the Emperor guarantees that there is no OOC. Of course, if you say that the Emperor has a trace of humanity, even if it is OOC, treat it as if I didn't say it.
I have not finished talking about some of the first six chapters. The one that impressed me the most is the Inquisition. To be honest, although the plot is a bit outrageous, but after thinking about it, well, it is really amazing. How can I put it, after the Emperor came down, the people from the Inquisition came. They felt that the protagonist would affect the Emperor's judgment and actions, so they thought about whether they could change the protagonist. Killing the horns, to be honest, it is really crazy. Of course, I have to give a thumbs up here. When I saw this, I really saw the flavor of the Inquisition. As for the emperor personally handling it later, of course, to say it was handled personally, that is to say, the protagonist died according to who touched him. Although he did not say it clearly, he did something to show it.
There's not much to say, it's good to read. Trust me, this book is great to read.
As I write this book, it becomes more and more attractive. I feel that the author has Ambitious, wanting to show the ecological aspects of the entire empire, the plot is layered Go ahead, the first few chapters quickly unfold the dead atmosphere of Terra Palace, and then in the middle chapter The Inquisition began to cause trouble and escalate internal fighting, and the rhythm was steady. Yes The characterization of the 40K faction is superb, the cold data of the Mechanic Priest, the review The judge's paranoid assessment and the imperial army's iron-blooded loyalty are all vividly written. Now. This book really embodies the entire Warhammer worldview. It can be regarded as making up for the fact in my mind that the emperor cannot meet the emperor in person. Scenery, actually the author wanted to describe the emperor as having a hint of humanity, I think You're right. The empire has reached the situation it is in today. Horus is in control of the chaos. In addition, the information of the commands was not aligned, etc., Which made the emperor definitely After some reflection, I thought that the protagonist Ye Xuan could be the anchor of human nature. Because Xuan can communicate with the emperor and has computing power, he can dominate the empire. Within. I am looking forward to the official expedition of the empire more and more, now solve it The four war zones can only alleviate the empire's urgent needs. In the dark and desperate future narrative of Warhammer, seek a chance for survival for mankind. Machine. [Top post][top post][top post]
After reading the first six chapters, the impression is really good. This book is mainly about the protagonist Ye Xuan. He traveled to Warhammer 40k and somehow, he sat on the Golden Throne and the Emperor came down. As for why you didn't become a Black King? This is all fan fiction, why do you still care about this? As for other things, it's really interesting to watch and quite refreshing. Well, what should I say? It has just started, and there is a trend of robbers and thieves. Among the 1.2 Billion people who need to change, who is the robber? Originally, the Emperor wanted to darken the Extermination Order, but was stopped by the protagonist. After that, the Emperor gave the protagonist 1 minute to identify the infected among 1.2 Billion people, and then the Emperor personally slashed the opponent. It looked really good, and there was no OOC. Although those of us who read the fandom have character OOC, although we can't see it, I feel that the Emperor guarantees that there is no OOC. Of course, if you say that the Emperor has a trace of humanity, even if it is OOC, treat it as if I didn't say it. I have not finished talking about some of the first six chapters. The one that impressed me the most is the Inquisition. To be honest, although the plot is a bit outrageous, but after thinking about it, well, it is really amazing. How can I put it, after the Emperor came down, the people from the Inquisition came. They felt that the protagonist would affect the Emperor's judgment and actions, so they thought about whether they could change the protagonist. Killing the horns, to be honest, it is really crazy. Of course, I have to give a thumbs up here. When I saw this, I really saw the flavor of the Inquisition. As for the emperor personally handling it later, of course, to say it was handled personally, that is to say, the protagonist died according to who touched him. Although he did not say it clearly, he did something to show it.
There's not much to say, it's good to read. Trust me, this book is great to read.