I, a Warhammer Cloud player, have only watched the plot and never bought the chess pieces.
The first day of traveling to 40K: It's so exciting, it's a Space Marine!
Traveling to the first week of 40K: Wait, this is different from what I saw...
Time travel to the first month of 40K: Help, why didn't anyone tell me - the empire is so dark! Chaos is so crazy! The inquisitor really can burn people at will!
There is still a real Space Marine in my mind who calls me "you weakling from a peaceful era" every day.
I said: Brother, you don't understand, our war there is based on the Geneva Convention.
He said: What is the convention? Can it be eaten?
Now, I have to use my meager knowledge of cloud players to survive in this hellish place where everyone is a fanatical believer and encounters aliens when I go out.
And——
Don't let Chaos know that the "plots" in my mind know better than they themselves how they will die.
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Reader comments
This is the real Warhammer I want to read. There is no betrayal that is too small to be tolerated, and there is no sacrifice that is too big to be sacrificed. Other books are either about the original body, or they can decide the life and death of the empire. What I have always wanted to read is about the Astartes, because the stories of other people are all from the same person. Regardless of whether they are the original body or various commanders, what they want is this kind of Astartes. Living like this is already the greatest death.
My feeling after reading it is, miserable, so miserable. The protagonist is like dust under the wheel of history being dragged forward. Although there are some repeated sentences, the author has written a great bond between the characters. After losing so much, I really feel that it is a miracle that the protagonist has not completely collapsed. He lives entirely for the dead.
Emm... Pure cloud, very cloud, but there are some places in it... Um, how should I put it - emm... Are there touching points?
ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*) Laughter makes you rich, yes, Thain and the protagonist are really CP!
Interesting [laughing evilly]
It has a realistic feel about Warhammer, but one drawback is that some chapters are repetitive.
Not bad, good looking👀👀👀👀
Look numb, real warhammer, real
It's very interesting, but it's a pity that the author stopped updating it. But I have to say that I seriously doubt that the author is too lazy to come up with names. There are many places with the same name.
This is the real Warhammer I want to read. There is no betrayal that is too small to be tolerated, and there is no sacrifice that is too big to be sacrificed. Other books are either about the original body, or they can decide the life and death of the empire. What I have always wanted to read is about the Astartes, because the stories of other people are all from the same person. Regardless of whether they are the original body or various commanders, what they want is this kind of Astartes. Living like this is already the greatest death.
My feeling after reading it is, miserable, so miserable. The protagonist is like dust under the wheel of history being dragged forward. Although there are some repeated sentences, the author has written a great bond between the characters. After losing so much, I really feel that it is a miracle that the protagonist has not completely collapsed. He lives entirely for the dead.
Emm... Pure cloud, very cloud, but there are some places in it... Um, how should I put it - emm... Are there touching points?
ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*) Laughter makes you rich, yes, Thain and the protagonist are really CP! Interesting [laughing evilly]
It has a realistic feel about Warhammer, but one drawback is that some chapters are repetitive.
Not bad, good looking👀👀👀👀
Look numb, real warhammer, real
It's very interesting, but it's a pity that the author stopped updating it. But I have to say that I seriously doubt that the author is too lazy to come up with names. There are many places with the same name.
The writing is very good, I must keep writing.