Warhammer? Take It Up with My Randomly Generated Armor

The protagonist, how come the more I look at it, the more it looks like a setting. The protagonist is similar to a hybrid of Eldar and humans. He can resist the erosion of subspace, knows necromancy to prevent his soul from being sucked away by sexual abuse, has the ability to rub advanced machinery with his hands, and has the blessing of the emperor. Take a look, take a look, are you all here? Plus it seems to have the ability to turn Necrons into flesh and blood [laughing evilly]

It's a lot of fun, a very abstract and funny book [Chigua], but that's all.

Still giving myself full marks.

Very pretty. The author's settings for the protagonist are quite high. It doesn't feel like Warhammer, but more like a tourist. The more uncomfortable thing is that the author likes to use "it's not... It's..." To describe some things. And it appears very frequently in one chapter. Starting from Chapter 29. Too much

Although I still have the feeling of hating intelligence, the author has revised it and praised it.

I don't know what to say after watching it, but it's so exciting. This is what I want to watch.

This novel is complex, but very creative

I've finished reading it. Overall, it's a good comedy.

I haven't watched it yet so I don't know what to say [eating melon]

Well, it's half a group portrait. In short, the highlight of this book is how many changes and results the protagonist has made. It's a pretty good book.