Warhammer: When the Diva Gets Her Own Primarch

In Tomato, where Yunzhui's novels are abundant, it is rare to find a book with a relatively rigorous setting. It is really good-looking, and the characters' motivations are very reasonable. I haven't seen any outrageous mistakes so far, and these alone have exceeded 90% of the novels. (I hope the author will update more [I'm about to cry])

It's very beautiful. From a baby girl to adulthood to becoming a warrior, the steps are gradual. The sisters are also very cute, but the pictures are a bit unflattering. Catherine is the emperor's swordsman. I look forward to her returning to her sisters. As an aside, towards the stars and the abyss is indeed very suitable for Catherine [laughs] However, although there is a wheel element in the title, it only appears in the first few chapters. The value given by the wheel is emphasized throughout the book, but the wheel itself is hidden.

Very well written. Although Warhammer is a cesspool, I still hope that the protagonist and companions can have a good ending.

The comments so far are not as grand as imagined, only various petty and petty feelings. Combat is described the same as texting. There are quite a lot of shortcomings. You can watch the plot of getting along with the sisters.

I don't understand why Catherine decided to become a battle sister? According to other people's wishes? Brainwashed?

It's so beautiful. Catherine among women is so charming. I look forward to the follow-up development (✧◡✧)

This is the first time a Battle Sister is the main character, and it's not bad.

To be honest, it's better than I thought when I first saw the cover and introduction. The emotions of the characters are well portrayed and more delicate than most Warhammer works.

It's nice to have a different perspective (but wouldn't the Emperor's Bride be regarded as a heretic? I say)

It's okay, let's see if it feels good in the later stages.

Damn it's broken, but it's easy to break. By the way, where is your home? I'll send you some souvenirs.

I remember there was Saint Catherine in Warhammer, right?

The writing is pretty good, but the recent updates are too tedious.

Seeing as Vandire's punishment for it was so light, it should have been soul-burned for eons instead of being hacked to pieces, which was a reward for him

Needless to say, Warhammer is one of the best books in the world.

Warhammer books are all good books

Surprisingly good

Good looking! Come on! Come on! Author!

Come on, great writing

I just want no eunuchs

Relatively good looking

It's very well written and there's nothing wrong with it so far.

Don't stop updating, it's such a good book.

It's beautiful, don't stop updating it!

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Your A+, your writing skills are almost in the first echelon in Tomato.

Not bad, this luck is really on the roadside

It looks good, but updates are slow and sometimes not updated at all.

I think it looks pretty good, but updates are too slow.

It's okay, the character portrayal is pretty good.