Warhammer: I Transmigrate as Superman and Get Adopted by the Emperor

Alas, it is a pity that the last book of spells is gone. But one characteristic I noticed is that the author seems to be very good at writing about some daily aspects. And when it is written, it does not make people feel that it is ordinary writing. It just feels like a comfort in times of despair. It was when the author was writing about legion warfare that it was, how should I put it, a bit? No. It's just that when there are a little more people in a fight, the nonsense starts to increase. Originally it was just one or two words, nonsense, nothing. But because the author is not very good at writing in this area, a few more words of nonsense are added to a paragraph of nonsense, which then leads to a sharp increase in nonsense. It is recommended that the author practice this aspect a little. Or try to reduce this aspect as much as possible. Try to summarize it as much as possible in one or two sentences. I think you're pretty good at writing singles.

Very well written. Superman's kindness should be written more seriously.

For me, Cloud Warhammer, it's quite interesting. Superman's artificial intelligence father brings in the setting of DC's emotional spectrum. I'm looking forward to the plot of the four little ones being used as batteries🤩

This is an old book, please support it and look forward to the subsequent plot.

It's still very good, but since the protagonist is Superman, let's become invincible as soon as possible, with less desperate environments and descriptions of the protagonist's powerlessness (even though it's a parallel universe) I can't figure out how good I am at writing multiple main lines, and I can't figure out what people who read your superhuman title want to see. The beginning is very good, but I realized when I was writing the Day of Destruction that I couldn't figure out what my audience wanted to see. Summary: This is a self-motivated work by a confused author that ends in an anticlimactic way. (The last book was based on your protagonist's uniqueness and invincibility. You set each universe to have a protagonist with twelve talismans. Are there any good reviews?)

I read the last book, and I still enjoyed it. If the previous book had been resurrected, I would have read two of them [smile][smile] The author is missing, and I didn't feel as comfortable reading the first book. It talked about multiple world lines in the early stage, which was a bit confusing. 😇

The Lion King is quite strong. In fact, he is the strongest among the Primarchs in direct confrontation. Horus said during the rebellion that if the Lion King comes back, the war will end without any suspense. The author started to add some private settings, which looked weird.

I really recommend it, DC and Warhammer are ecstatic. The author's idea of ​​integrating big events like Flashpoint and Doomsday with Warhammer is really great. The writing is also good, and Henry is also a Warhammer fan. Da Chao as the protagonist really feels like a person.

Yes, the writing is very interesting. It has the flavor of DC and Warhammer. As long as you don't pull back, it will be an absolute masterpiece.

Smooth integration, the ability to change the original plot, reasonable characters, not obvious OOC, and the author Wei Li forcibly adjusts the world line