Warhammer 40K: The Dimension-Hopping Trader and His Sharp-Tongued AI

Quite interesting. It has a feeling that I had when I read biographies in the early days. A habitually rogue protagonist, a habitual way of doing things that is beyond my expectations, and a habitual unexpected behavior. This habit means that as long as I see a part of the content, I can guess the entire chain, but suddenly there are a few points in the entire chain that make me feel particularly interesting and the description is unexpected. So the author's writing style is very good, but the shortcoming is that the main line is a bit floating (vapid), that is, it is difficult for me to find a suitable main line in these worlds, but this is also a new reading experience, so I think it is very good.

The writing style is very good, and it seems to be written by a female author. It is not a good article. There is almost nothing interesting in the places I saw. It is good-looking but not suitable for me. If you like strong stories and delicate writing, you can read it.

I've read more than ten and twenty chapters, and it's great. First of all, although the subject matter is an old-fashioned planar villain, it does not involve modern society. There is also Warhammer 40k, which is worth looking forward to. Secondly, although the protagonist is far braver than the bigger the waves, the more expensive the fish, but the IQs of all the characters involved are online and the portrayal is delicate. Finally, the writing is calm and restrained, and it tastes very science fiction. In the early stage, every world is alive. But as of the update, Chapter 166, I feel that the author has not controlled the rhythm well, the progress is too fast, and World Tree is a failure.

It's pretty cool because I'm the author

The writing is quite good, better than many Warhammer articles on Tomato. I wonder why the traffic is so low?

I have seen some very good Warhammer fics. I have never really liked the atmosphere of Warhammer, probably because I don't like bureaucracy. The story written by the author is fascinating. The player is well integrated with other forces. The player is not just a fool without any brain except for the resurrection. The protagonist is a porter and not just a porter. The emotional line is also very smooth and smooth, not stiff.

The score is on the low side because I almost missed it because I read too much 9-point garbage. Time Travel + Warhammer, a very detailed novel, very interesting, highly recommended. I originally read a few chapters and was going to recommend it, but then I decided to read more, and it turned out to be good. If you like this genre, you can try the first few chapters.

The writing is really good. It describes the background of Warhammer and the merchants who travel through the planes very well. It has the energy of Rogue Trader. I hope the author can continue to write it well. Highly recommended.

It's quite interesting to watch. The "trade" in the three realms, the dialogue between the poisonous tongue AI and the protagonist is interesting and considerate, and the character description of the main character is memorable. But now that the protagonist has not strengthened himself, he is still an ordinary person.

The ai tastes a bit strong, but you can still eat it.