Warhammer: The Flames of Artificial Intelligence Rise
战锤，人工智能的烈焰升腾
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- Ongoing
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- 328k Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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Bring Me High-Quality Novels With Smart Protagonists!
Most people recommending books these days are shills. It’s really hard to find quality novels.
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The author doesn't worship emperors; I want to know what methods they use to resist the corruption of chaos. The Long March's wish is that no one will be forgotten, that Nurgle will watch, that her appearance will be watched by Tzeentch, that resistance will be watched by Khorne, that new technology, Vashtor, will appear, that people will have a better life and be happier, that Slaanesh will…
Most of the empire's near-disasters stemmed from being allowed to unfold unchecked initially when they were still manageable, so the protagonist's rapid rise to power is perfectly normal.
It's a very good book, but the problem is, where did the protagonist get his technology? Given the timeline of Rising Flames, the protagonist's technology couldn't possibly be that advanced, but since it all comes from the same company, Paradox Interactive, I'll assume the protagonist's technology comes from Stellaris (Necromancer's technology is truly powerful; even early and some mid-stage Stellaris technologies can't compare to Necromancer's).
This book perfectly showcases the personality of the female protagonist's prototype.
It's good and I enjoy reading it. I'll keep writing.
This is an unheard-of tactic: deliberately letting the enemy escape to unite the internal forces. Take a break; only resort to logic as a last resort.
A very good book, it makes the fire fly, please continue to update, love comes from Tokyo.
There doesn't seem to be any problem so far, except that the issue of the four street vendors is still unclear.
Please don't be cold to me; this is the brightest future for me.
It's a pretty good novel, I hope it continues to be updated.