Warhammer: This Dark Eldar Is Too Pragmatic

It's really good. As long as you don't do any CP later, it will be a pretty good novel.

Awesome, great guide to Warhammer lore And the cultural taste is relatively good, It can be regarded as an official classic But if in the Warhammer universe, where despair is everywhere and alien races hate each other, there are more bonds between alien races, then the value of the novel will be doubled.

First of all, I need to praise this book. I can find a book in Tomato where the author tries to describe a race seriously instead of just promoting coolness and mindlessly shouting "loyalty" slogans. It's great that the author can have such thoughts in the 40k area. [Like] Why do I deduct one point? Because although the setting description of this book does show that the author has paid careful attention to it, the character construction (whether it is the protagonist or other characters) is really OOC... A bit [grievance]. Of course, in this regard, I still hope to communicate with the author in a friendly manner instead of quarreling. I really hope to see more good Alien and even Chaos authors. Defeat the imperial guy [punch] [punch] [punch] (because I am an alien player [eat melon])

The subject matter is very novel, there is no human-machine feeling, and the plot is well laid out. The repeated despair superimposed visualizes the pressure of the protagonist's survival. It escapes but does not separate from the sharp dialogue, which complements the image of the protagonist. I am looking forward to the subsequent 1v10 [smile]

Beautiful, no need to say more. Good writing, solid understanding of the Warhammer worldview, and a distinctive Dark Eldar heroine. I'm looking forward to it!

That's good, but I have an ominous feeling. I hope there won't be any Madonna behavior. Even if the author can't help but be weak, he still hopes there will be a plot of revenge. This is in line with the underlying logic of the Warhammer world.

It's really good

It is a rare Warhammer novel from the perspective of a non-human race with the Dark Eldar as the protagonist (although the protagonist has no sense of identification with his Eldar identity). It can be said to be novel among Warhammer novels. Compared to other Warhammer fanfics, it has a more positive Warhammer flavor, and the writing is not uncomfortable to read. The protagonist "V" is focused on doing great things and wants to become a "Galactic Legend"! All in all, author, you did a great job!

So far it looks pretty good The style of articles has become a lot lighter since the release of Comoros. I look forward to the follow-up plot.

Good looking, non-human camp, this chic [learned] and the overall tone is very close to the official one

It's super good-looking. You can watch all races from a non-human perspective. It's a different feeling. The protagonists are so gathered together. The first part is about growth, and the second part is when they start to get funny. It's interesting to watch, and the author's income is too low (

Very good V Zhentian

The description of the fighting is quite detailed, and clear images come to mind.

I don't know why it's not popular

Yes, a good book.

It's very interesting. If you like to read a story patiently, this book is good.

It's good to read. I finally have some black bean sprouts. When will there be a novel about Haemonculi?

There are no mistakes from Yunzhui, it looks great.

Very good depiction of Comorian society and ecology.

It's a foreign race and it's delicious! ! !

The plot, characters, and background are all good. But it smells like AI (Purely personal opinion, don't spray it if you don't like it)

It feels very good. There is no dragging feeling. It is very suitable for radio waves.

The strongest flavor of tomato I have ever seen.

It's rare to see someone with good writing on Tomato

The first part is a little slow, but it is to introduce the Dark Eldar as a whole. The second part is much better paced and worth watching.

So great

It looks good, cheers for the author [like].

Good book, worth reading

Immortal product, the author must stick to it

It's not a facial expression, but it's still pretty good.