Khorne: (Doubting his own courage, looking at Tzeentch)
Nurgle: (doubting his tolerance and looking at Tzeentch)
Slaanesh: (Doubting his own charm, looking at Tzeentch)
Emperor: (Suspicious of his own misfortune, he looked at Tzeentch)
Tzeentch: You are bragging! If you don't want to stay here, you will have a place to stay!
Reader comments
I came here because of the title at first, but later I found out that this book is really interesting. [Laughing evilly]
Although the first few hundred words always smell like AI, the author's writing style is constantly improving. Moreover, the changes in the writing style of this article are also very interesting and worth reading. It started out like a novel at the beginning, but then it became more and more sophisticated. Around the 4th chapter, it felt like a light novel, and around the 7th chapter, it even had realist thinking.
Personally, I feel that the first part is hoping for the return of authority, but I don't know if that's right.
In short, a book written from the perspective of an old T should be tasted salty no matter what! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
The first few chapters are indeed too low-end in their portrayal of God. But by Chapter 10, the Lord of Changes has begun to take shape - mystery, unknown, distortion, and changes are all revealed one by one, working together to shape the real Old T. [Grass has been planted]
From the perspective of a mixed bird, cuckoo, cuckoo, quack, if you get one of the two, you will get a five-star rating.
I came here because of the title at first, but later I found out that this book is really interesting. [Laughing evilly] Although the first few hundred words always smell like AI, the author's writing style is constantly improving. Moreover, the changes in the writing style of this article are also very interesting and worth reading. It started out like a novel at the beginning, but then it became more and more sophisticated. Around the 4th chapter, it felt like a light novel, and around the 7th chapter, it even had realist thinking. Personally, I feel that the first part is hoping for the return of authority, but I don't know if that's right. In short, a book written from the perspective of an old T should be tasted salty no matter what! [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] The first few chapters are indeed too low-end in their portrayal of God. But by Chapter 10, the Lord of Changes has begun to take shape - mystery, unknown, distortion, and changes are all revealed one by one, working together to shape the real Old T. [Grass has been planted]
From the perspective of a mixed bird, cuckoo, cuckoo, quack, if you get one of the two, you will get a five-star rating.