Chu Hao traveled through time and became an orphan from Krypton who crashed into the sacred Terra of Warhammer. He was also picked up and taken home by the newly risen "Emperor of Mankind".
The biological father AI in his mind advised him every day: "Son, you must be restrained, be kind, and be the light of hope for mankind."
But his adoptive father, the Emperor, taught him every day: "Son, you must be iron-blooded, ruthless, and become the ultimate weapon of the empire."
Facing this desperate universe filled with evil gods and destined to fight GG in the future, Chu Hao, who had awakened the "Multiple Redemption System", sighed and backhandedly summoned the "Imperial War Commander" Horus from the parallel universe who had not been fooled by Chaos.
When Chu Hao slapped the 10,000-year tragic history of "The Horus Heresy" on the table, the majestic Primarch collapsed and shut down on the spot!
In order to atone for his sins and to avoid the Four Gods of Chaos, the mighty Galaxy Warmaster put on a leather jacket and became a mentally retarded Oglin (big guy) beside Chu Hao who could only drool and shout "Protect the boss".
Until one day, the evil god of chaos came and Terra faced overthrow.
Chu Hao slowly rose into the air, his eyes lighting up with scarlet-hot vision that could burn through subspace: "I heard that you are called the Chaos Evil God? By the way, my name is Silver Superman!"
Behind him, the drooling "Ogryn" took out the lightning claw with his backhand and tore the big demon into pieces with one claw: "For the emperor! For the boss! Crush them to pieces!"
Guilliman, Ryan and the other primarchs were dumbfounded: "Wait... Why does that big guy's voice sound so much like our big brother?!"
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Good looking, love to read, more to come
Looking forward to the follow-up completion
It's well written. It's rare to see Superman written into the Warhammer world. If this book about saving the world is written in a way that reshapes the correct outlook on human nature, it will definitely be successful.
Good looking, love to read, more to come
Looking forward to the follow-up completion
It's well written. It's rare to see Superman written into the Warhammer world. If this book about saving the world is written in a way that reshapes the correct outlook on human nature, it will definitely be successful.