Warhammer: Summoning the Unfallen Horus from the Start

[Warhammer 40K + Astra Militarum Survival + Unfallen Horus + System + Hilarious Power Fantasy + Reckoning] Lu Ming transmigrates into the world of Warhammer 40K, becoming an Astra Militarum private in the front-line trenches of Sigma Six. From the start, an Ork tide bears down on them, the commanding officer is dead, and the position is on the verge of collapse. The average Astra Militarum soldier survives for less than three hours. Looking at the Lasgun in his hands, battered until it resembles a glowing diode, Lu Ming wants only to stay alive. In this desperate situation, he binds to the [Humanity’s Redemption System]. He had hoped to summon Sanguinius to save him, but the System’s signal veers off course. Instead, it pulls from the temporal echoes of the Great Crusade a Primarch who has not yet fallen, with a pure soul and at the peak of his power: Horus Lupercal. An Ork warlord roars as he charges. Horus smashes the earth with a single blow of his hammer. The Inquisition calls him a heretic, the Adeptus Mechanicus sets its sights on the System, the Navy orders a blockade, and the Grey Knights draw their swords to confront him. But time and again, Lu Ming turns his trial into a moment of glorification with his battle record, evidence, rescues, and System permissions. Everyone thinks he is just an ordinary soldier clinging to a Primarch’s coattails to stay alive. Until Guilliman falls silent, the Grey Knights stand aside, the Navy ceases fire, the Custodes waver, and Terra trembles. Only then do they realize: Horus is the blade. Lu Ming is the one holding it. But when the System displays its final mission, Lu Ming finally sees the true target of redemption: [Host, bring the Imperium to account.] [Including the Golden Throne.]