[The low score in the early stage will increase later. An author who just wants to show the scene in his mind]
When he woke up in a sea of blood and corpses at the bottom of the hive city, Liu Hao almost became a source of goods for corpse pickers.
This is Warhammer 40,000 years ago. The glory of mankind has long since decayed, and the shadow of the evil god has enveloped every inch of steel.
Fortunately, a human command center fell with him.
Starting from mining the first piece of ore, the base quietly expanded in abandoned areas that no one knew about.
Gangs are at war, sects are corrupting, mutations are rampant, and the hive city is rotting from the inside.
Liu Hao never thought about saving anyone.
He just wants to build a battlecruiser and escape from this crazy world before the entire planet sinks completely.
Reader comments
If you go to Warhammer, don't be afraid of too much damage. If you just explode 100 million good friends, what will happen? Even if you occupy 1,000 worlds, you will be relatively powerful against the Warhammer world, so you don't have to hold back so much.
So far it looks pretty good, the logic is self-consistent, and the plot is well advanced. It's not too fast or too slow, but I feel like there is a point that could be strengthened. Sometimes, although I know what's going on, the visuals of the article are not strong, and sometimes it reads strangely.
Also, I would like to ask the author whether there will be content about three races operating together in SC2 later, or even technology integration?
I have watched both 40k and sc2 for a long time. Although 40k always feels very lame in terms of presentation, there is even an operation where Chaos Space Marines were killed by ordinary people.
But in fact, there is still a big gap between the technology of sc2 and 40k. For example, the oil man looks very profitable, but he really has electronic warfare capabilities. This can be regarded as the charm of space opera.
Let's take the Emperor as an example. When he is strong, he can use his mind to compress stars and give them to the Blood Angels as an energy source. He can fight with Bald He, and the battlefield is separated from the main universe.
On the other hand, Kerrigan's level 12 psyker in sc2 can be forcibly replaced by his good brother in the plot, but the ending becomes the creator level.
My understanding is that this level of combat power can reorganize the real universe with its own will, which is too exaggerated, so it feels difficult to write. I hope the plot will be better in the future.
When you meet an Astartes, will you give your 50-yuan good brother an upgrade in offense and defense? There are also stimulants that are a must.
Your soldiers are taking casualties at any time, and my fifty-dollar good brother is endless.
I hope there will be a plot of three tribes and cooperative arms
The early game was pretty good, but in the middle game it felt like nothing was going on without the protagonist, and it was all the empire that was fighting.
A very well written book.
Okay, not great but okay
You can ignore it at a glance
Come on, author, gold will always shine.
So far it looks okay, the story is quite complete and self-consistent
Except for some flaws in some details, the writing is generally good.
[Cover your face][Cover your face][Cover your face][Cover your face][Cover your face] Very good... Come on, author, more...
It's a pretty good book. Although it can't be called a high-quality book, it's not particularly bad at least. Except for the setting of the scv combat power in the early stage, which is a bit low in the plot, I personally feel that everything else is fine.
If you go to Warhammer, don't be afraid of too much damage. If you just explode 100 million good friends, what will happen? Even if you occupy 1,000 worlds, you will be relatively powerful against the Warhammer world, so you don't have to hold back so much.
So far it looks pretty good, the logic is self-consistent, and the plot is well advanced. It's not too fast or too slow, but I feel like there is a point that could be strengthened. Sometimes, although I know what's going on, the visuals of the article are not strong, and sometimes it reads strangely. Also, I would like to ask the author whether there will be content about three races operating together in SC2 later, or even technology integration? I have watched both 40k and sc2 for a long time. Although 40k always feels very lame in terms of presentation, there is even an operation where Chaos Space Marines were killed by ordinary people. But in fact, there is still a big gap between the technology of sc2 and 40k. For example, the oil man looks very profitable, but he really has electronic warfare capabilities. This can be regarded as the charm of space opera. Let's take the Emperor as an example. When he is strong, he can use his mind to compress stars and give them to the Blood Angels as an energy source. He can fight with Bald He, and the battlefield is separated from the main universe. On the other hand, Kerrigan's level 12 psyker in sc2 can be forcibly replaced by his good brother in the plot, but the ending becomes the creator level. My understanding is that this level of combat power can reorganize the real universe with its own will, which is too exaggerated, so it feels difficult to write. I hope the plot will be better in the future.
When you meet an Astartes, will you give your 50-yuan good brother an upgrade in offense and defense? There are also stimulants that are a must.
Your soldiers are taking casualties at any time, and my fifty-dollar good brother is endless.
I hope there will be a plot of three tribes and cooperative arms
The early game was pretty good, but in the middle game it felt like nothing was going on without the protagonist, and it was all the empire that was fighting.
A very well written book.
Okay, not great but okay
You can ignore it at a glance
Come on, author, gold will always shine.
So far it looks okay, the story is quite complete and self-consistent
Except for some flaws in some details, the writing is generally good.
[Cover your face][Cover your face][Cover your face][Cover your face][Cover your face] Very good... Come on, author, more...
It's a pretty good book. Although it can't be called a high-quality book, it's not particularly bad at least. Except for the setting of the scv combat power in the early stage, which is a bit low in the plot, I personally feel that everything else is fine.