Warhammer 40,000: Beginning with the Loyalist Word Bearers

Very well written. It is recommended not to treat the subspace as a copy of fighting monsters. Chaos corruption should not just "turn people into monsters", it should appear in more hidden places: a brother begins to feel that he is "more important than others", a priest begins to enjoy the sense of power when preaching, and a mortal begins to believe that "only I can save everyone". The influence of the Warp is not just in battle, it should be in the corners of ships, in the dreams of mortals, in the silence of the Astartes. The protection of the Holy Heart is effective, but there should be "leakage" - occasionally someone hears a voice that should not be heard, and occasionally someone makes a decision that should not be made.

I directly use the most straightforward, the most direct, the least roundabout, the least ink, the least nonsense, the least wordy, the least procrastination, the least grinding, the least detours, the least circles, the least foreshadowing, the most gentle, and the most The least tactful, the least obscure, the least disguised, the least polished, the least polished, the most hard-core, the least watery, the least silly, the least perfunctory, the least nonsense, the least deceitful, the least flattering, the least pretentious , the least appetizing, the least sophisticated, the least sophisticated, the least complete, the most useless, the least flashy, the least complete, the simplest, the neatest, the most enjoyable, and the most understandable I tell you that this book is very interesting, the most comfortable, the most energetic, the toughest, the most domineering, the most refreshing, the most overwhelming, the most ruthless, the most absolute, the most accurate, the most on point, the most to the point, and the most restrictive way [laughs]

Although there are still very few words, I personally feel that the writing is quite good. The character of the protagonist is very good, and there is no particularly bad part at present. I hope the author will continue to update soon. [Note] However, I am very curious about Wuming's arrangement. It is most likely that it is Cobos, the original body of Murkrow. I don't know what the arrangements will be in the future. If his identity is exposed, the Empire and Crow Zai will not let him join the protagonist. It is most likely an in-depth cooperative relationship. If your identity is not revealed, you will remain nameless.

OK, the settings are good. The setting of System Demon is pretty good, but it still feels a little lacking.

I've read a few chapters so far and I feel pretty good. Good luck, author.

Good, good, good, good, good, good Very good novel worth reading

There was no rating, so I almost missed it.

I've finished reading this book. It's not bad. Come on.

You can arrange the location appropriately and explain clearly the demon inside you. After all, it is a rare thing that does not belong to the four gods or evil.

It's a good book about the Word Bearers. It's of high quality. I give it five stars.

I don't know, I don't want to read it. As for the Warhammer books, as long as they are about the Astartes, there is no one by a poet other than the Scarlet Primordial. On the contrary, the orcs, ironmen, and dwarves are pretty good.

It's good-looking, the logic is clear, and the plot doesn't drag on.

Fast updates are not enough

A novel that I feel good about

The logic is good, it's like fairy grass, but the update is too slow, so I can only watch it [rolls eyes]

I thought it was an AI article, but it turned out that it was written by a real person and polished and revised by AI. It's good and worthy of praise, but if possible, I suggest changing the cover.

Very good, the subject matter is very good, but the updates are a bit lacking

Every chapter is generous and filling, so awesome [Like][Like][Like]