[Warhammer + Lost Legion Primarch + Law of Causality + Crossing to 40k]
A barrage joke, passive time travel.
Saying "I am X" has the opposite effect.
Why did the two primarchs disappear?
And why erase the traces but not kill the original Space Marines?
When Lin Zhao traveled to Warhammer Galaxy, he was lying at gunpoint.
At the critical moment, he risked everything and claimed to be the remnant of this forbidden army.
I just wanted to spell out a fake ancient oath to scare people into saving my life, but his words became more and more consistent with the facts.
Before time travel, as a lawyer who specialized in chewing up bad historical facts, his whole life was to establish a "fact" that was beneficial to him in the blank space that no one witnessed.
The "effects" compiled have been proven time and time again to have reasonable "causes".
The judge wanted to burn him so that the other party could not write;
The Space Marines want to test his bloodline and make genetic testing undetectable;
Even when questioned face to face, the original body can make the other party speechless.
A false lie believed by hundreds of millions of people.
Until one day, even the lie itself forgot that it was false.
As empires crumble in flames, desperate humanity needs a god.
Lin Zhao raised his head:
"The returner you want——"
"I said, he's back, and he's back."
Reader comments
Starting from the mortal body, piece together the second and eleventh, the reincarnation of cause and effect, seeking life in death. The protagonist is a person with rational planning and sincerity, who seeks to find his identity and unrecorded truth in the dead end of the Warhammer universe. He has his own oversights, his own forbearance, and a sincere heart that never gets lost in the dark universe.
Very good, please update more
It's obvious that the author is a seasoned fan when he wrote this novel. In the early stage, I was reading War Diary.
Starting from the mortal body, piece together the second and eleventh, the reincarnation of cause and effect, seeking life in death. The protagonist is a person with rational planning and sincerity, who seeks to find his identity and unrecorded truth in the dead end of the Warhammer universe. He has his own oversights, his own forbearance, and a sincere heart that never gets lost in the dark universe.
Very good, please update more
It's obvious that the author is a seasoned fan when he wrote this novel. In the early stage, I was reading War Diary.
Very nice, but a little slow-paced