Warhammer: These Space Marines Are Way Too Clean!

I think it's well written. I haven't heard of it. The Thousand Sons have never heard of it, but the Salamanders, Cryers, and the Blood Ravens are the three best war groups for mortals. The Ultramarines may be a little worse than the previous two war groups in terms of trade-offs. Many videos of the Blood Ravens are said to come from the Thousand Sons. The protagonist of this book written by the author reminds me of the sentence that comes from the common people and goes to the common people. I hope the author will write well and have good results. [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] [Sneaky laugh] ps: I misremembered Blood Crow and Thousand Sons before.

It's so harmonious. Through the protagonist's nanny-style training, this group successfully completed the training until they went to the battlefield. Until one day, these members were separated to perform tasks because of their strong combat power. When the protagonist returned successfully, he only saw the mission failed and all other members were wiped out. What would his expression be like? When batches of new recruits arrived and batches of new recruits died in front of the protagonist, could the protagonist still laugh and hide in the corner to spice up his own mess? For such a special knight, the attention of the four gods swept over him, causing the people around him to fall one after another. Is there anything else the protagonist can do?

There should be AI water filling, but the foundation is dry enough. After filling with water, it is only slightly watery, but it is not bad.

The protagonist's growth as an Astartes, his training, and his attitude toward his mortal brothers are portrayed very delicately. As for the combat between The Burning of Prospero and the Primarch, the Custodes versus the protagonists are also great. I just can't get enough 😏😏😏

It's so cool. I haven't seen a warhammer like this for a long time. Come on, I'm optimistic about you.

Gw is eating books again. The burning of Prospero was the Wolf King's revenge. Except for the random orders issued by Horus, everyone knew that the Emperor's order was to capture Magnus. The Emperor directly issued the order publicly throughout the galaxy. The Wolf King did not communicate with Prospero very much. He ordered to fire on Prospero within an hour of communication. Magnus waited to be caught. He resisted when he found that the Wolf King's order to fire was wrong. Waldo had been urging the Wolf King to obey the Emperor's edict, but the Wolf King just rushed to kill Magnus, ignoring the Custodian's dissuasion and opening fire. The above content is from hh7 and the new campaign book of the Forbidden Army

AI is used, but so far it looks good

It's so clean that it's a bit uncomfortable. How can you keep a cesspool so clean? [Laughs evilly]. Paint it some color sometime. Only darkness and cruelty have the flavor of hammer. It's normal to feel good all the time, but it's even more good to feel good after being abused.

It's good-looking. It's not the kind of thing that kills time. You have to cut off and slow down for a while before continuing. It's embarrassingly good-looking and can be watched to the end in one go. It's just a bit short. The author will update it more.

It's great to read. Five or six chapters are updated in a day, which is very cool. Looking forward to the follow-up