Warhammer: The Emperor’s Dragon, Primarch Number Eleven

An excellent work in the Warhammer book, the efforts of a Wallfacer, and a common redemption. The narrative is strong and the plot is rigorous. (Staying up late for four hours to read the latest chapter - the last time I was asked to do this was the Human Cage)

The progress of the main plot is neither too fast nor too slow. It just avoids the shortcomings of traditional slow-burning and cool stories. It does not engage in romance or jokes. The plot is quite rigorous. It has been updated to the latest chapter and I have finished reading it. I have to urge the Wolf King next door to update it faster. There is also Ran Dan Alien over there [face covering]

So far, the writing is very good and the writing style is good. I look forward to the follow-up! I hope I can stop updating... I have read two Warhammer books to death (both have been updated)... I really like this one... Come on!

It is indeed worth reading. First of all, the author's description of the characters is not localized or novelized, and there is no Primarch forcing jokes. This is a point that I very much agree with and like. But there are some flaws. Reading requires a certain understanding of Warhammer. In addition, the performance of this book is average. I personally feel that the book is either hastily concluded or discontinued. But come on, author, don't run away.

(Some spoilers, read with caution!) The heroine has a lot of personality and knows what she wants to do. So far, there are no surprises. First of all, the heroine has a long mouth (damn it, gw didn't show any strength?) And told Guilliman the prophecy and joined forces, "betraying the empire, not betraying humanity" and then planned to win the rebel primarchs who could be saved to her side, and then declare war against the empire (not surrender to the empire). Currently, I have read Meeting with Perturabo. The author describes Perturabo's twisted character and trauma (sort of) very well. I am looking forward to the next article. Also, the emotional intelligence of the emperor in this book is still not as good as that of an underage banana. If you have emotional intelligence, you don't need it. I have seen too many broken timelines and futures but still have the dream of human revival in my heart. The burden on my shoulders is so heavy that I always treat the original body as a tool. Is Guilliman the only primarch? (I'm sure) or there are too few long reviews. I don't even know how I found this book. Good luck, author! ! ! I look forward to the growth of the heroine and then establish the second character (being beaten to death). I will write a second long review when the update is almost done ❤️

You don't want to die, meow! I'm sending you the meow on the topic, don't die meow (/｡A\) Come on, the meow will definitely survive, it's so beautiful, as long as it doesn't turn into a battle in the future, it will definitely be a meow above 9.0!

This is the first time I post a book review. I can only say that it is very well written. It captures the hope and despair of Warhammer. There are too few Warhammer books like Tomato, and it is even harder to find a few that can be stably updated even if it is a female Primarch. It's just that the author can add some daily plots at this stage. Otherwise, it would be too uncomfortable to watch the protagonist and the incompetent wife just watch everything happen and nothing can be changed. Pwq The author himself has a look. Whether it's more despair or more tenderness, this book is excellent. Is there a group? I'll go in and take a look.

It's amazing. It seems that the author wrote it after reading many official Warhammer novels. It even gave me the feeling of reading an official novel. The logic and plot are also very reasonable. Come on, write, this is much better than those love articles.

The narrative is smooth and the writing is sophisticated. The protagonist does not feel like a deus ex machina game, and the rescue of the original characters is difficult but reasonable. This can be called a story, slow but thick, and it truly creates a feeling of hope that still exists, which makes people look forward to it. I even think the reason why the author is lukewarm is because the cover is not Warhammer enough and has not attracted Warhammer fans.

If you want to see the most neutral and honest review, look to me. First of all, what is worthy of praise is that there is no use of hateful intelligence and pure ancient hand rubbing. Secondly, what is not worthy of praise is that the author's writing style is average, but it is still acceptable, and it is in the middle position on Tomato. The control of the characters is also in a Schrödinger state. The description is not in place and the readers are not very able to grasp the character's personality (nod). However, the overall description and control of the characters are in the middle and upper reaches. The rhythm of the plot alternates between fast and slow, and it is not a relaxed type. When it is fast, a dinner party is discussed and a chicken and rice rebellion is made, and when it is slow, a scene can be described for half a day. And the Emperor's attitude has always been a mystery. Obviously Konrad Curze also has the same prophetic ability, but why the protagonist is so maverick is actually something I don't understand. It is very obvious in this article that the Emperor will not give up the use of a original body just because of simple three-dimensional issues... This is a poisonous point (the above are all acceptable to me, this book is still in the middle and upper reaches as a whole) But in order not to affect the book review, I still give it four stars. After all, people who work hard deserve praise, regardless of the result. I recently gave up listening to books and came back to watch it twice. I thought it was quite good [laughing] I had misjudged it before, but I still felt that the pace was a bit fast. . . After all, everyone has a different understanding of the characters. When I first started reading this book, I felt my head was a little buzzing. After reading the next two chapters, I feel that there are actually no big poisonous points. I feel that the character creation is actually very good. I may have said that because I was sleepy (eyes moved)