Warhammer: In the Name of Humanity, Let the Galaxy Burn!

It's a pure and refreshing article. Because the author Gao Wei has put in a lot of effort, it doesn't seem so desperate. In fact, from the beginning to the present, there are basically few people around the protagonist alive. A rough estimate of the length of this story means that it is possible to write about 500,000 to 600,000 animals.

The author writes very well. As a female reader, I didn't see words that made me feel uncomfortable (don't scold me if I'm not a female fighter). The protagonist's characterization is also well done. Now he is probably a sub-god. The author pays good attention to language, which is concise and immersive. I think it's very beautiful.

The plot is reasonable and the description is objective. If you like watching battles and it's fun, I highly recommend giving it a try. It doesn't have the common problems of male videos that use exaggerated words and make jokes for the sake of being funny. It's very serious and can be watched by both men and women. There are few books that can make me feel excited. In the Warhammer world view, you can actually take a warm route. So far, I can see that there are no surprises, the logic is clear and reasonable, and the plot is very satisfying. The protagonist's characterization is very fleshed out, and the characters of the other originals are also very fitting. The author's skills are amazing. There are some slightly comical elements, so I won't spoil them here. Moreover, this book did not make me feel any obvious gender overtones. The author equally gave each character the arc it deserved. Although most of the characters in the book are men (which is inevitable when writing Warhammer), I always feel that at least women and female readers are respected here... Some people may not like to read these contents about gender, but the fact is that the issue of gender opposition cannot be ignored now, and there are very few books that can do it like this one. There may be problems with my logic, feel free to discuss it with me. All in all, it is a book worth reading and one that anyone can read.

It is well written and humane. This is the correct outlook on life for children who grow up under the red flag. Also, I am not the original body [laughing evilly]

This book is good, much better than that OOC AI article. At least the Emperor, unable to wait for the price to drop, did not treat the Primarch like a dog. I'm really fed up with some articles. Come on, author [sending heartfelt wishes]

The paragraph reviews of this book are more exciting than the main text. If you feel bored after reading the main text, just read the paragraph reviews. They are very exciting. Even though I don't know much about Warhammer, I watched it with gusto [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]

It's so beautiful [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying] Update the author soon The Black Templars: Welcome back the Primarch Lin Xia: I am not the original body Ryan's same guard: What if I freeze up? Blood Raven: I am three points similar to the original body, so he is our original body. Lin Xia:… Blood Crow: Father [cry][cry][cry][cry]

It's very exciting. This is the first Warhammer novel that I can understand. I have read a very good Warhammer novel before, it seems to be called Warhammer Red Army, right? Tomato novel has been removed from the shelves. The first part of the novel was understandable, but the second part became a blur. Mainly because it was longer, there were more planets, and there were so many characters that I couldn't even remember who was who.

So far it seems to be okay, there are no poisonous points, and it is in line with the refreshing feeling of time travel system novels. Unlike some Warhammer novels, which completely negate the ideas of the original empire from the beginning, and bluntly insert the red gene. It's just that after the protagonist is too strong, the despair of the Warhammer universe is missing, so just read it as a cool article [face covering]

A Warhammer novel that can also be understood by outsiders. Taking myself as an example, I only have a basic understanding of the general framework of Warhammer 40k, but I don't know much about the details, Chun Yun. Even so, I didn't find any obstacles in reading this book at all. The writing style is also very comfortable, and the three views are very positive. It is considered a rare good book in Tomato.