Transmigrating into Warhammer: Building a Starfolk Empire in the Dark

Lin Zhe transmigrated to the underhive of a Warhammer 40K hive city. The only thing he brought with him was the complete Protoss System from StarCraft.

In this dark universe, where the Imperium of Man crushes heresy through faith and the Four Chaos Gods watch hungrily from the Warp, he commands every kind of Protoss unit: from Zealots’ psi blades to the Mothership’s time field, from Dark Templar cloaking in the void to the Purifier Mothership’s orbital bombardment. But his golden finger is no guarantee of victory: the Protoss Khala’s psionic network could be corrupted by Chaos at any moment in the face of the Warp.

From a lowly insect in the underhive, hunted by cultists, to the overlord who unifies an entire sector; from a heretic wanted by the Imperial Inquisition to the man who wipes out an Imperial crusade fleet and forces Regent Guilliman to the negotiating table.

“We can’t fight Chaos, xenos, greenskins, and this new power on four fronts at once. If he wants to talk, then let’s talk.”

The day the Morax Accord was signed, the galaxy remembered: for the first time in ten thousand years, the Imperium of Man was forced to recognize the independent sovereignty of an alien power over Imperial territory.

He is Lin Zhe, Grand Archbishop of the Khala Union, the Imperium’s uncrowned king in the dark.

His territory pays no taxes to Terra, falls outside the jurisdiction of the Ecclesiarchy, and follows none of the Imperium’s laws. When his crystal fleet rendezvoused with the Imperial Navy in the Sol System, the Regent shook his hand before the Lion’s Gate, but did not dare invite him into the palace.

“The galaxy doesn’t need to remember me,” he said. “It only needs to know this: the gates of the Morax Sector will always be open to all who oppose Chaos.”