[StarCraft+Warhammer 40k+Giant of Light+Entry System+Dimensionality Reduction Strike]
When the sky of Cadia was completely torn apart by the Eye of Terror, tens of billions of mortal soldiers instantly became cannon fodder in the gods' game.
After traveling through time as an unarmed Astra Militarum private, Lin Zhao faced Abaddon's black legion as soon as he opened his eyes.
Just when he was about to be chewed up by the Chaos Demon, the "Entry Extraction System" suddenly loaded!
At the beginning, you will directly draw the colorful concept-level entry [Beta Magic Wand] and the heaven-defying passive [Three Minute Miracle] - transform into a hundred-meter giant of light, and be absolutely immune to all subspace pollution!
In this dark universe filled with despair and madness, a majestic red and silver giant rises from the ground.
A single shot of Specium's ray instantly vaporized the Chaos fleet, and tore apart the Tyranid Leviathan with a backhand, even the Emperor on the Golden Throne was paralyzed.
However, when the colorful timer on the giant's chest lights up with a dazzling red light, facing the evil gods of subspace that are pouring out, can he completely destroy this desperate galaxy within the three minutes of the limit?
Reader comments
This book is well written, but the problem is that Ultraman's power has been reduced too much, but the character description is particularly excellent. If you only focus on the power of the Ultra Universe, Ultraman's strength has been reduced too much in this book, and the time is too short at 3 minutes, but I have to admit that this is a very good book. Impeccable.
It's pretty good, but I didn't enjoy it enough
Those who knew it were people from Earth traveling through time, but those who didn't know thought it was the T800 traveling through time.
It's good, but it's too little. It's not a purely enjoyable novel. The protagonist is trying his best to have mortals to solve the problem, and he also writes about the internal affairs of the empire.
Although I don't know much about the Warhammer world, the character creation is good
This book is well written, but the problem is that Ultraman's power has been reduced too much, but the character description is particularly excellent. If you only focus on the power of the Ultra Universe, Ultraman's strength has been reduced too much in this book, and the time is too short at 3 minutes, but I have to admit that this is a very good book. Impeccable.
It's pretty good, but I didn't enjoy it enough
Those who knew it were people from Earth traveling through time, but those who didn't know thought it was the T800 traveling through time.
It's good, but it's too little. It's not a purely enjoyable novel. The protagonist is trying his best to have mortals to solve the problem, and he also writes about the internal affairs of the empire.
Although I don't know much about the Warhammer world, the character creation is good
Not bad, keep up the good work