Warhammer: My Son Keeps Trying to Join the Chaos Gods

It's an interesting novel, but I want to explain that Fulgrim and Sanguinius are often compared, but as we all know, everyone loves Sanguinius, because the angel's perfection is innate, Fulgrim's perfection is false and contrived. There is a joke in Kamen Rider Ryuki that says it best: when a person wants to be a hero, he has lost the qualification to be a hero. Angel's beauty is more like the kind that is purely natural and does not care about one's own aspects. Fulgen's beauty is another kind of effect that is deliberately created through some actions, such as top-notch makeup and super clothes that fit oneself, and one is extremely concerned about that aspect. The first impression when the two of them stand together is that Fulgrim is more radiant, but he can only become the focus of the moment. Once you look closely, you will find many flaws. I hope Fulgrim has this realization in this novel. I am browsing below. The official Warhammer novel comes up with something. The fragment of subspace concept carried by each Primarch is essentially an incomplete piece of authority. Corax carries "shadows and divisions", Jonson carries forests and mirrors, and Dorn carries the persistence of material rules, and these powers are all single-dimensional and local. This means that every Primarch is incomplete from the beginning. They only own one piece of the puzzle, not the whole picture. The setting of the Eight Gods in subspace has made one thing clear. Gods are not fixed and can be changed by directly annexing other gods. This means that in the subspace rule system, seizing authority itself is a permitted path to ascend. If this logic is applied to the original body: if a original body awakens his own authority, such as Corax awakens "Shadow", if he can seize another fragment of authority, such as "Schism" or "Terror", and integrate it into himself, then he is no longer a "single concept fragment", but a multi-concept complex. Not only that, the integrity of authority will be greatly improved. But there are several key limitations First, authorities must be compatible. You can't put "Adherence to Material Rules" (Dorne) and "Chaos Corruption" together - the two pieces of the puzzle point in completely opposite conceptual directions, and forcible fusion will only lead to the collapse of the soul. It's like if you take a fire puzzle piece and an ice puzzle piece and press them together, the result is not that the puzzle is completed, but that both pieces are broken. Second, the method of capture determines the cost. In the rules of subspace, there are two paths to "capture": the natural path: defeat another authority holder through combat and capture fragments of his authority at the moment when his soul collapses. This is the "cleanest" way, but the success rate is extremely low - because the authority fragments will return to the subspace the moment the holder dies, you need to "grab" them and integrate them into yourself in a very short period of time. Sacrifice path: Through some kind of ritual or contract, actively "digest" the soul of another authority holder. This is essentially the reverse operation of ascending to a demon - ascending to a demon is to dedicate one's soul to the evil god, while "reverse ascending to a demon" is to take someone else's soul as one's own. Fulgrim achieved demonic ascension by absorbing millions of Eldar soul stones, which is an extreme version of this logic. The third and most deadly thing is that the more you seize, the farther away you are from "people". Each Primarch's mask of humanity was maintained because they only carried a fragment of authority, and the Emperor's personality template could still hold it down. But if one Primarch begins to devour other powers, with each additional piece fused, the mask of humanity will be eroded deeper by the nature of the Warp. When you are complete enough, you are no longer a "human" - you become a pure subspace conceptual entity, with no essential difference from the four gods of chaos. To sum up in one sentence, it is theoretically possible for the original body to complete itself by seizing other powers. As for why I am posting this? The main reason is that the follow-up plot is quite good, and the second reason is that you can't just carry the corruption of Chaos all the time. Since you can't resist it, then try to become stronger than Chaos, just like the mysteriously resurrected Yang Jian, in order to solve the supernatural era, he created such a god-defying thing as Yang Jian.

I finally saw something normal, either a hoax, or 80% of Iron Man's stuff. The characters in it are well-described. The members of the Mechanicus are very curious about knowledge, and the primarch has his morbid emotions. The only drawback is that the darkness of the nest has been greatly reduced, and there are actually corpses in the lower nest.

Are you curious about the plot behind it? Will he fall in the end and drag the protagonist along with him? [Laughing]

The author's writing is very good. There are many Tomatoes who are the fathers of the original body. The one written by the author should be the best one. The author obviously doesn't write as seriously as before. There are many errors in the book. I don't know if the author has a good understanding of Warhammer. I even found a lot of errors in Yunhammer. Moreover, there are more and more traces of the use of AI in the future. After the protagonist and Fulgrim boarded the ship, they directly abandoned the hive line. The change of map was too rigid, and the description of the protagonist was too magical. It feels like the stories in Tomato that describe the main character picking up the original body all follow the same routine. The early stages are written with great care, and later they all use the hateful intelligence.

The Inquisition appeared after the Horus Heresy, and the Tyranids were only named in 41k. There are huge problems with the timeline. The double-headed eagle was not known before the Great Crusade, so it is currently deducted one star.

Super, super invincible and beautiful. Some people say that there is AI production in the later stage. What do I actually say? I don't feel the AI is very obvious, because there is a little bit at the beginning, but then I can't feel it at all. How can I put it this way? I feel like I have a bit of a care in the later stages.

It's very well written. The main character's name sounds like he's Japanese, which makes him a bit murderous.

Okay, the protagonist's personality is relatively ordinary, and it feels like a low-level person struggling to make ends meet. After watching Long Aotian too much, it's quite refreshing to come here to see the mortal protagonist. Go ahead, ai, the main character is very repetitive and does not fit the Hammer at all. Before, he could be carefully concealed in the hive city. After being picked up by the Emperor, he really couldn't even act anymore. He couldn't stand it at all.

It's so beautiful, come on, come on, come on

It feels like a cute and depressing story. Even if the protagonist has no system, he has not lost his initiative. I personally feel that it is already very good. The writing is also very comfortable to read.