Warhammer: Starting from Zero to Build an Empire Among the Stars

To be honest, it should be about an 8-minute novel. The author has his own rhythm. In fact, it does not match the fast and refreshing feeling of online novels. However, the description of the details of the scene is great. It is not like some Warhammer novels that are too empty. It is like reading Chronicles. It has shortcomings, but I still need to support the new book more. There are still too few novels of this kind. If you can get to nine points, you are here to ask for some more. (Hand out your hand)

Offensive troops, genetic warrior troops, clone troops, intelligent human troops, psionic troops, Cyberlux battle bodies, titan beasts, giant battle bodies, slave troops, alien troops, and pyroblast troops, where are they? Now I'm a little doubtful whether the author has carefully read the in-game text and Stellaris' wiki.

There are no shortcomings in the short term. The narrative is quite ambitious. It can be seen that the author is quite ambitious, and there is an unexpected feeling in the processing of subspace. It is difficult to write. I thought the author would write that the technology of the stars is higher than that of Warhammer, so that AI can think and control the products of subspace, and can even become an ohm. Nissiah controls all the technological products in Warhammer, including machine souls, but the author didn't write it that way. I think it will be difficult to write. In the early stage, the development is quite stable. I don't know if the author can handle the relationship between the stars and Warhammer well. If he can handle it well, it will probably be a book of 9.3 Or above.

There are not many authors who can come across this kind of author who understands both Warhammer and the Stars. He writes well and his writing style is also very good. I haven't found any bad points so far. I recommend reading [Chigua]

Although the plot is a bit slow, the writing style is really good. Judging from the writing style of the author, there is a high probability that he is an insider in the Stars Circle [smile]

While writing this comment, I saw Chapter 41 First of all, let me make it clear that I don't know much about Warhammer, and I have only played Stellaris for more than 500 hours. As far as I'm concerned, this novel deserves this rating. Mainly because there are relatively few novels of this type.

This is the best Stars + Warhammer book I have read so far. Great support from the author and I will use my love to generate electricity every day! [Sending Hearts]

The owner controls the ship's weapons and speed.

It's okay so far (a series of extras in the middle are not very good), Xu Xu Tuzhi is pretty good, and it's very smart that the technology tree is not completely based on the stars. It's good to write some elements of other science fiction novels and science fiction TV series. I suggest that if you want to add a female protagonist in the future, Valancius is a good choice. I have played Rogue Trader and I feel good about the characters I created. It feels similar to V in 2077, and it is easier to create characters. I personally think that we can refer to the protagonists of early shooting games and add a few more heroic units from the Human Federation, such as Halo's Master Chief (fighting Tyranids or Eldar), Doomslayer (specialized in killing demons), BJ Blazkovic, and Hero Sam.

I am Rogal Dorn, solid as a rock, "I don't hate, I don't like, I don't get angry, I am the wall, I am indestructible, I will never fall." I am the master of Legion VII - the original body of the Imperial Fists.