He was supposed to be a person who did not exist in the history of the empire.
The Second Primarch, Lord of the Second Legion, the Lost Son who was completely erased.
When a soul from the dark ages of later generations opens his eyes at the end of the Great Crusade, what he sees is not glory, but a galaxy destined to fall into the abyss.
Horus will eventually rebel, Sanguinius will eventually fall, the Emperor will eventually sit on the Golden Throne, and the Empire of Man will eventually slide into an era of despair where the sun will never see the light of day for thousands of years.
But this time, variables appear.
There is no miracle of deus ex machina, no ancient technology that comes out of thin air, he only has the majestic body of the Primarch, and the cruel intelligence in his mind that understands the future direction.
He used absolute pragmatism to reshape the Lost Legion, wandering among the Emperor, Malcador, Horus and the Primarchs, and making plans step by step in the competition for resources, power games and fate traps.
What he has to do is not just survive.
Before the great rebellion comes, he will use blood and calculations to tear apart the already destined ending.
He wanted to re-engrave the name of the Second Primarch into the galactic epic.
Reader comments
I've finished reading it. So far, it's considered a high-quality hand-written Warhammer novel. However, I came back too late. I didn't negotiate terms with Huang Pizi after I returned. I need resources and write more about the layout. At least it has a good word count [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
Is it possible that the Emperor really can't change the genetic seed?
There was nothing wrong with them originally, but the original body changed and the seeds were defective. The particularly typical Russ, Angel, and Thousand Sons also have elements of ponies playing around, and Fire Dragon (heat perception, benign)
Most of the shortcomings of gene seeds are infinite amplification of the shortcomings of the original body. After all, the genes of the original body can be extracted directly into seeds, so the replacement of the original body is very fast.
At 3.2 Meters, will the Primarch be a little shorter than other Primarchs?
I've finished reading it. So far, it's considered a high-quality hand-written Warhammer novel. However, I came back too late. I didn't negotiate terms with Huang Pizi after I returned. I need resources and write more about the layout. At least it has a good word count [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
Is it possible that the Emperor really can't change the genetic seed? There was nothing wrong with them originally, but the original body changed and the seeds were defective. The particularly typical Russ, Angel, and Thousand Sons also have elements of ponies playing around, and Fire Dragon (heat perception, benign) Most of the shortcomings of gene seeds are infinite amplification of the shortcomings of the original body. After all, the genes of the original body can be extracted directly into seeds, so the replacement of the original body is very fast.
At 3.2 Meters, will the Primarch be a little shorter than other Primarchs?