In this dark and cold 41st millennium, the war of the human empire is still burning throughout the galaxy.
In this cold universe where there is only war, mortals are just the lowest level of firewood - they die coldly, passionately, or unwillingly. No one remembers how they died, no one remembers their names, and no one will build a tomb for these mortals.
But there is no shortage of brainless idiots in the world.
He does not have the genetic modification of an Astartes, nor the extraordinary strength of a psyker. He has always been a fool who overestimates his abilities.
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I don't know how many years later, when political commissar Anpro led the young and old people through the Red Flag Garrison Memorial Hall to the cemetery behind the museum, he would still recall the sparks that started a prairie fire in the eyes of those sunburned mortals.
He will continue to burn with human courage until people welcome blue skies and mountains.
(This book contains the following elements: political commissars leading rogue soldiers, nuclear strikes, red heads, anti-chaos and anti-Terran united fronts, etc.)
Reader comments
Overall the writing is good, but there are still some minor issues that I personally feel.
However, I always felt that the main line was a bit vague, because the plot advanced a bit too fast, and some detailed descriptions and character creation of some characters were omitted.
Other than that, there are no other problems. I didn't want to write this book review so early, but well, for reasons that everyone knows and understands, alas, I was forced to write it.
Then I can only give it four stars to stop the boss from being proud.
Very much like my regiment leader Long Wenwen of my regiment
This novel is very much written after my regiment leader and my regiment.
It turns out that the political commissar who traveled through time was the protagonist. I thought Rosen was the protagonist and the political commissar was a native [face covering]
I am undoubtedly excited to see the boss's work🤓🤓🤓🤓
Overall the writing is good, but there are still some minor issues that I personally feel. However, I always felt that the main line was a bit vague, because the plot advanced a bit too fast, and some detailed descriptions and character creation of some characters were omitted. Other than that, there are no other problems. I didn't want to write this book review so early, but well, for reasons that everyone knows and understands, alas, I was forced to write it. Then I can only give it four stars to stop the boss from being proud.
Very much like my regiment leader Long Wenwen of my regiment This novel is very much written after my regiment leader and my regiment.
It turns out that the political commissar who traveled through time was the protagonist. I thought Rosen was the protagonist and the political commissar was a native [face covering]
I am undoubtedly excited to see the boss's work🤓🤓🤓🤓