Warhammer: The Twenty-First Primarch

It's a rare good book. I feel like I can interact with the Warhammer next door and Princess Yuan Xi. After all, one is the eldest sister and the other is the youngest sister 🤭

I have read more than 100 chapters, and I plan to save up some before reading them. I don't object to Warhammer novels, although this one is not a novel either. The important thing is that the protagonist knows what he is going to do and has a belief that will not change easily. In my opinion, the lady in this book has done it, and has done more than the other originals imagined, and has been personally recognized by Old Man Huang. What I saw was a fragile crybaby growing into a primarch that was able to stand on its own, actively shining in this ever-changing, harsh environment of the 40k universe. I was deeply touched when I read some parts, especially when interacting with my brothers. Hope and love in an environment full of despair are the most difficult and precious things. I hope the author will write better and better, make the lady stronger and stronger, and continue to bring hope, warmth and love to everyone.

Overall, the writing is okay, but your uncle Vulgan is still gentle, and the ruffian uncle is still naughty.

It is a very imaginative book, and it is also to my personal taste. Compared with other Warhammer fan fiction that travels back and forth into various Primarchs, I prefer the article about the 21st Primarch, or the use of the unconfirmed Primarch No. 0 Like the eldest princess next door. It feels more interesting to read. I recommend this book to be read cross-wise with the eldest princess's book next door, which is more interesting. 👍 👍 👍 (If possible, I really hope that the authors of these two books can interact with each other, one sister and one sister. It is quite interesting to think about how they can directly coax the primarchs into babies)

Good book. When I first read the synopsis, I thought it was a classic Mary Sue novel. Now that I read it, it completely overturned my view when I read the synopsis. The protagonist is very independent. He is not always clinging to other people, but has his own goals.

Not bad, but I don't know why it smells like AI

The writing is very good, and the plot design is also excellent, but what makes me feel most different about this book is the portrayal of other characters. Compared with the crazy and powerful side of tools that are emphasized in other books, I see more of the human and loving side of the characters in this book. They are really nice and gentle. I like this book very much. Such gentle words, I really like this work😭😭😭😭

I'm like a dog wandering on the street who finds a mysterious black object and can't wait to eat it, then drowns in the sweetness that doesn't belong to me. It's so touching. You must keep making hamburgers and don't feed me knives anymore. Such a cute little guy has cured every Primarch with an awkward personality. Finally, he is no longer a cesspit 😢 Author, I will always support you.

It's so beautiful. Damn, the writing style is very comfortable. It's a little bit abusive to our beloved protagonist, but it's steady and good. The ability to promote the story is great. The conflicts, contradictions, and helplessness are all deliciously written. I just hope that there will be a happy ending in the end. Don't be too cruel.

It's so good. Although I don't like the writing of The Second Legion, it doesn't hurt. The other parts are very good. His Highness Weiss's strength has grown beyond that of other Primarchs. There is a slight drawback. I don't know what it will be like when a rebellion breaks out later.