(What would happen to the Empire if there weren't so many loyal legions given to Chaos, and there weren't so many technological regrets that passed by?
This book tells the story of a human empire that makes up for its shortcomings. )
Lu Sen traveled to the desperate 30K Warhammer universe.
Holding the Yaeger Key, an artifact, gives you five opportunities for complete resurrection.
Resurrection of clone Horus at the beginning and resurrection of Gavir Loken
Sigismund
Endred Hall
Is the last chance to resurrect Ferrus Manus or Sanguinius?
Lu Sen's answer was "I want them all!"
Not only must he find a way to resurrect all the Astartes heroes, but he must also help the Emperor retrieve and resurrect all Loyalist Primarchs, and use the found STC template to make the Empire rise again!
At this time, Leon, the war commander from the mirror universe, led eight fallen primarchs to attack across the void. How can Lu Sen and the Emperor turn the tide?
You will see:
Sanguinius VS Khorne Baal Archangel
Jaghatai Khan VS Plague Khan
Leman Russ VS Wolf King Tzeentch
Ferrus Manus Returns from the Fire vs. Gorgon Slaanesh
The epic scene of the cloned Warmaster shaking hands with the Eternal Guard Horus!
Secretly speaking: Lu Sen finally collected twenty-one original clone samples to complete his special collection.
Reader comments
I always thought I could bear it, until the mechanical sage who appeared in Chapter 19 was a very wealthy human woman. A great sage who believed in mechanical craftsmanship was "with beautiful facial features, red lips and blond hair. She is obviously an extremely attractive woman."
Seeing why there are so many women coming out, it's not that writing female characters is bad, I think the author has been tainted by Slaanesh! Writing about Warhammer doesn't have much of a Warhammer flavor. The female characters are so obsessed with love when they see the male protagonist that I can't stand it anymore [face covering]
I'd better go read Isolation (even if it's Russ, why is it Horus)
I always thought I could bear it, until the mechanical sage who appeared in Chapter 19 was a very wealthy human woman. A great sage who believed in mechanical craftsmanship was "with beautiful facial features, red lips and blond hair. She is obviously an extremely attractive woman."
Seeing why there are so many women coming out, it's not that writing female characters is bad, I think the author has been tainted by Slaanesh! Writing about Warhammer doesn't have much of a Warhammer flavor. The female characters are so obsessed with love when they see the male protagonist that I can't stand it anymore [face covering] I'd better go read Isolation (even if it's Russ, why is it Horus)