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Lynch transformed into a recruit in Warhammer 40k's Lycardia. No. KR-4127, the cannon fodder among cannon fodder, the badges he received are all made of iron.
Then he discovered: he didn't seem to be an ordinary cannon fodder.
During target practice at the shooting range, the machine soul automatically turned in his hand; when he casually said "it needs to be repaired" to the shield generator, the three-thousand-year-old broken tower was resurrected with full health; in the interrogation room, the inquisitor pounded the table and asked him where he came from.
He said I was just a new recruit.
The Black Holy War came to the city, and the four gods of Chaos collectively broke through the defenses. One by one, he retrieved the Primarchs from the subspace and cleaned them up. Even the emperor on the Golden Throne was picked up by him early to go to work.
But he always remembers: he is just KR-4127.
An iron badge, a new recruit.
Invincible since Cadia, there has been no rival in the galaxy since then.
Reader comments
The content is consistent with the title. At the beginning, Cadia was defended and Abaddon was allowed to withdraw his troops. Then traveled to Terra and helped the Emperor to his feet.
Although it was a bit dull to read, I still read the latest chapter at once. (Although some may not comply with the settings,)
This is the first book I've seen that made the Emperor stand up so quickly. (Although some of them may not conform to the setting, to be honest, I still want to see a good ending.) Next, I look forward to the protagonist's search for the original bodies, and resurrection and rescue in various senses.
It can be regarded as the fastest one in Warhammer to resurrect the Emperor. His abilities were not explained clearly and the timeline was wrong. Guilliman was resurrected after the destruction of Cadia and returned to Terra some time after his resurrection. Moreover, Guilliman was the regent and the Emperor's eldest son was Llane El'Jonson. Angron is number 12
I hope the author can bring the Archangel back to the Empire and live up to the blood of Sanguinius🩸!
The content is consistent with the title. At the beginning, Cadia was defended and Abaddon was allowed to withdraw his troops. Then traveled to Terra and helped the Emperor to his feet. Although it was a bit dull to read, I still read the latest chapter at once. (Although some may not comply with the settings,) This is the first book I've seen that made the Emperor stand up so quickly. (Although some of them may not conform to the setting, to be honest, I still want to see a good ending.) Next, I look forward to the protagonist's search for the original bodies, and resurrection and rescue in various senses.
It can be regarded as the fastest one in Warhammer to resurrect the Emperor. His abilities were not explained clearly and the timeline was wrong. Guilliman was resurrected after the destruction of Cadia and returned to Terra some time after his resurrection. Moreover, Guilliman was the regent and the Emperor's eldest son was Llane El'Jonson. Angron is number 12
I hope the author can bring the Archangel back to the Empire and live up to the blood of Sanguinius🩸!