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Warhammer 40K: Broken Sword
The next sequel is in production, everyone is welcome to read it. This is the story of a Colonel who was betrayed by the Empire and betrayed the Emperor's Imperial Guard. When you have nowhere to go, if you still want to retain your sanity, then maybe that tile is the last place to stay. The Human Empire is a house with holes, and the Tau Empire is just a tile to protect it from the rain, but the hope of this tile is enough to make people look forward to tomorrow.
668Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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The Universe Looks Up to Qibang: This Is Earth!
[A strange alien odyssey, Warhammer 40K-inspired, no cultivation] Could it be that humanity's spaceflight technology has stagnated simply because we're missing something, even though our technological level has already reached the necessary heights? That day, humanity fell into despair as it watched a fleet appear in its orbit. That day, the terror of the aliens made humanity feel the humiliation of becoming prey once more. The aliens gave humanity three months to surrender and become slaves and
250Reads6.3Score107Shelves
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Warhammer: The Flames of Artificial Intelligence Rise
(No bootlicking the empire, no plot armor, no characters getting stupid, strong AI, overwhelming industrial power, people first.) Our civilization has fallen into decline. I thought I’d be able to rest once my work was done, but now I’ve come to another world, a more desperate one. This galaxy needs me even more than my old world did. I am the Spark of the Collective. It’s time to get back to work: Our civilization must rise again.
213Reads—Score—Shelves
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Delta: Escape from Asshara
(This book is written by the author personally and does not use AI. Please feel free to read it. If it is used, the author will give you credit. (I know what you want to say, but there is no other way. I can't find a better picture for the cover. And anyway, Asara is also in that knot in North Africa and the Middle East. After the end of World War II, the two buddies of the United States and the Soviet Union also threw enough arms there. In 10 years, there was a No. 4H fighting T72B in Syria. Le
68Reads5.8Score—Shelves