Warhammer Throne

This book. . . How to say it. . . It is a rare masterpiece of the Warhammer worldview of Zhongvale. . . How exquisite is it? . . It's so good that I bought it from a pirated copy and ordered it all. . . But there is one thing to say. . . The plot progresses a bit slowly and the protagonist's daughter is being coerced by the villain. This kind of plot is really uncomfortable. . . I'm now scared to wake up one morning and see the update. . . I saw my daughter died again. . . This is really unbearable for an old-school reader like me who always pursues a happy ending. . . So much so that reading a book every day makes me feel flustered. . . Of course, I understand that in the world of Medieval Warhammer, which is doomed to be dark, it is very possible that the author will make some tricks for us if he is in a bad mood one day, such as calling in and discovering that his daughter has become undead. . . So I decided to keep it and auto-subscribe first. . . I'll continue reading until at least the daughter's plot comes to light. . .

I really like this novel. This is the only one of the novels I have read that is fully subscribed. I hope the author will not hesitate and finish it slowly. This is my favorite novel at the moment. Firstly, the inner activities of the characters in the book are rich. I can see the struggle and growth of the characters better. Secondly, the background of Warhammer. There are some poisonous points in the book's comments, such as the part where his daughter was threatened when she got married, and where Rhode did not become king. I think this is the good part. I don't like games with perfect endings in archives, and I don't like novels that are predictable and have no twists and turns. Dennis's behavior is based on the foundation, whether it's emotionally or in fact. Deliberately walking an 'ideal' path will not make him more outstanding than the current character. After going through these things, Dennis can gradually assume the responsibility of the queen, instead of being a lively and cute thug with unlimited trust, powerful magic, and liveliness next to Rhodes. The fact that Rhodes is not king is not a poisonous point, because in my opinion, the whole book is Rhodes' Warhammer adventure. I don't understand why a king's name is so important that not getting it becomes a poisonous point. Just like the answer in the book, what is the basis of a king? Rhodes had both strength and support, and if he was not a king, he could get rid of the responsibilities and constraints of the king and do his own things, focusing only on the name. So, wasn't Pavel a typical example? I hope the author can show more of the world of Warhammer through the perspectives of Rhodes, Dennis, Tarynham and others, rather than playing a game of kings. I like the background of Warhammer very much, but I don't know much about it. I like to set humans as an inferior race, so that we can highlight some of the more precious things about humans. In terms of strength, agility, physique, intelligence, etc., Humans throughout their lives cannot even reach the level that certain races are born with, so that they can show their inner complexity and light, even if these are meaningless in the background. The powerlessness, contradictions and struggles of human beings are the highlights, because I feel that in the setting of Warhammer, human beings have achieved 'equality' with other races, rather than being a race chosen by God. Survival in this world shows humanity that is more touching. Bravery bursts out in the face of despair, powerlessness and fear, and the persistence of order in the midst of indulgence and depravity makes the characters extra charming. I don't expect the ending of this book or the ending of the characters. It doesn't matter whether it's the futility of all efforts and inevitable annihilation, or stepping out of the original work and opening up a new world, or powerlessly delaying the arrival of annihilation. I would rather see the characters' struggles in the process, their doubts about their efforts, and their determination to still move forward.

The book is good. All subscribed. There are still many advantages to reading Chapter 100. Rhodes is very capable, I hope he can handle the four vendors. Can't stand the repetition of domestic affairs and mediocre emotional plots. Stop reading.

Said it in the paragraph. . . But I still want to say it again here. . . Let's take a look at the status of the circle around Rhodes. . . First of all, Lyanna's feelings for Rhodes and her inner struggle. . . Then there are career factors and status factors. . . In the future, when the four vendors come, she will be an excellent target besides K. . . Then there's Caroline. . . The ice magic factor is weak in emotions. . . But he and Rhodes were separated for a long time. . . And then he also held a high position (Dean of the Academy of Magic). . . If nothing else, Tzeentch must be very optimistic about her. . . Then there are the dwarfs. . . Now I have stopped focusing on describing my body. . . It will probably be even worse when Chaos invades. . . There is a probability of being a loving father. . . Then there are the descriptions of prostitutes. . . Sister S also has a chance, but this is too small. . . Finally, there is Boss Luo himself. . . He was already killing people and had a necromancy dagger that K had probably spotted. . . Then his hesitation and guilt towards Caroline and Lyanna might also be noticed by Sister S. . . After a while, if you suffer any serious injury that cannot be solved by the three gods. . . Nothing is wrong with him, but there is a greater chance that Lyanna will trust her loving father. . . Then it naturally infects him. . . Tzeentch, the old yin, had intervened before the other three vendors, and he was definitely going to join in the fun. . . The four chosen gods are all alive. . . And according to Rhodes's circle, who is infected by Chaos is basically the same. . . After all, it seems that Lyanna is mentally most vulnerable now. The Four Vendors will probably be the first to come to her. . . It was enough that she had infected the old dwarf. After all, she was in a high position and had little ability to resist. She was still around. . . If Rhodes discovers him at this time, he will most likely be hacked to death with an axe. . . But I won't say much about what will happen to Rhodes' mental state after killing Lyanna and the old dwarf in succession. . . Having said so much, I just want to remind the author. . . You said this is a cool book. . . I can see that there are signs of a *** ending. . . Wake up quickly (while gibbering)

I came across this book by chance. I am a fan of 40K, so I have never felt much about medieval warhammer. At first, I just wanted to see how it works and then abandon it. But as the plot progresses little by little, I found that I have become addicted to medieval warhammer. Thank you to the author!

This book is very Game of Thrones and very medieval, but I think the main character's identity as a time traveler is very weak.

Explanation of the plot of the daughter marrying Pavel: Brothers, this is a power struggle, not an ideal drama. Although Pavel is weak, he has no ill intentions, and he is sincere towards Rod's daughter. His daughter Dennis is like a fish in water in the palace. Pavel will listen to her and can cooperate with Rod inside and outside. Rhodes did not ascend the throne because of bloodline issues. Not ascending to the throne would win the hearts of the people more than ascending to the throne. The throne is nothing more than a symbolic thing. Power does not necessarily lie with the king. Let's talk about another situation - marrying Boris. Although Boris is excellent, would such an excellent person be willing to be controlled by a woman? Putting someone with outstanding ability on the throne doesn't mean you are making enemies for yourself? There is no room for two tigers in one mountain, so it is only natural for Boris to target Rhodes in order to gain power. Pavel is like Tommen in Game of Thrones, everyone wants to marry him and influence the government. Even if Dennis doesn't marry him, countless nobles will try their best to marry their daughters to him. This book is also written in a realistic style, and those plots of heroes and beauties may not appear... Dennis and Boris are both capable, ambitious, and independent. Sooner or later something will happen to these two people together. Anyone who has experienced it will know~

The protagonist's daughter is married and is still a scumbag. Don't watch it, it's very toxic

This book suddenly gained 2,000 paying fans. This book seems to be promising. Can persevere

I don't want to read it just by reading the comments. It's obviously no worse than Warhammer Goddess, but it has a super toxic heroine and son and daughter.,, It's not as good as a new book among Warhammer fans.

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First of all, this book is very suitable for me in terms of plot logic, plot description, etc. I read more than 600 chapters in one go, and it is definitely worth reading. It's not a cool novel, the development is reasonable, the fighting is exciting, and you'll be hooked just by looking at it! But there are a few points that are still very disturbing. I hope the author can see them. It makes me feel uncomfortable! In fact, the author must have his own outline and plot lines. I can understand that the protagonist should not be too defiant or too weak, but I really can't understand the battle with the queen. How did he conceive the plot without a trump card? At the end of the writing, I can only rely on the explosive seed to temporarily add an extra Vulcan to kill him. Here, the plot of smart warfare and strategy can really be used to defeat the strong with the weak, and it can actually reflect the protagonist's wisdom and courage! The other is that the writing becomes darker and darker, with an obvious tendency to abuse the protagonist. Originally, the protagonist was a time traveler, fighting endlessly for the people of an unrelated world, fighting life and death, life and death, no matter what. But after so much hard work and unswerving dedication, he also wrote that his wife was corrupted by power, his daughter cheated on him, and then he became a scourge that killed entire villages and cities no matter where he went. Author, are you going too far? As a bookworm for more than ten years, I am really attracted to good books, but I don't read many books about dark winds and sadistic protagonists now, because I feel very tired after reading them. In fact, whether you are a reader or an author, you will take on the role of a character when reading a book to understand the plot. Too many sadistic plots will be very depressing. This does not mean that you cannot have them, but you must have a limit and don't go too far. The protagonist's wife and daughter are like this, so why are they still fighting? Interesting? In fact, most of us are selfish in society. The image created by the protagonist Rod is very upright and selfless, brave and dedicated, and we respect him very much. However, he has paid so much and still writes about his family like this. For example, Dennis, no matter how you get back together later, you will never have a positive image. You cuckolded your husband. Even if he is a trash husband, you are still a whore! I've finished reading it now, and I'll keep it for a while. I hope it will be more and more exciting in the future!

The protagonist is so miserable. The abnormal love affair between his daughter and Boris gave Slaanesh an opportunity. His wife's curiosity will probably be watched by Tzeentch and woven into his web of conspiracy. Judging from the environment of the knight's entourage, it is either the Horned Rat or Khorne, and Nurgle has long been eyeing the nun who manages medical care. In the end, I am afraid that he will be alone.

This is the most enjoyable Warhammer novel I have ever read (no one), and not many can really write that kind of story.

The protagonist is naive and selfish. He thinks that he can use Pavel to attract people's resentment and then rise to power. While plotting and manipulating the conspiracy against Pavel, he actually hopes that Pavel and his daughter can have a happy life. The protagonist does not regard Pavel as one of his own, but extravagantly hopes that Pavel will be good to his daughter and condone his daughter to fall in love with the prince. The protagonist's daughter is a girl obsessed with power and desire. While she loves Pavel, she does not sincerely help Pavel grow into a capable monarch. She longs for care and power. In fact, she wants to gain Pavel's emotional value while ignoring Pavel. Although the young and lovely Pavel is in his thirties but has no matching experience, he will naturally be played by her. But as Pavel grows, will he not realize the truth around him? The fall also begins here. Her selfish love is more like a parasite attached to Pavel, anesthetizing Pavel's nerves with narcotics, and sucking Pavel's blood with her dirty mouthparts. When Pavel woke up from the intoxication, she couldn't help but fly to the next place - she had cheated. When Pavel had done nothing wrong, he betrayed her lover, ignored the scandal of the queen and her courtiers, and braved the world to pursue her "love". Even if she just met the other person, she could not hold back her restless heart and was about to cheat. She was bound from the free Blackhammer Castle to the cold and strict capital. She has been eager to break through the rules all her life, but she fell in love with the taste of having power and wants to impose cold rules on others. It just so happened that her father was a man who was both public and private, so others sympathized with and forgave her for her outrageous behavior and even her sins. This is a woman who is exempt from morals. Pavel is a self-destructive loser. He was also a waste with unworthy morals at first, but he was still pure. A child living in a deep palace has not received family love and education since he was a child. This makes him lack of love and emotionally unstable, and he can be positive or depressed. The lack of education prevented him from managing the country well. He was a miserable child who lived in conspiracy and fear since childhood. What is commendable is that even in this environment, he still grew a pure and clean heart on his own, yearning for love and sympathizing with the people. The knight of justice took root in his heart, and he could hate evil as much as hatred against his mother. How happy is this simple child to be able to hold a beautiful woman in his arms and sit in a powerful position at the same time? He realized the scene that only existed in his dreams. But as he sat on the throne, reality deprived him of his dream at an unimaginable speed. It was probably the first time in his life that he was directly exposed to the air. Ambition, worship, glory, all the filth and beauty were revealed to him. Sadly, the ruins of the country left him only a mess, and his only Once happy - the protagonist's daughter's purpose for him is not pure, the cold reality overwhelming his happiness, he will soon find that he has no one he can trust, and his rights are ignored by the protagonist, the King of the North. He himself has not received the education of a crown prince, and his smart queen will help him handle the political affairs. But he would not be told how to deal with the situation. He sat on the throne but was bound to the throne and could not move. He realized that his only role was to attract public resentment for the King of the North... "Great" Pavel would probably think so, "There is no one around me", he seemed to be trapped in darkness, no one Light a torch for him, and the knight in his heart is poisoned by darkness. His pure heart quickly deteriorates, and he falls into madness after being completely betrayed by his beloved queen. He can even do things such as insulting his courtiers' wives. This miserable child, this abominable king, he finally grows up, but he grows into a twisted appearance. Actually, many things are just a little bit different, and no one is so completely bad. It's like the protagonist, although he ignores Pavel, still hopes that Pavel and his daughter will be well. Just like the protagonist's daughter cheated on Pavel, but she also loved Pavel. Pavel is dedicated to making great achievements and has no petty ambitions in his heart. He loves the protagonist and his daughter and respects the protagonist. It is a pity that even a little conspiracy and betrayal towards the other party is enough to overwhelm the good thoughts towards the other party. Because they don't really regard each other as one of their own. The protagonist never accepted Pavel and there was no communication. The protagonist's daughter loves Pavel, but she sees Pavel more as an emotional value. Pavel only loves the protagonist's daughter, but the protagonist's daughter doesn't love him that much. Among the three people, Pavel is the one who is trapped the deepest, the one who loves the most is Pavel, and the most childish one is Pavel. No matter what the process is, the protagonist and the protagonist's daughter are the ones who benefit. Only Pavel is a clown from the beginning to the end, and is eaten to death by the two of them. Pavel is like a young child who has never experienced anything in the world. It is easy to be passionate and easily defeated by reality. He would have made a very good monarch. Both the protagonist and the people in the comment area know that Pavel is a child. The protagonist even calls him pitiful in a subtle way, but the comment area directly treats him as a tool. No one cares about Pavel. No matter how bad it is, the protagonist will always take the blame. What's more, Pavel cannot be in power from the beginning. No one will take care of "other people's children", that's called a naughty child. Seeing Pavel degenerate like that is like seeing a child being polluted. I hate and curse the sins Pavel has committed, and I feel sorry for him and even feel sad for him. As for the protagonist and his daughter, I want to use dirty words to insult them, especially his shameless daughter who is forgiven by others. Her daughter is portrayed by the novel as "a nun bound by rigid dogma and cannot be happy." This book gave people a very disgusting, stomach-ache, regrettable and nauseating plot in the middle period, including "cheating cuckolding and the rationalization of betrayal and cheating" and so on. Maybe the author wrote it well, maybe this book has a lot of content How loyal I am to defend its rationality, but this ups and downs of frustrating plot is actually not in line with the relaxed and happy mood of some people. It is recommended to skip it, otherwise when you read this plot, it will turn into a fishbone stuck in your throat for many days, and you will not even want to read this book again. If you mind, just abandon the book, otherwise you will not be able to climb out if you fall into the pit.

To tell a joke, there was a team of big heads who were ordered to defend a stronghold, but there were too many greenskins attacking, and the big head's flashlight soon ran out of bullets. At this time, the company commander came up with an idea. He raised his gun at the green skins and shouted: "biu!" Then one green skin fell down, and the big head behind him They were stunned, and then they followed suit, "biubiubiu!" All the greenskins fell down, until six greenskins rushed down from the slope on one side. They gathered together and rushed towards the big head. No matter what, biu would not fall. When they got closer, they could still hear the boys chanting: "am a tank, am a tank…"

Total War players come and support us. The protagonist of this book has no system. Cheerful personality and decisive in doing things. The supporting cast is impressive and not toxic yet. The writing is excellent. Worth reading for everyone. There's not much more fantasy I can read. Come on!

Without the extraordinary ability to turn the tide, you want to use conventional mortal methods to deal with chaos with a mortal army and country like Kislev? The author never thought about how to deal with Chaos from the beginning. Rhodes has only the role of Diaosi Fighting from the beginning to the end. It is no problem to fight civil war. How can Teclis open a new path without AOE and Eight Winds, relying on three half-dead animal gods in the subspace? If he had this ability, the ancestors of Kislev would not have been driven across the mountains. The current state of writing is meaningless, and I really need to think about it carefully. Where is the highlight?

Kislev? Are you talking about the miserable little country that was the first to be destroyed by Chaos, the first country in the guerrilla front?

I've seen the comments section explode recently, so I feel like I'd better explain, briefly, the plot of the Erengrad rebellion, in a nutshell: The vampires of the Strig family are causing trouble, and the queen sends the secret police and the Frost Witch to investigate and deal with it. However, the nobles of Erengrad make a fuss about vampire killings. On the surface, those who cooperate with the queen are actually isolating the queen's secret police behind the scenes. The chaos caused by vampires cannot be subsided for a long time. At this time, the nobles took advantage of this incident to introduce witch hunters and Moorish sects into the city, saying that the queen's inaction led to the proliferation of vampires. And use witch hunters to kill the Snow Queen's cronies in Erengrad. To put it simply, the nobles are using the brainless vampires of the Strig family while using the crazy witch hunters of the empire. Take advantage of the chaos to eliminate the Queen's men. Cultivate your own power. Of course, civilians were injured along the way. Just like the Snow Queen, the nobles will not care about the life and death of the civilians. As long as they can achieve their goals, the civilians are just pawns in their hands. Of course, so does the Queen. Neither side is a good bird. The medieval Warhammer world is a very dark one, so readers please understand~~~🪖

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It was so painful to watch, so depressing. After playing it for so long, I felt that no one related to the protagonist was living comfortably. I feel that if things continue like this, everyone will be separated from their relatives, and his wife and daughter will turn against him, and he still doesn't know the consequences. It makes my head hurt to look at it.

The 10,000 reward has been given. The author is working steadily and does not ask for more updates. He only hopes that his writing will get better and better.

When does the protagonist plan to rebel? It seems that the tsar is unhappy.

Official group: 4 2 1 4 2 0 6 6 5 Welcome to chat and discuss the plot.

The author of the great news has updated. Sorry for being late.

Why has it been discontinued again? I'm so stunned. QuanDian supports you. I've read it four or five times in the past six years.

As the title states, sort out the main issues of this book Empire Line: Judging from the previous timeline, Gollum has already attacked the Empire (2420-2424), and the current emperors Luipold and Kahuang have been attacked by the Tauren (2470). In other words, at the current time point, Arkhan has found the Necronomicon (2453) (half of the lines of the Undead are read), and is still active in the Empire. Is he still fighting against the Empire at this time? Don't worry about being captured as a sacrifice by the old man with black teeth (the three gods will definitely complement Master Na if they are selected together) (Trivia: the leader of the knights who was just killed by the protagonist is a sacrifice in the original work) Elf line: none Dwarf line: none (except North Dwarf) (This master Why is Jiao only thinking about the three-acre land of Kislev, and the dwarf mainstream ignores it, and when Acha comes, do they really rely on Ersun? Are Asuryan and Grimnir really not considering pushing it? The internal consumption rate of the high elf and dark elf is really not corrected?) Bato line: difficult to stretch. What can I write? Talinnam's character design is good, but do we expect him to modernize Baator? Become a powerful country? Kislev Line: This book has the most investment, but there is still room for development (the old road with Cathay) (Mother-in-law) (And the Great Wall built by the protagonist) (Supplement: This Great Wall is really useless, not in a derogatory sense. In the background, Abbar the Invincible can crush Plagg's three-story rune wall by himself, and Nurgle's virus can corrupt the entire city wall of Altdorf. Not to mention the dwarves, the Chaos Demon Dragon, the Qi Qi Demon Fire, etc., Your wall can only defend against the beastmen, but it may not be able to defend against the Chaos Giant. When the end comes, the big devil will slap you to pieces, and you will use Cang Sun as the Dragon Emperor. Chang Heng also needs the entire province to mobilize + demigods like Miaoying to hold on. Does the protagonist expect that he will stay in the north in the future?

The big words are very beautiful, thank you

Damn it, the author was stunned for a few days.