Warhammer: The Afterlife

"As a knight of Baator, I became the chosen one of the pagan goddess, and I took the young vampire, the former dark elf governor and the tomb giant scorpion on an adventure together" 😁

The problem is that Bator can't save the world. Unless he has the power of a player, he can command the big hammer-wielding guy to punch Ke Ritian, kick Archaon, and stare the beauty to death with one glance. The title of Rat Exterminator, Orc Butcher, Beast Man's Nemesis, Dark Elf Lady's Friend, and finally the presence of the Four Gods of Chaos was useless.

Champion seems to be just a title. The best person under a lord can be called the champion warrior under that lord. It is not a division of strength levels. Even if they are the same champions, their strength will be very different. It's as if there is General Zhao Zilong on one side and General Xing Daorong on the other side. They are both generals of their respective camps. The same should be true for God's Choice. It's just a title and has nothing to do with strength. I don't know if I understand it correctly😁😁

I have read several Warhammer novels, all of which are about humans and one about orcs. Why is there no one to save the elves? 😭 Is there no high elf party?

In fact, it is often cool writing that can impress more readers. If it is cool writing coupled with online IQ and a reasonable plot, it will become a masterpiece. . . To be honest, I would rather the author follow the crowd, be reasonable in cheating, and write reasonably well than to completely restore the background and have poor grades that cause the author to be unable to write. The author is also a human being, and he also needs the right amount of food and the sense of gain brought by good results. Some "hammer experts" always ask authors to write this or that, but what about rewards? What about monthly tickets? I am not saying this to start a fight, but I just feel that it is difficult for many authors. Although their writing skills are good and their ideas are unique, they often end up being eunuchs or unfinished due to poor performance. It is really a pity.

Grandpa Bato

From now on, it seems that the author's writing is really good and the quality is very high. If this trend continues, as long as there is no supervision, there is a high probability that it will succeed in the future. However, Warhammer is too niche and there may not be many basic readers. If you don't look for book promotions or publicity, the fan base may not increase very quickly (most good novels fall into this step. Real promotion is sometimes more important than the work itself), but as long as the quality is maintained , it explodes more and more as it slowly attracts fans. Hammer novels are relatively niche, but this kind of dark style is very attractive now. The world view of Warhammer itself is already very good, and there are many places to write about, but from now on, it seems that it will follow the adventure flow of Gotrek and Felix. This kind of huge world view combined with Warhammer itself can basically have new things in every adventure stage. Writing, a well-written plot can achieve continuous climaxes, but this is more of a test for the author 🤭. The quality of the author is still very good, but maybe the publicity is not enough. Hammer novels are generally anchored in the genre of Western fantasy. Basically, new readers come in based on recommendations. If the recommendations are not in place, it will be difficult to gain fans in the early stage (many authors will not be able to sustain it at this stage) self-destruction, self-destruction), but as long as the author maintains the style and quality of his work and does not supervise, then get through the early period, and when the popularity picks up, the results will definitely explode. The works of new authors rely on snowballing in the later stage. In short, if you maintain your own style (let's call it a dark adventure style) and quality, there will always be a day when the flowers bloom and the moon shines. Come on, author! ! !

For the Emperor! Um, the timeline seems wrong? It's okay, I'm loyal to you or not.

I saw it in the bar. After reading it for two days, I thought it was very good. The identity at the beginning is very interesting. The author has some ideas and it is very interesting. The description of the battle scenes is quite good, at least it reminds me of scenes similar to CG movies. I can't tell if there are any weaknesses in it after only ten chapters. I really hope this book can become popular. Let me give you some personal opinions, which may not necessarily be correct. Medieval Warhammer has a complete and complex world background, but it is actually quite disadvantaged as a novel background. It is niche and complex. How to unfold the world in a eloquent way to casual readers who don't know or don't know much about the background, rather than just a bunch of unfamiliar terms and settings that are confusing to people's faces, is a test of the author's skills. Before Hammer War came out, I read two novels with a Warhammer background on Qidian, Vampire is a Vampire and The Lion King of Middenland. To be honest, I was still confused about the world background after watching the ending and TJ. I have no problem reading this book now because I have already been exposed to and understood it, so now I can't judge whether this book has this problem. Another point is a matter of personal taste. Although I also read light novels, I don't like the mixture of Western fantasy and Japanese fantasy. The "goddess" in the book made me a little worried about future development. Finally, can the author give me a shout-out to vote for recommendations when posting a new chapter? I'm used to leaving my vote until the evening before deciding how to vote. As a result, at least one or two days a week I remember it's already past midnight. If any author reminds me, I will consider whether to vote for 6 and 3 even if I can't vote for all 12 votes. Finally, I wish this book will be popular.

Among the books with a Warhammer background, I think this is one of the best. The lack of exposure is not good, but this update is indeed a bit worrying.