Warhammer: The Divine Seal

I felt very weird after watching a small part of it! The protagonist is a pariah, with no identity, wealth or power. It is set that the nobles of the kingdom are rotten. The protagonist also knows the direction of major events, and relies on his identity as a pariah to save the kingdom with great righteousness. . . . I just want to know where does the confidence come from? ? ? Really play the game and pass the levels? ? I just want to know why you wrote the picture like this? What is the main character jumping up and down for?

The protagonist doesn't want to go to the Middle Ages but wants to go to 40k. I suggest you satisfy him.

The protagonist is really pitiful and respectable. From a mortal in peaceful times to a respectable savior, he sacrificed his lover to save the world once, but his mission did not allow him to rest in peace. He spanned tens of thousands of years, endured suffocating pain, and set out on the road of salvation again. Only this time, in addition to the world, he was also saving himself and his lover.

I suggest you read The Proof of the Sun King and try to imitate him in wearing stockings every day, or the story aspect of the novel. After reading the first few chapters, I feel like everything is being told from the perspective of the author playing the game. I don't feel that this is a real Warhammer world, and Wind is a person who exists in this world. One second he is a wall worker and he wants to save the world the next second. He is still there to evaluate which mage is useful based on the feeling of the game. . .

Reikland has a provincial soldier + militia system. The provincial soldier is a full-time army with high training and good equipment. Each city will have a certain number of provincial soldiers. In Rickland, various regions organize local men to conduct military training every weekend, from cities to rural areas. In times of war, local imperial captains would summon local provincial soldiers and an equal number of militiamen to respond to the emperor's signs. Under this system, the empire could easily gather a well-trained army. As for logistics, that is left to the businessmen.

Does it feel like you are directly playing a game? This is not appropriate to write

A few tips for friends who are about to travel through time: ①: The golden finger may not be real, it may be sent by Tzeentch ②: If you are a pariah, either commit suicide or keep a low profile ③: If you see someone wearing gray or black War armor giant, commit suicide quickly ④: Don't think about reaching the sky in one step, even believing in the five evil gods is useless ⑤: Blood Crow and Smurf are the lowest recruitment requirements. If possible, join the Smurf ⑥: Be sure to heat canned food for two hours! ! ! !

I don't watch Warhammer without cheating, because I don't want to test powerful cheats. I feel that the end of the world is bound to come. After all, there are batch after batch of chaotic and capitalless transactions. Not to mention that we are not united enough, we are often deceived and we can't defend ourselves. The Skaven are also perverted. It feels like sitting on a bomb that will explode one day.

By the way, Tzeentch in the Middle Ages was not that strong, but what I thought in the comment section was too optimistic. Let me make an analogy to understand. If a person travels to the Middle Ages and is discovered by Tzeentch, a fun-loving person, he may not take action directly, but the demons and mortal believers under him will rush towards the traveler. In the time it takes to eat a meal, thousands of old Yinbi will be ready outside. There are thousands of Yin travelers who are ready to take action soon, and there are thousands more Yin travelers on their way. It is the easiest for this situation to develop into a big mess. No matter how disgusting it is, just give a blessing and a sign to watch the traveler being hacked to the end by the other three gods and various heroes and heroes. It is not that Tzeentch can't have fun.