Medieval Warhammer: Save the Rats

I imagined underground life in my mind

The Battle of Cripple Peak, the picture is taken from the seventh edition of the military book The war that the protagonist will currently participate in is the first war between the Skaven and Grandpa Nagashina.

A rare piece of Skaven literature. The author is also very good at restoring the background knowledge and characters. As a fan of Total War Warhammer, I am very happy, but I am very dissatisfied with the portrayal of the protagonist. I hope there will be improvements in the next book. First of all, as a Skaven engineering warlock, the protagonist only uses spells as a means of combat in the early stage. Especially as a modern time traveler, the combination of warpstone technology and modern science should be the main focus. The horn is a very big advantage, especially when the Dimension Gun has not been invented. Secondly, when the protagonist is very weak, he blindly pursues the magic eight winds and the evil god technology. When he knows how deep the water in Warhammer is, it is not in line with the shrewd characteristics of the rat people. And later telling the elves that he only wants to be a happy rat person is not in line with the greedy characteristics of the rat people, which leads to the collapse of the protagonist's character.

I read most of it, and later paid to read it. I have to say that the author is really struggling to write, with more than 800,000 words, and it is still spinning. Let's talk about the small details. Most of them are various spells and projects. In actual practice, the detailed explanations of such spells and projects have little bearing on subsequent applications. There is always a vague feeling between the text and the plot It really feels like being in the water.

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Map of Nehekhara Directly above and to the right is Nagashzar, which is the current battlefield Below the skull is Laemia

Eski's hair should be smoother and his teeth should be whiter.

The plot changes from one point to the other. I want to write about this and that. "If there is a gun in the plot, it should be used" Has the author made an outline? Just write that if you want to.

We promised to prevent the destruction of the world. Why are you attacking Steamed Egg? I really think that all the steamed egg dragons are dead. Even if they are sleeping now, after the fight is like this, do you still expect peace talks later, just to beat Essin? Now this is no different from Master Na's teaming up, right? Although the protagonist probably doesn't know it yet, it gives readers a really bad impression. Although Rat Rat is not a good thing, isn't your main plot to prevent the destruction of the world?

I remember there was a setting that said female rats were not mentally retarded in the first place, but they were mentally retarded only because of the deliberate torture of male rats. There was even a warlord who raised two very capable and loyal female rats as mates. They were called the Ava rat sisters of Skaven.

Is there any Warhammer Farming novel? This squirrel looks nothing like the squirrel engineer who can build big chugs. Is it because Ai Xing's assassin made a mistake? Every day, he runs around the world like Alexios.

It is extremely exciting. One moment, I was worrying about the factory's production capacity, using various operational ideas and technical routes from the previous life, while also being wary of various traps brought by chaos; but the next moment, I no longer have to worry about it, because the factory has been bulldozed by Nagash, and people have been marinated in Slaanesh.              ，，，，——， Although it is unlikely, I believe that one day Shushu will drive a Gundam and destroy Nagash with the golden blessing of the Corpse Emperor.

Basically, I watched it from beginning to end in one go, which felt like a hammer here and there. The current protagonist feels a bit... Lazy? What about the dimensional lightning plasma cannon originally developed? What about the Steam Rats combined with Chaos Dwarf technology? Are there any irregularities in the direct firepower of poisonous wind grenadiers/mortars? It's useless against the Chaos Demon Army, but not against the Beastmen and the like? The Eternal Night Fleet that was originally planned in the plot... Not to mention was also taken back. The port has not been recaptured yet, and it seems that it cannot be recaptured. Mainly the part of Cathay... I know it's an investment for the future, but when I invest it at home, I can't even finish the technical units... It's a bit confusing. The Black Bean Sprout group and the Black Bean Sprout daughter are not going to mention it now? Isn't it going to be mentioned about one of the subsequent high-level combat powers? Aren't you going to continue learning the high elves' rune technology and Owenite technology? And not mentioning the high elf who was the protagonist mouse and then came out again?

Yes~ Yes~! Map of human gadgets

Emmm, I suddenly discovered that this book seems to have been blocked by Qidian. Cannot be found by searching books.

When will the white mice be posted?

Skaven, the great horned duck!

This rat man can live to the 40k era, instead of leaving a bunch of ruins and chaos in the medieval era and then becoming extinct.

Let the elves attack area 36 and then forget about it. When fighting the undead, the big demons from all sides appear out of nowhere. Every time the protagonist is so desperate that he acts like a fool and asks the four gods to save him.

I think this novel is very well written among books like Medieval Warhammer, and it captures the crazy flavor of the mouse. There is nothing too serious about this book. It is very good. I support it.

Ratman still can't stand it. It's best not to come to the harem.

Nagash was strengthened a bit too much. Nagash shouldn't be so smart. In Age of Sigmar, Nagash's magic was stronger than that of Teddy, but he still lost to Teddy in the end for this reason.

I have almost finished reading the free chapter. Apart from the bad writing and unclear words, my biggest dissatisfaction is that the protagonist is a bit too ratty and his behavior is basically like a native except for a few jokes. I would like to ask if the protagonist is still in this moral vacuum later on, or has there been a change?

Why did I update with diarrhea before and now I update with constipation?

The second Mathematical Olympiad book directly increases the strength of spell casters with the background of Cathay and makes casting safer. Long Zi has the spell casting ability that shakes the continent.

Bilike

One is a medieval warhammer, rats and mice also need to genetically ascend Another medieval warhammer saves the rats in the world

The book is full of self-pleasure fantasies. It is better to read another Shushu novel, where the goal is clear about what one wants to do, and the means to achieve the goal are also available. It does a good job of slowly unfolding the worldview. This book is inexplicably written and is nothing but some bad jokes.

I have read Chapter 220 so far. Pigfoot has been driven away by things and is still a eunuch rat.

I originally thought that the first and middle stages of the game were boring, and the main plot was inexplicable, but at least there was enough fun The protagonist was morally corrupt, but he didn't really do any hard work against the order camp. He only did big things for his own race, and by the way, he punched Nagash and Chaos to death, and there was also a suspected child bride and harem tendencies. It was quite enjoyable to watch The ending After a few months of reading the book review for Cathay, I was obsessed with it. I got into Warhammer from the Total War series, and even into 40k, I got interested in it from Total War. I have a deep affection for Cathay, and I didn't dare to read it when I heard the review said that. Can Shen Nong tell me what happens next? Will skipping the Cathay part affect my reading?