The Lord of the Warp in Marvel

This world not only has mutants, but there may also be these races in the future: Chaos Demons, Tomb Undead, Skaven, Ogres, Vampires, Beastmen, Orks, Dark Elves, Chaos Warriors, Lizardmen, High Elves, Wood Elves, Dwarves, [Bretonnia, Estali] Asia, Tyrell, (Europa)], Empire (America), Kislev (Maozi), Cathay (Celestial Kingdom), and in the future development of 40k, there will be Tau Lords and Tyranids. The undead directly ascend mechanically, while the elves ascend spiritually, making this boring personal hero universe exciting.

I couldn't stop reading halfway through, why is it that all the articles about Warhammer are just hammer blows? ? ? ! ! ! Are you writing with a lot of second or even third designs as original designs? ? I ask you to figure out the original design and then write the story, okay? ? ! ! If the four vendors can even move oaa, they won't be held down by the emperor, okay? ! Have you ever looked at the settings of oaa? ? If you set this to be one of the numbered universes, it's okay, but if you just go to oaa, it's ridiculous. . . In addition, due to the age of the original design, the comparison of combat power is actually very good. First of all, the story takes place in a "small scene" like the Milky Way. Except for those completely ethereal braggadocios, most of the range and power of weapons that can be linked to reality are actually at the level of the Cold War. If we really fight with the Type 2 civilization or above of traditional science fiction, there are no special units, and we will be beaten to death. . . . . How many civilizations that Marvel can ftl are known about? ? ? In terms of traditional science fiction settings, when the Four Hawkers' abilities are not revealed, it is nothing more than a memetic attack. . . . I also like Warhammer very much. Its setting and content are both epic and romantic (my favorite among them is the Middle Ages). It has Goethe's hellish beauty of destruction and bizarre and imaginative wonders. But when you write a fanfic, you must at least have respect for other works and a clear understanding of the works you love. I still hope that Warhammer fan authors can respect the original design and the original works of other works in the future. You can brag about the original design, but you must grasp the key point. The best thing about Warhammer has never been its combat power. You can make your own second and third designs, but if you use some mindless second and third designs to suppress other works, it will really ruin the popularity of the work. . . . Above, I hope the author's book will get better and better, so I will retreat temporarily.

This smell is too weird. Who would read the story of five evil gods collectively going crazy on the earth? Marvel is also stitched together, the meaning of which is unclear.

The gods of subspace play chess, and a bunch of comic book masters watch the show around this universe 😁

I don't understand. What are the first three chapters about? An evil god comes to the earth to cause trouble, but great gods like the Ancient One don't care? Now that you've taken advantage of Marvel, let's respect the original work.

The restriction can refer to Hunter's Aniga, which can draw more people into the plot. After all, sooner or later someone will wish to destroy the world or wipe out half of humanity when facing the humanoid wishing machine Aniga's wish restriction is that you can make a wish to him, but after the wish is completed, there will be a request. The greater the impact of the wish, the greater the cruelty of the request. If the request is rejected three times, you will die

This book is very selective for fans. Ordinary people will not like this writing style, and 40K players are very small.

This book was confusing to read, and I was still confused after reading more than 40 chapters. Other than knowing that it is the 40k version of Beggar among Beggars Marvel Earth, I don't know anything else about it. What is the identity of the protagonist? I don't know What is the relationship between the protagonist and the four gods? Don't know What does the protagonist want to do? Don't know What am I looking at? I don't know This book, I personally feel that except for 40k enthusiasts, others should not be able to read it.

Are there any 40K Warhammer fan fiction recommendations that are more flavorful? I just recently read Lu Mingfei Returns from Warhammer and I thought it was pretty good. Do you have any recommendations? I won't come here for self-interested articles. I read books with my brain, and I can't help but scold my mother when I read them without thinking.

It's great to watch, but the stage is too small. How can the earth be able to withstand the love of the five evil gods?