Starting as a Planetary Governor

Forming a war group privately is nonsense. The primarchs and gene-seeds are all available. What do you use to form one? Or do you think you are better than the Emperor?

In the interstellar era, the war mode is still stuck in the Anti-Japanese War period. There are no mechas or armors. I feel that the author is not imaginative enough, and I kind of question whether the author can write science fiction well.

The stratification of the power system is indeed broken. Interstellar military force is equivalent to planetary garrison (based on the protagonist Goldfinger). Such an exaggerated training master empire can be ignored when the empire is fighting on all sides... I can only say that the internal and external logic is indeed quite embarrassing The interstellar warriors are actually quite inconsistent. While they are talking about running across the universe, they can be surrounded by an interstellar corps. Don't you, the author, feel embarrassed? Interstellar battlefields are fought by large corps. If the interstellar warriors encounter large armies, they will be surrounded and killed. Why do they have such a high status?

How to put it this way, the combat power of this kind of interstellar empire with jump technology is indeed not high. Generally speaking, the galactic-level forces have at least Titan-level battleships, equipped with standard destroyer-star main guns, and there should be a lot of destroyers, cruisers and the like. Gunpowder weapons should be eliminated. Plasma, plasma, and laser weapons are the mainstream. Electromagnetic guns, railguns, etc., As described in this book, the destroyers are very good, and cruisers are the main force, which feels a bit ridiculous.                                                                                                                             The soldiers use gunpowder weapons, and it feels no different from us now. It gives me a general feeling of an interstellar empire. My ideal is to be at the interstellar level. At least the weapons that destroy the stars are not common, but at least there are a lot of them, right? There is very little shown here, and there is basically no feeling. The Extermination Order is all about wiping out the surface of the planet. I think the annihilation is about breaking the planet. The description of the force is not very grand There are no interstellar wonders, such as the Dyson sphere that is orbiting and running rampant? There is also the black technology of compressing stars, opening up different spaces. The symbol is a 100-meter battleship, the internal space is ten times a hundred times, etc.,, It's not that the writing is not good, it is very good, but the level of description is a bit different from what I thought. Except for psychic powers and the like, it gives me the feeling of the level of civilization that has just stepped out of the planet. Except that it can jump, it feels no different from us now. The ship has become a battleship.,, Maybe it's because the golden age is over? Anyway, it feels a bit weird

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It's been so long, and it feels like it's all just foreshadowing, not a single explosive point. The rewards and lottery after the war were a bit more exciting. I expected these things to develop a lot, but in the end there was nothing. So many black boxes were buried in the pit. Characters are popping up in piles, but they are basically tool men. I need to point them out a little bit. To put it exaggeratedly, I almost didn't even remember the name of the protagonist.

Female Captain!

The new chapter highlights a difficult question, why do we talk about human rights in Warhammer? Joke? I ask you to go to which battlefield, and you still have the right to say that I won't go? I just don't understand what kind of plane the protagonist is doing! It is clear that both personal power and centralization far exceed that of the empire's governing body, so what are you doing with a feeble-minded and feeble-minded person in Makabaka? What do you mean by not wanting to fight on a difficult front? What world do you think you are in? In Warhammer you say this?

It feels like a Warhammer world view

To be honest, what the author wrote is okay. Although the restoration of the Warhammer world is not too comprehensive, the world foreshadowing is okay, but the portrayal of the protagonist is really rubbish. You are not writing a YY novel. The protagonist is pretending to be Long Aotian, and he is just an ordinary person who traveled through time, and he is still a human being like Warhammer. Like the world of dogs, you don't even grow at all and you become a qualified cold ruler. It's too disgusting and the sense of separation is too strong. The time progress written in there is no point where the protagonist can change or grow quickly, and it is really uncomfortable to have such high-end combat power to reduce intelligence. All in all, it is really not bad when 99% of the starting point is rubbish. As long as you block out the author's plot about the characters that are not pretentious but actually very pretentious, it is still a good book. If the author is real and focuses on the writing of the characters, the subsequent books will definitely become popular.