A Knight of Nurgle in Warhammer
战锤的纳垢骑士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 154k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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If the author believes that the protagonist's tendency to use poison might bring him closer to Nurgle, who is a being of chaos, and if one becomes entangled with chaos, it means being unable to control one's own life and suffering eternal torment. The worst outcome is the destruction of one's soul into nothingness.
A few minor details about this book
1. This was originally a short piece I wrote while writing Lord of the Rings fanfiction, but the fanfiction failed to be accepted, so it's gone now. (I am Mr. Tolkien's Cerberus) 2. The title of the section about the benevolent father is something I used to ride the wave of popularity; it's unlikely to appear, and actually, I prefer 40k (You're disloyal!) To Warhammer.
I bet a thumbs up that the author can't handle the character of Nagou Shenxuan; either the novel's name will be changed later, or it will have a terrible ending.
I asked the editor if it's really important to read new books during the initial reading period.
The King of Bathonia should be used as an analogy. Just as a knight cannot live without a horse, a new book cannot exist without reading it. — Lawrence Leo Cornwall Without following the story, there is no hope; without following the story, there is no collection. Then Bayer can only return to the poisonous swamp and eke out a living like a maggot. (Sad)
I bet a thumbs up that the author can't handle the character of Nagou Shenxuan, so either the novel's name will be changed later, or it will be abandoned altogether.
I actually feel that my writing is very bad. It doesn't express the grandeur of Warhammer at all, and Qidian has never let me see my own avatar. (Whispering, blah blah, self-destructive. Jpg)
I hope you don't end up like the guy next door who, after finishing writing about the subspace, had mushrooms growing on top of mushrooms.
Considering that Evolutionary Intervention (ET) is inevitable in Warhammer, why doesn't the protagonist establish himself as the God of Poison before ET? He would be the embodiment of poison and chemistry (many chemical derivatives and products are toxic).
Holding a bomb gun, Nagu is shit.
Holy crap, there are actually people writing about Nurgle!