Warhammer: I Live Under the Gaze of the Gods

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According to the new novel, it has basically gradually overturned the previously popular saying that the Emperor has no humanity and will liquidate the original body and cans later. The Emperor has quite a lot of humanity, but it is all for the "big plan." This book describes the Emperor and the Horse Prime very well: [The next actions are the eternal gifts that I finally leave to mankind, to the future, and to the plan painted on the wall.

The iron man army just started walking, what a fright! Just a few special AIs dedicated to fighting chaos will be enough. In terms of subspace resistance, machine souls are not necessarily stronger than AI. After all, machine souls cannot reverse the corruption of chaos.

Shouldn't the pig's trotters get the golden finger by taking the mechanical sage route? Shouldn't we find a safe place to blast the troops? This is over 30 chapters long, and I'm still on my own adventure fighting monsters! ! ! ! You are not taking the Astartes route.

If I kill a Khorne Chosen Rip, will I become the Chosen of Khorne or the Chosen of Slaanesh?

Looking at the title and introduction, I just want to say that I don't know about the other three vendors, but Khorne will definitely be very happy, because Khorne doesn't care who dies or who kills them, as long as they are chopped with a knife, Khorne will be very happy. As for shouting about Slaanesh to kill Slaanesh, shouting about Nurgle to kill Nurgle, this kind of thing is actually of no use. The four gods don't care at all, unless you interfere with the plans of the four gods, or your existence can change the situation of the battle.

The author suggests that you change the setting. The protagonist is an unawakened Primarch, and the so-called Holy Code is just the product of self-repair of the brain. Otherwise, why would a person who is not even qualified to be an Astra Militarum possess the Holy Code of the Mechanicus? And even if there is such a so-called Holy Code, I don't know the news from the Mechanicus. As long as there is news, the crazy people of the Mechanicus will clean up this planet many times. It will be difficult for you to write about it later. The Empire hates the Four Gods extremely. No matter how you explain it, the Empire will always regard you as a heretic and send Gray Knights or directly issue an extermination order.

Vote! Who among the Sons of Horus do you want to resurrect first? Except Warmaster (●°u°●)​"

Some new news. In the latest 9th version of the design, humanity in the golden age has an entire army of inhumane genetically modified humans, nanobugs that can eat up the entire planet, powerful psykers who form multiple sects, massive Iron Man AI, and a star fleet that destroys stars with a single ship. Even the Eldar Empire thinks it can't defeat it. The end of the Golden Age, version 9 said that the subspace storm caused the planets to lose contact. A large number of humans with psychic talents lost control and attracted a large number of demons. Some iron men rebelled, and the former alien allies were added to the trouble. At this time, a civil war broke out among the top human beings, and finally the Golden Age ended.

The protagonist is the Eternal Chosen. Isn't this a direct reference to the setting of a medieval warhammer?

After reading the introduction, I want to say that if you do this, your status among the four gods will increase. For example, the kobold likes to chop the most. If you chop off its big demon, it will ask you if you can join it. For example, the Prince of Joy will feel happy if you chop down his big demon. For example, a loving father will ask if you are his son. For example, the squid will ask you if you want to use his wisdom to deceive the above three families. As for if you see a golden skeleton, well, loyalty, loyalty, loyalty.

You have done a great job, author, in perfectly learning the Warhammer style while using your imagination and skills to imbue it with hope.

The writing was a bit messed up. After a hundred battles and a hundred chapters, the plot was very messy. It felt like the author was rushing to work. In fact, there is no need. There are not many Warhammer 40k books now, let alone good quality ones. There is no need to rush.

It is worth noting that AIs like Wanbian Siji can directly purify subspace corrosion and waste codes, and firewalls to protect against subspace corruption have already appeared in the stc voice protocol of ancient humans. Therefore, Tzeentch may really have no use for advanced military AIs such as Hope. However, Iron Man is also divided into levels. Political Commissar Gunter and his only regiment have fought against Chaos Corrupted Iron Man, and their combat power is only at the level of servitors. This shows that Iron Man The lower-level terminals are far from being said to be immune to chaos. Even top-level intelligence such as Wanhuan Siji cannot guarantee complete immunity. After all, even untouchable people can be possessed by demons under specific rituals. (PS: According to the current information, conventional military iron men are difficult to be corrupted. The extermination machine in the hands of the Lion King was made by dismantling the AI master control from an uncorrupted iron man excavated from a planet that had been dragged into subspace)

It's nothing to kill the people who shouted the slogans of the Four Gods. The Four Gods themselves don't care at all, Khorne doesn't care who the blood comes from, Lust doesn't care who the joy comes from, and Tzeentch doesn't care who changes. Nurgle doesn't know yet

Or just a few stone men. Iron men are banned, but stone men are not banned, right? I remember there was a setting that said that the soul of a stone man is like shit to demons💩. In the golden age, the golden people often relied on stone men to sail their ships.

Let me remind everyone that the author of this book has a good attitude and enthusiasm for writing, but his writing skills still need to be polished. In terms of setting, the author has given full play to his creativity.

How should I put it, author, your writing is quite good, but it is also technically quite good. Many settings in Warhammer 40k are still relatively unknown. Take this former Inquisitor as an example. First of all, it is almost impossible for an Inquisitor to escape unscathed, let alone a veteran Inquisitor. Moreover, judges are not like him. Most judges will still perform their duties as judges after being deprived of their status until they are killed. The judge you wrote about is obviously too gentle.

Can anyone recommend some excellent Warhammer articles? There is a shortage of books