
Warhammer: The Dragon's Return
战锤:龙之回归
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Warhammer Fantasy: My Favorite Old World Stories
Mostly novels that I think fit the setting of Warhammer Fantasy in the Old World. Because of my personal tastes, most are told from perspectives other than humans. In Western fantasy, I think elves, dwarves, and the like make for a more interesting read.
Personal Recommendations from a Twenty-Year Veteran Reader
Not much to say. These are all my personal recommendations, with just a few requirements: 1. The story needs to be logical. 2. It needs to make sense. 3. Everyone should enjoy reading it. P.S. I still have over 400 novels on my shelf, including lots of older books. I'll add them to the list gradually whenever I get the chance. Latest update: I got a new phone, and all my books are now marked as unread. It'll be hard to track down those old books... (I usually give a book ten chapters to prov
Yishui's Reading List
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Why don't you just stop writing about time travel? Kill the time travelers and use them as fuel to strengthen the natives. What are you thinking?
To be fair, the Chaos Gods aren't really that powerful. In Warhammer, Khorne himself only managed to carve a small opening. In the sequels, Slaanesh was easily defeated by the Elven gods, his souls being extracted one by one from his house. Nurgle was brutally beaten by Sigmar. The Great Horned Rat, a racial god from the Middle Ages, directly rose to become one of the Chaos Gods.
Brother, step outside of Warhammer and write something of your own. I feel the recent storyline has been a bit weak, not as good as before. And you can even travel through Diablo and kill the three Prime Evils? Do you really think the Prime Evils are worse than the Four Gods of Warhammer? Just kidding.
Give me a follow-up reading
I have no problem with you guys supporting the book, too few updates won't be satisfying to read, but please still give me a follow-up reading, it's quite important. I used to update once a day and occasionally skip updates because I wasn't getting a contract during the Chinese New Year, so I wrote a bit more casually. I've been updating twice a day since yesterday, so feel free to add it to your feed or watch it.
The first time I've seen a prince dressed in poverty
Honestly, does anyone even read this book anymore? It gets more and more disgusting towards the end. Everything he does is sticky and sluggish, he compromises at every turn, he's practically a slime monster.
Sigh, the satisfying part was gone when the protagonist wasn't the original and the Starry Dragon discovered it. It's so frustrating.
Let me raise some issues
The beginning was quite good, but since the protagonist went to the New World to exterminate the rats, it feels like his screen time has been decreasing. Having a son is one thing, but why kill off the protagonist and let the son take over? Am I even reading this? And that damn transmigration system of yours—you said it was destroyed?
The protagonist was quite good before giving birth, but he's become increasingly cowardly. All this talk about how arrogant Kaledo is turns out to be some kind of monster who can shit and piss on the protagonist's head. Am I even here for this? I have no idea what the protagonist is doing. He's already so powerful, why does he need to think so much?
I think Warhammer Fantasy could learn a thing or two from a certain god-like figure; the writing by "Stocking Emperor" is truly brilliant!