Mystery: the Uncanny Returns from Warhammer

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I once had the idea that general knowledge and tyrant were the golden fingers for traveling through 40k, but this book is the opposite.

Please read the introduction before reading the book, or read this post. The plot setting of this book is that the protagonist, as the self-created 22nd Primarch, takes over from Magnus and sits on the Golden Throne for the Emperor. (The book has an explanation for the protagonist becoming a Primarch. Compared with the mysterious power system, a Primarch who has not awakened the essence of subspace is equivalent to an ordinary angel...) The so-called Golden Throne can cut oneself into eight pieces to please the evil god of subspace. The perverted "blood devils" were completely shocked. They were turned into eternal torture tools. The palm bearer Malcador and Ma Xiang sat on it for a while and turned directly into ashes. So the protagonist should be in a semi-crazy state! There is a saying in Warhammer: The Emperor is not a good person, but the Evil God is not even a human being! He once asked Vulkan to prepare bombs during the Horus Heresy, and once the situation collapsed, he would send everyone to the sky. The opening introduction "Astartes, your emperor is back" means that the emperor stood up from the golden throne. Of course, he did not completely become a god, but he was close to the mysterious ceiling. To sum up this book in one sentence, "The emperor is stuck in the Eye of Terror and is so anxious that the protagonist sits on the Golden Throne and practices squats like crazy..." As for why the protagonist became the original body, sat on the Golden Throne, and came to the Mystery, why he is the Path of the Universalist, this is the content of this book. Finally, like the author, book friends who are not familiar with Warhammer, if they like farming articles, you can explore technology with the author and make suggestions. O(o･`з･´o)ﾉ!!!

The Outer Gods of Mystery used to be all four vendors, and the Emperor was nothing in Mystery.

The writing is really messy, especially the first few pictures.

The front is a bit confusing. If you are not familiar with Warhammer, you can jump directly. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist clarifying his thoughts and the world of Warhammer.

Come on, author. After all, Warhammer type people say more and less. You are the first one who feels very good.

But it's still very exciting. The author's writing techniques bring a strong sense of immersion. Both Warhammer and Mystery have elements of despair and depression. How can they be blended together to burst out new vitality? What kind of impact will the protagonist, a tortured person who is determined to return to his hometown, have on this future world? I'll wait and see.

I just saw that in Chapter 9, the protagonist came into contact with Ke Miao, which directly tore the gray mist apart, and also allowed the protagonist to unconsciously directly compete with Klein for control of the Origin Castle? Was this done by the Emperor or who else? Is the Emperor that strong? This can be done in other worlds, but in the mysterious world, it can't be compared at the beginning?

The protagonist's character is too out of character, even though he is said to have regained his emotions. And the action feels like traveling directly into the Lord of Mysteries. You haven't experienced Warhammer, and you don't have the emmmm feeling of growing up in war? But maybe it's just my own problem, the author still writes superbly! ! ! 👍👍👍

This makes me so confused. Is it because the author is not good at writing or my brain is not strong enough. A bunch of people appeared and I couldn't tell who was who. I couldn't even tell whether the place I was in was the 40k universe or the original universe. There is no foreshadowing.

Obviously, the author did not choose a popular formula for the first three chapters, which caused confusion for those who did not understand Warhammer or the mystery. However, there is no problem with the work itself, it is just that the audience is different.

The writing is indeed good, but the first few chapters are too confusing. Where is the dream world and what are the effects of the sealed objects? There is no clear explanation at all, resulting in a very confusing perspective. The story is also very confusing. I suggest the author change it or add a note at the end to explain it better.

Urgent, urgent, I am an urgent limit warrior, and I don't see enough.

Come on, the fusion is not very good and it is easy to die suddenly.

It's a bit messy, there is too much content in the dream, and the reality of the dream is messed up.

It looked so messy. The more I looked at it, the more confused I became.

This is a new mystery released recently after Dragon Clan HP - Protagonist Returns from All Realms Edition. It's really outrageous.

The first ten chapters are written in a fog, both dreamy and realistic. It makes me very confused. If I don't understand what's going on, then I will learn Tarot.