Starting as a Lizardman and Charging Through the Old World

If Shendu from Jackie Chan Adventures came to Warhammer Fantasy and used the Tiger Talisman to separate the powers of the four Chaos Gods, could he then use Scythe's lust and fidelity separately? And what about the other four Gods?

It would be difficult for the protagonist to build a faction among the lizardmen after transmigrating, because the lizardmen's mindset is fixed by the Ancient Saints and is not easily altered.

The glorious and righteous lizardman has fallen.

Those who have played the game should know something about lizardmen diplomacy. Faction: Order hostility: Chaos demons, beastmen, Norscans, human explorers, dark elves, greenskins, undead, and so on... I can only name a great many. Ally: none neutral: Asur (can barely speak), various human nations (not bordering each other).

Let's move on to the legendary Lizardman characters that haven't appeared yet. The revered High Priest Kroka was not only a master of magic among the Sran but also the first demonic toad to set foot on the world alongside the Old Ones. In his lifetime, a single glance from him could obliterate a city.

Everything else is fine, but I don't like wearing group outfits.

I'm just curious, what are some reasonable ways to solve the lizard people population problem?

You can sense the author's eagerness to finish the book quickly, pushing the plot too hard—it's pathetic. I never expected this book to fail. It's already a top-notch action novel. It seems most people read online novels ultimately to experience the fantasy of making money and picking up girls. No matter how pure the protagonist is, or how well the epic atmosphere is created, without some nonsensical, stinky physical appearance as a gimmick, the market is limited...

I really enjoy medieval settings, but very few novels can be written well within that context, especially those featuring lizardmen. The author seems to have a basic understanding of the setting, as I haven't seen much fan fiction yet, which is good. The only thing I find somewhat unbearable is the group time travel element.

Solomon, the lizardmen, is the social class to which the protagonist belongs. Professional soldier! It is weaker than a monitor lizard but stronger than a spirit lizard, and the same applies to its intelligence. They possess innate tactical planning abilities, all of which are automated commands arranged by the ancient sages, enabling them to handle almost any situation.