Warhammer 40,000: Survival Is Victory

Drive high and go low. I created a bunch of things at the beginning and then suddenly changed the map. The level was cleared and most of the Hammer characters were always sick. What I did was a Hammer-flavored battle I was very curious about what I was thinking

It's not bad to write about the Mechanicus. The protagonist can learn from Doracall, but when I see this split soul, I feel it's boring. It may be more popular if I write it this way However, I may be too picky to eat this way I wish you can put it on the shelves as soon as possible, and both have over 10,000 orders.

I don't quite understand. In such a world of monsters and monsters, I met a book that can change color and was almost mentally interfered with just now. Why do I think it is a good thing instead of a polluting item?

To survive in Warhammer, you need loyalty. If you give the protagonist an intelligent AI that will not betray or be affected by electronic demons, the protagonist will almost be able to survive.

The writing is good and has a hammer flavor. At present, the plot feels like it has begun to warm up. The plot of the mechanical priest is a bit bland. The protagonist's soul-splitting ability is comparable to a super AI. At the end of the development, it feels like a ship from the captain to the slave workers is the protagonist's own subsystem, and the subsystem can still think and grow independently, which is very strong.

As for the name of the protagonist, it was written as Liu Yang when I hadn't signed the contract, but Warhammer is a Western fantasy story, so I changed the name to Aaron. There are so many names for the protagonist that my brain is going to explode. There may be a few places where the name has not been changed. If you see it, please help me correct it by clicking on it. Thank you!

Tutu is here.

How about writing a book in which the protagonist suddenly travels to various worlds to learn about technology?

Friends who have been clicked in by daily recommendations, you don't need to read this book.

The first time I watched a Warhammer video, the ones that attracted me the most were the Greasers and the Orcs, but there were too few written about these two. The Orcs were more or less, and I have never seen the Greasers. Come on, the author supports you.

Those who have read the daily guide, come in and see that it has been updated...

Written by a motor oil guy? Yay!

First place

Author, why not add Warhammer to the title of your book? It will probably be easier to search for or see your book.

Ah, author, your thoughts are very dangerous, Nurgle will notice.

Nice writing, keep it up

There's nothing wrong with the plot, but the writing is too dry. It's fine for a while, but I can't stand it after a long time.

The name issue has been corrected. The writer's assistant has not figured it out yet. After being reminded by book friends and editors, the name has been corrected. As for other typos and language barriers, I can only correct them slowly. If you find any problems, please tell me and I will correct them immediately. Thank you all book friends!

The author of the B-site up master A Bowl of Lobster Soup has just been updated. You can refer to it for reference about the Cult of Mechanicus.