Warhammer: Forever Faithful! The Genestealer
战锤：永远忠诚！基因窃取者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 528k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Warhammer Fanfiction
I started experiencing Warhammer through Colonel Dachi and am purely here for the fun of it. In my view, a story must have a good storyteller. Otherwise, it is just an ugly, interminably long foot-binding cloth. Warhammer 40K is like that. Although the story has all kinds of flaws, conflicts between settings, and a plot mostly designed to sell miniatures, I still became hooked on it.
Books I Check In On From Time to Time
For personal use
A Collection of Obscure Books
Light novel fanfiction If you're into the same things, please recommend some to me.
A Veteran Reader's List
This is my personal reading list, and as a longtime reader, I have some pretty strong preferences. I won't recommend genres I'm not fond of, and I can't recommend what I don't read. My opinions on some books may differ from yours, and that's perfectly normal. Some readers care about the details, while others don't, so something I see as a flaw may not matter to you. And something I see as a strength, or don't mind, may be a flaw in your eyes. Either way is possible. It's great if you find some
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Loyal, too loyal. The emperor gives birth to all things to nourish people, and people repay the emperor with loyalty. The courage to kill can be called the emperor, and the wisdom and change can be called the emperor. The kind life can be called the emperor, and the skill of love can be called the emperor. The bald and purple-skinned loyal person often repays the emperor's favor with sharp claws The big green-skinned convert, praising the emperor's loyalty Among them, the devout one with a prosthetic body, the green light shines to save the righteous The pointy ears, the frivolous body, the vision of the future, the melancholy heart, often thinking about how to save the country, the sudden enlightenment is shocking, the gate of heaven is opened for you today
The writing was very good, and it made me feel like my brain was spinning for six weeks, then marinated in seven processes for eight hours, then fried until it was 90% done, and finally eaten in thirteen bites.
The Emperor's Current Situation
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Warmaster only stuffed 4, you stuffed more than Warmaster, you are more awesome than Warmaster.
After reading this introduction, I think Chaos is still too conservative.
It feels a bit scary. The protagonist is living in a dream-like world of wrong mental illness, but he can still move in roughly the right direction. It's so scary.
A thimble identifies it as good at first glance, and it is quite interesting to maintain this level and style of painting. This nest is worthy of being a place of outstanding people, Nurgle, Tzeentch, Slaanesh, Khorne, Chicken Thieves, Grots (there should be green skins) and so on are all together. The protagonist is unspeakably loyal - very good, especially the part about Slaanesh's girlfriend, which really fits the various descriptions in Slaanesh-related novels (my favorites are like Eidolon's or Lucius's The Flawless Blade). This is definitely not one of those shoddy fanfics that just think Slaanesh is just Thurse.
I! Loyalty!
How could the good state religion be so crooked? How could you be loyal to the good emperor with these insects!
This book feels much better than the one about lust. The character of the protagonist is well maintained, and the plot arrangement is not abrupt. It seems that the whole thing gives me a way to use seriousness to interpret absurdity, and this absurdity brings me joy.