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
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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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
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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, so incredibly loyal. The Emperor gives birth to all things to nourish humankind, and humankind repays the Divine Emperor with loyalty. The courage to kill can be called emperor; the wisdom to adapt can be called emperor. Kindness to life can be called Emperor; love and skill can be called Emperor. The bald, purple-skinned, loyal ones often repay the Emperor's favor with their sharp claws.
It's very well written. It gives me the feeling that my brain has been spinning six times, marinated for eight hours through seven processes, then fried until it's nine-tenths cooked, and finally eaten in thirteen bites.
Zhan Shuai only stuffed in 4, but you stuffed in more than Zhan Shuai. You're even more awesome than Zhan Shuai.
After reading this introduction, I think Chaos is still too conservative.
It's a bit scary. The protagonist is living in a dreamlike, distorted world of mental illness, yet he's still managing to move in the roughly right direction. It's terrifying.
One glance at the thimble indicates goodness; maintaining this level of skill and style is quite interesting. This place truly lives up to its reputation as a land of outstanding people and resources, with Nurgle, Tzeentch, Slaanesh, Khorne, sly foxes, farts (and probably some greenskins) all gathered together.
I am loyal!
How the hell did the national religion go so awry? How can anyone be loyal to the emperor when they're with these scoundrels?
This book feels much better than the one about light and desire. The protagonist's character is well-maintained, and the plot unfolds smoothly. Overall, it gives me the feeling of using seriousness to portray absurdity, and this absurdity brings me joy.
This book is like a flashbang, dazzling one's eyes and then blinding one.