In Warhammer, A Primarch from the Start

Just don't make things like female Primarchs and female Astartes.

I pray to the Emperor that all hammer-wielding warriors will be reborn into Warhammer 40,000.

New official setting: Horus gathered the power of the four gods with the aim of controlling the emperor, making him rely solely on himself to gain the emperor's love. The magical pony (terrified) gathered all its spiritual energy and sent a message to the Emperor in bold and large letters: Daddy, Big Brother wants to fuck you!!!

How come we can start arguing over Warhammer lore? It's not that serious, you guys. Come, drink this bowl of soup. For the sake of our loving father, we are all good brothers. P. S. Let's communicate peacefully and avoid arguing. If you have any opinions about this book, you can leave a message here. I will see them all and listen to all advice.

Horus's betrayal was purely due to being tricked by the four peddlers. He was unconscious when they attacked him. What could he do?

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Does the author feel that the art style of their work doesn't match the Warhammer style? They're all Primarchs, master-level combat skills with an aura of courage, and they're incredibly strong and tireless. With that kind of identity, why don't they just hack and slash their way into the world of Warhammer?

I've finished reading it and am waiting for updates. I'm wondering if there are any books that depict the emperor being defeated, or even the original body being defeated, or even Old K (a character from another novel)? I just love seeing a high and mighty, desireless being corrupted by desire. 😋

I don't know who I am, I don't know where I am, I only know I want to kill, kill, kill, kill, kill! Damn it, I can't stand it, I'll blow Tzeentch to smithereens with one shot! Damn it, I can't stand it, I'll blow Slaanesh to smithereens with one shot! Damn it, I can't stand it, I'll blow Nurgle to smithereens with one shot! Damn it, I can't stand it, I'll blow Ribs to smithereens with one shot!

This book is the best Warhammer novel I've read recently; the previous one started with an apocalyptic crisis. What's so good about it? First, no dawdling, just get right to it, one exciting moment after another. Secondly, the characters are faithful to the original work, with a strong Warhammer fanaticism vibe, and there are no drastic changes.