Warhammer: from Planetary Governor

It's really not that good. Not attractive at the beginning

This book has been my favorite for more than ten years

According to the style of Warhammer... The protagonist does not have to worry about taxes and sector governors at all. Instead, he needs to worry about other things... Because the Empire is so smart and can adjust your tithe tax extremely quickly and understand the details of your planet's output. Chaos has long been conquered by Olive. The real Warhammer situation is: The protagonist applies to change the purpose of the planet (the functions of the imperial planet are divided and cannot be changed casually) Seal Master of the Ministry of Interior: Please fill out this 422-11 form, and we will give you a reply within two centuries. Two centuries later: Your signature is a little crooked and the form is slightly stained. Please fill out the form again. Two centuries later: Your seal is not standardized enough, please fill out the form again. Two Centuries Later: This form was discontinued a century ago, please complete Form 423-15. And at the above time, no matter whether your protagonist develops industry or something, you will be taxed according to the type and tax rate on your form on the Ministry of the Interior. The tax rate is not the issue, the type is the issue. For example, if you turn the agricultural world into a forging world, the imperial tax collector who comes to collect taxes will still catch you and ask you to hand over astronomical amounts of crops. If you fail to hand over the crops, you will die. And it cannot be replaced with throne coins or other products. This is the happiest and most Warhammer place

When Papa Smurf sees the Governor of a prosperous sector, he will beat him to his knees and make him the Minister of the Interior of the Empire!

Guilliman: Reward the protagonist with a visit to the Terran Home Office

666, The Astartes are clearly positioned as junior high-level soldiers, and each one of them acts like a superman, and the hammer blow is like this 😅😅😅

Isn't this Emperor 2.0? He has a powerful subspace essence and is on the dark side of the empire. The first step is to accumulate strength like the emperor to unify the mother planet, and then develop a fleet to carry out the great expedition to the dark side of the empire.

You need to understand that the theme of Warhammer is war, and farming operations and exploration adventures are also acceptable. But love-love-love is definitely not it. It's not even a side dish and can only be regarded as a sauce. And at the beginning, no one expected you to write a boat scene. So, women, you can accept or sleep when you want. It's all a matter of words. Don't be irritated and stop at the slightest moment. Nowadays, to stick to the edges will only make readers sick and wonder whether the protagonist is a living eunuch who has the heart but not the courage to do so.

1. Really farming Unlike other books that involve crazy participation in various major events in the early, middle and late stages, and then collapse the plot in order to participate, the author has grasped the key point of farming and participates if he can, and can't just forget about it without forcing things to happen 2. The author's rhythm control is very good So far I have completely I read every chapter without skipping chapters. Even some of the books written by great masters have some plot points that I would jump to read, but the author even transitions from chapter to chapter very smoothly. Finally, I would like to give the author some advice. If you are already into science and technology on your own, don't follow the Warhammer rules. GW's concept of war is World War I. Fighters are still fighting with each other even though they use laser weapons. You refer to modern warfare weapons and come up with some products. It is completely possible to crush and beat him with a reasonable concept.

Warhammer is a wonderful world, I wish you all the best to go there again

After reading just a little bit, I feel that this book is much better than other Warhammer fan novels. It's not about other points, but the author's level of writing online articles is higher than other authors. The pace is pretty good and can enhance the atmosphere. In fact, all fan fiction is for people who understand and don't need to be so verbose about the author. People who don't understand will be dissuaded by so many settings. Just explain the appropriate amount of settings. Especially when some authors write that the protagonist is in a certain remote area, and then suddenly spend N chapters introducing the "big events" at the frontier of the universe I have only recently come into contact with Warhammer fandom, and I have read most of the Warhammer fandom from Qidian. I found that in this niche genre, authors who understand the simplest rhythm of web writing can become the best in the genre.

How should I put it, according to the despair and darkness of 40k, shouldn't the protagonist's journey be like this? When the protagonist's planet becomes prosperous, the Sector Governor says, how can you get such a prosperous planet? Then beat the protagonist as a heretic and let his son join. If you don't resist, you will die. If you resist, you will be a heretic. Under the pressure of the entire empire, you will either die with this planet or surrender to chaos. If you are really lucky, you will meet a person who can be called 4 0k Great Good Sector Governor, ignore you, but the empire found that something is wrong with your 11 taxes. When you check it, you will be surprised to find that the taxes can be increased, and then the people will return to their original appearance, and you have to work hard, otherwise you will not be able to pay the taxes, but you will be labeled as a heretic.

Although your writing style is relatively loose, your imaginative plot makes up for this (although the author's writing style is not as classic as Warhammer 40k, but at least it is understandable and consistent with the people's view of history and farming style, and the plot and imagination are new every time the protagonist I had a lot of fun looking at the leather case, it's so imaginative) I hope the author will keep updating it, it's really good-looking, and it's very suitable for Cloud Hammer viewers. After all, there are still a small number of real hardcore Hammer fans, and most of them are attracted to Cloud Hammer because of the IP style of Warhammer 40k.

If you copy the emperor's homework, you may end up sitting on the silver toilet

(The whole book is humorous, serious, hot-blooded, suffocating, etc. Is still handled very well) The beginning of the collapse of heaven. Fortunately, there is the Holy Sun, and I have come over step by step The first half of the writing made my blood boil. This is what the human empire should be like, instead of too many departments, redundant government affairs, extremely slow processing, and more humane. I like it very much Recovering the upper nest, too many people are desperate Only Ron Grant appeared in desperation to save them Faced with the taxation and insensitivity of the Sector Governor, Ron waited quietly for eight years to decide the outcome in one battle, regain the entire sector, and liberate the people Seek common ground while reserving differences, unite the Tau Empire, Greenskins, and others to fight against the Zerg and demons. Isn't this a kind of loyalty? I watched Bilibili yesterday and finished the CG short film of Blood Angels. I also watched the second episode of Tithe. I can only say that what the Empire lacks most is human touch. I like salamanders very much. That's it The Tyranids are endless and have to issue an extermination order. Although this is cruel, it has to be done for the sake of the overall situation! Human beings need faith. Although faith is just a concept, it does not prevent mankind from fighting unyieldingly to protect their homeland and will never retreat until death. This new empire is what the human country should be like! Good book. I read it for two days. Keep up the good work. Praise the Savior. Ron Grant.

You've been waiting for this song and dance troupe for so long, and you actually asked them to dance subject three? It feels like I'm just spending money to buy💩eat

The number of Chaos believers is not decided by the Five Gods at all. It is decided by the governor of each planet. Let everyone have enough food and a healthy body. Let us learn art to express our inner thoughts. Let us learn martial arts to protect the weak. Let us study science and technology to develop people's livelihood (Blue: I am on the magic side and not on the technology side. After all, the group of people who created me can't even do differential calculations). Let's study medicine to treat diseases of our bodies. Let us worship the merits and deeds of our ancestors and abandon false beliefs. The real enemy is never the five evil gods. But we humans ourselves.

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The background of Warhammer is too big. If you have to slowly farm and develop like other novels, you won't be able to get out of the novice village in a thousand chapters. And no matter how prosperous a planet is, it is just a supply point in the great war sweeping the galaxy. Therefore, if Warhammer wants to write about farming and fighting on one planet, it is useless. Only a fleet that integrates the manpower and material resources of dozens of planets in a sub-sector to build a pocket empire can be qualified to stand on the stage. So don't keep grinding on low-end enemies. After collecting enough faith on the Emperor's Ascension Festival, directly recruit warships to destroy those cultists and unify the world.

When the entire planet only has a month of food left at the beginning, what else is the male protagonist doing to be close to the people?

I recently got a good 40k galaxy map. I feel that the protagonist is really miserable. The planet Erth is in the Pacific Star Territory, and then there is the green part on the map. Then the Pacific Star Territory was originally a star territory slightly less affected by the Great Rift, and then it was unlucky to be isolated in the dark side of the empire.

The Conquest-class Star Galleon is a rare and powerful armed cargo ship. It is believed that ships of this type were commissioned by the Emperor himself at the dawn of the Imperium of Man for the use of the first Rogue Traders authorized by the Emperor. However, whether this is true is currently completely unconfirmed. But the few starships currently present in the Kronos expansion have a long history, as the design elements that appear on these ships have long since disappeared from modern ships. These vessels are professional long-range exploration vessels capable of continuing to sail for several years. At the same time, it is also considered to be a combination of a heavily armored cruiser and a transport ship. It not only has enough lance firepower to defend itself and carve up the rebellious interstellar empire, but can also safely transport the spoils of war back at the megaton level. However, the star sailing ships that appear in the Kronos expansion today are so rare that they are said to be precious cultural relics and priceless treasures dating back to the founding of the empire. Only the oldest and most powerful dynasties would preserve such treasures, and the ships were carefully preserved. Although modern naval officers believe that star sailing ships are not only weakly armored but also quite lacking in firepower for their size. However, these people ignored the fact that this was not a warship, but a powerful armed cargo ship. As a typical star sailing ship, the Conqueror class is limited in number, but the changes in various ships over the past 10,000 years have also made the concept of the Conqueror class somewhat controversial. But one thing is indisputable, and that is that each Conqueror is a unique and beautiful treasure, a shining city among the stars, laden with treasures from forbidden lands and lost empires. While being comparable in size to other cruisers in the Empire, while not as well equipped or armored, they can still handle most threats found in the Cronosu Expanse. Ship information Hull: about 5.1 Kilometers long, 0.7 Kilometers wide Mass: about 30 million tons Crew: about 65,000 crew members Acceleration: maximum sustained acceleration 2.1G

The author suddenly thought that there is no need to stick to the standards of the Astra Militarum for Ron's future army establishment. Essentially, the protagonist's army now is the PDF, which is the Planetary Defense Force. This kind of army in the GW setting basically has a cannon fodder background, so there is no official setting. So as long as the governor is willing to spend money and has sufficient military literacy, in fact, there is no mandatory requirement for PDF, but most governors are vegetarians and do not have enough military literacy, so I will use the easiest one. Cadia and other well-known Astra Militarum standard units are degraded versions of them, so Ron can completely organize his own army as he pleases, and with a secure Internet system, Ron can completely learn from the current synthetic units, even if he is not as perverted as Titanium to create a standing synthetic company (Titanium is called a hunting core or hunting team), a synthetic brigade, a synthetic battalion, or step back and use the normal division unit organization of World War I and World War II, instead of splitting it into individual arms regiments like the Astra Militarum

I give you four recommendation votes (all of them). It's well written. I've been reading a book recently, and even the masters skipped it. I didn't skip chapters in your book, and the rhythm was well controlled.

I'd like to ask, can those who don't know Warhammer but want to read farming stories be able to read it?

Why does it take so long to start with a temporary breakthrough? It's not a cool story about personal upgrades. It's boring to rely on luck, because as soon as you come close, readers will know when the main character dies. It's boring and not fun at all. Isn't the essence of Taneda's novels the overwhelming force? Watch "Release That Witch" and "Sword of the Dawn". The part where they fight against the aristocratic coalition is very exciting. The male protagonist's forces are gunned down and the ground is wiped out. It's not too exciting. You can write about a sudden crisis, and then a sudden turn of events, but if the hero knows about the crisis and still has time to prepare, it is a farming story. If you write a story before the war, it is almost completely meaningless. You can obviously write that you have a trump card, but you don't need to see if it can be solved first. Then the villain's threat temporarily rises, and you can no longer save your trump card and use it, instead of fighting for your life from the beginning. It is not impossible to risk your life in farming novels, but because the protagonist will definitely win, the opportunity to turn defeat into victory must be interesting. The author is too straightforward. It has little hope value and does not require any thinking.

The plot rhythm is too tight, and every time a bigger crisis arises after a few chapters have been resolved. There are almost no plot moments for readers to relax. Every time the crisis comes, it gets bigger and bigger. Small crises that are not solved by his subordinates do not reflect how powerful the protagonist is. It will only appear that the protagonist is like a nanny, wiping the butt of his own power. And it doesn't matter if you wipe your butt, many times the protagonist himself can't do it to the other person. In order to promote the plot, the author can only let these powerful enemies who can tear the protagonist to pieces at will continue to kill the emperor without limit. That's okay. The most important thing is that the rewards brought by each big crisis are far less than the difficulty of the task. Even in order to limit the protagonist's strength, the author wrote the biggest poisonous point, allowing other characters to snatch some of the final fruits, and then left a weakened version as a reward for the protagonist. Brother, do you really not know how to write a book? I'm confused, you have finished writing the book for me. Why can't you write some relaxing moments so that the protagonist gets rewards beyond expectations? Why can't the protagonist proactively plan something and then get it beyond expectations? Keeping plot monsters chasing the protagonist and rushing to the emperor to give weakened versions of rewards to the protagonist will not make readers feel better, but will only make readers feel that something that should belong to them is being bullied by others. The male protagonist is the same as the bitter protagonist in ntr. After being chased by Huang Mao, and then relying on the big brother he recognized to get rid of Huang Mao, it was revealed that Huang Mao had used his girlfriend. The characters in the entire plot were so flat that I couldn't even remember the main character's name after leaving the book. Not to mention those original characters.

Are there many emotional scenes 🙂

A cool Warhammer story about love and peace. This theme is destined not to be popular.

I remember this book, I became a planetary governor, and I felt so aggrieved that I died 😥😥😥😅😅.