Warhammer 40K: The Great Devourer

Top-notch hypocrisy, either don't describe it, or eat it all up. Well, by leaving the two titanium king children without eating, can the protagonist be shown to be humane? Unbelievable

In a word, if you want to read a serious version of Zerg, you can go there, and you can go to Hammer Man, but if you treat it as an ordinary science fiction novel, you should be able to rate it about five points.

Tyranids won't engage in chicken eating activities. They will hatch whatever units are needed.

It can be seen that the author still understands Warhammer, but there is indeed some confusion in the combat power between different units in this book, especially the protagonist, but considering that the combat power of the official Warhammer novel is originally a mess, this does not matter. And the amazing thing is that this novel has no Warhammer flavor. If you ignore the background of Warhammer, this is a good novel about exotic beasts or science fiction.

If some Zerg don't farm, you can write that the maintenance fee will explode if the population is too high. In order to reduce the maintenance fee, you go to fight, but you are already fighting. Don't think about the maintenance fee when fighting. Incubate new bugs, and the old bugs go to the front line. After the fight, you will see that a huge number of Zerg have been hatched to serve as soldiers in order to quickly win and eat resources. Now, although the resources have been eaten up, , but it was only enough for the size of the group before the fight. Now, due to the continuous recruitment of soldiers during the war, the group has expanded several times. As a result, the maintenance fee still has to explode, and we still have to find other people to fight. In this cycle, the snowball starts rolling. The kind that cannot stop rolling will either starve to death or explode the population.

This is the so-called cruelty of Warhammer. Even if it is a can, the mortality rate on the battlefield is very high. The war in Warhammer is a real war. Even high-level units must avoid large-scale attacks such as orbital bombardment. It doesn't mean that you can carry it if you want to.

The content of the introduction is too real😏

Okay, this is the first time I see a Tyran fan, please support me.

Chapter 20 is a huge poisonous point. Since you are writing Warhammer 40k, you must write the style that Warhammer 40k should have instead of the Madonna's Heart Attack. Look at what GW did with Exorcism and the Last Astra Militarum. Either don't write it or write about the features of Warhammer 40k.

The power of fearlessness is so great? Can and. How can a protagonist who is much bigger than him contend like this?