
In Warhammer, I Possess World-Shaking Wisdom
人在战锤有惊世智慧
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- 1.0M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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The author is truly a disgrace to time travelers. He even wanted to be a genetically modified defective product like Astartes and was brainwashed by the Fifth Evil God, turning into an idiot.
I can't hold it in anymore.
He kept saying he liked dark and gritty themes, but then a single word of anger broke his defenses, making him hard to watch. 😏
Forget about wisdom; just look at whether it's groundbreaking or not.
The protagonist is brainwashed right from the start. This book is truly a work of extraordinary wisdom.
How could the protagonist, who has amnesia, possess such extraordinary wisdom?
This is a version from ten years ago; the protagonist time-travels and suffers from amnesia.
One of the few who wrote about a thousand children
The Hammer fanfiction I've seen includes Iron Man, Emperor's Child, White Scar, Ground Fist, Midnight Lord, Holy Blood Angel, Butcher's Nail Wet Component, Smurfs, Stinky Canned Food, Word Bearers, and Alpha. This should be the first fanfiction I've seen about Thousand Sons. Also, I haven't seen any fanfiction about a certain Legion without secrets, Iron Hand, Hezi, Ravenguard, or Salamander. Has anyone read any fanfiction about these Legions?
Amazing wisdom? Pshaw... What kind of idiot is this now?
Time travel, amnesia—I'm not in a position to comment.
The inconsistency is too strong. At first, I thought the author was going to follow the style of Siberian Husky and create a Husky based on a red-skinned Oglin. But after all that buildup, suddenly there's "I'm the new dad," and it becomes a self-created Primitive, which is uninteresting. A self-created Primitive just feels out of place, like an obvious ink stain on a blank sheet of paper, jarring and distracting.