Warhammer: Aspiring to Become a Space Marine

This is my first time writing a book, so I don't know the rules. The female lead's character was just something I wrote on a whim. I will not marry, nor will I be a lesbian. How can something as incomprehensible as love taint the hymn of loyalty!

Warhammer is a good game, and its only apparent flaw is the Primarch-like experimentation in the Cursed Army's formation. The simultaneous development of female Primarchs and female Astartes is frankly unnecessary for the Imperium. Even if they only used males, the Imperium wouldn't lack recruits for their Chapters.

She has a strong female lead vibe.

As shown in the figure

What do you all think?

I wonder what these writers are thinking when they write about female protagonists? Several Warhammer novels on Qidian feature female protagonists. Since they are female, why aren't they published in the female-oriented section?

So far, it's a very good novel. Praise to the author, praise to the Four Winds, the Four-Armed Emperor, the Lord of the Second Empire, and even the salted meat on the toilet... All of which made me want to read this book.

Officially produced by GW

Encountering a system in Warhammer is probably like this.

The image of the protagonist in my mind