Warhammer: the Great Sage Will Never Cultivate Immortality

The magic cultivator came to the war hammer and took out the magic weapon. Aboriginal: Is it true that your thing will just die after death, instead of being tortured by something with pustules? Evil Cultivator: Indeed Aboriginal: Brothers, the Emperor's Living Saint is here The Demonic Cultivator comes to Warhammer in the first week: pinch pinch, so many outstanding living rations The Demonic Cultivator comes to Warhammer in the Fourth Week: New Recruits, don't be afraid, take up arms for the Emperor!

Fake motor oil guy, reluctant to transform his body

It is perfectly possible to replace the great sage with a cultivator who is gifted in the art of mechanism. The emergence of various equipment can be replaced by the relics of the ancient sect of the art of mechanism. The gear master can be replaced by a disciple who has practiced the Heart Sutra of the art of mechanism, which is like putting new wine in a wine bottle. I watched some Warhammer videos and transferred the settings, or it was an AI text.

The author wants to create the excitement of Guan Gong's battle with Qin Qiong. But this needs to be supported by supporting characters. The supporting characters should see a completely different system and a completely different identity, and then shock them, so that readers can feel refreshed. This is the cool part. Now the identity of the protagonist and all the actions of the protagonist are imagined by the supporting characters as things from this world. Since then, there is still the feeling of "Guan Gong fighting Qin Qiong". Only readers from God's perspective know that this feeling of pleasure cannot be felt. Now the protagonist has become the stand-in for Uncle Lu? Think about it, if you want to refute something, no matter what you say, everyone will think about your situation, and then firmly believe in this matter. I feel tired looking at it.

Even the most ordinary members of the Mechanicus are among the top scientists among us. Don't underestimate the ultimate scroll king who was born among the millions of scroll kings who worked hard to involute.

It's so frustrating. The great sage was manipulated like this by a group of black technology psychic barbarians. He is still an immortal who at least lived in ancient Terra Asia.

Instead of writing down the profound wisdom brought by thousands of years of experience, I only saw a robot that was only reckless and thoughtless, a low-level AI.

What kind of great sage is this? He suffers everywhere and writes so well.

I've finished watching it. It's just average. It's neither scary nor boring. It's not even good enough. I'll just read it when I'm bored.

Can Warhammer sew together the world of immortality?

The development is too slow, and as a great sage who existed in ancient times and was a close friend of the emperor, it is boring to suffer losses everywhere, and there is no interest in reading it. It's okay to recycle technological products and develop them quickly or slowly, but you can't suffer a loss. And this group of psychic polluters can be exploited. If they are treated as citizens of the empire😰

Uh, kids, who's a motor oil guy who doesn't transform his body? Besides, I remember the most the Emperor ever said was the superiority of the human race, not the superiority of the human body.

Okay, okay, give the honest cultivators a little shithole shock 😏

Nothing exciting, just a story about the interaction between Warhammer natives and Xianxia natives. There is no sense of substitution and it is boring.

The protagonist's early combat power has been greatly reduced. Although he has personal black technology, the high-end Warhammer combat equipment is currently made by his own hands. All the good things in his collection are used as cannons by the immortal cultivators, which is a poisonous point. Originally, I wanted to watch the Warhammer mech crush the native cultivators. As a result, the protagonist's own top combat power has been reduced to the point where a famous supporting character's attack can break through the defense. Although there is no actual damage, the protagonist's own defense is broken and the protagonist is useless. The system settings feel dispensable, and there is a feeling that they are set up just to flatter Tzeentch. Even if the protagonist gets the equipment by chance, it can be improved by other people's brains later due to the peer setting. It depends on whether the pits dug by the author can be filled later.

Fan fiction is meant to be fun, but you're not feeling any better.

What a great book. I enjoyed reading it. I praise the God of all opportunities.

The setting feels a bit sloppy. Belisarius Cawl has lived for 10,000 years for the sake of the big plan and has little relationship with human beings (both mentally and physically). Has the protagonist retained his humanity and survived for so long? Secondly, there is no motor oil man who cannot complete his work without transformation. Generally, as time goes by, the human body's organs will be slowly optimized and the brain will be strengthened in various ways. The one that retains the human form is just a shell.

Has the protagonist arrived in the world of immortality in Sun Zha's Parasitic Cultivation?