Warhammer Fantasy: I'm Really Not a Chaos Hound!

Good news, good news! You've traveled through time! Good news, the four gods bestow blessings upon you. Good news! The god of courage grants you strength, the god of life grants you longevity, the god of hope grants you wisdom, and the god of art grants you charm. Good news, now all we need to do is defeat the minions under the Dark Lord's throne. The bad news is that Krieg also sent two legions.

How did the protagonist's abilities even catch the eye of the Four Gods? Even Archaon had to fight countless battles to gain their approval. Furthermore, he was already incredibly powerful before receiving their blessings; he only received them after becoming exceptionally strong. Without Khorne's blessing, the protagonist's power would be inferior to even an ordinary person.

Miaoying is actually very knowledgeable about "formalities." In the official novel, Yulong identified the transformed spirit in Miaoying by these formalities. At that time, the transformed spirit had perfectly prepared the entire tea ceremony (and was inwardly complaining that it was too complicated (you are a transformed spirit)).

Seeing this, I suddenly realized that the protagonist is just following the same path as Lord Li Wei 😁, offering his useful body to his female boss! Even the massage techniques are exactly the same! 🤭

The protagonist seems to be living the story of a fallen blood dragon.

I got all this money thanks to SeSe, but after ordering everything, I found out the content was so explicit. My money!

It should be said that this is a pretty good fanfiction. Its biggest advantage is its smooth writing style, which makes it feel similar to classic D&D novels. As for the plot, it's worth discussing. The initial caravan storyline was the most criticized, with many accusing it of lacking a main storyline.

To be honest, the writing is quite good, but the constant small battles and large-scale clashes are exhausting to watch. Lately, I haven't even had the motivation to watch the Kislev battle. After each battle, there's no significant positive feedback or clear strengthening of the protagonist, which is a bit disheartening. Like at the beginning, after each battle, adding a little romance or some other method to lighten the mood would be much better. The pacing is much better.

Why does it just keep fighting, from a lowly soldier to a gatekeeper, without any respite? Firefighters are constantly on the move, and the fighting strength relies entirely on K and S's overpowered abilities. The plot involving Biao Long is also strange; it's supposed to be cautious, yet he's immediately given command of troops and the protagonist is given "healing" abilities; it's supposed to be carefree, yet he's constantly testing the waters.

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