The Mechanical Emperor of Samsara Paradise

There are three genres of Warhammer Fire: Ordinary people struggle to survive in the difficult mode, and those who can basically complete the game can only do so with one hand. The second type of Emperor's Chosen style, the better one is the original body, the worse one is just a noble. At most, he can activate a psionic ability, and the four gods will cause a little chaos together. The three books of the Farming Governor, Guilliman's War of Destruction and the Traveler Legion Immortality are well written, but they are not as good as the former. In the end, there are only two books, one is the Gray Wind of Stars, and the black hole in one's own subspace becomes a spirit! In a Mortal God, the protagonist starts with a complete Star God, establishes the Talon Empire and revives the Star God, and the failure is even more outrageous. The rest of those who write 40k are basically either writing about collapse or on the way to writing about collapse. However, in other worlds, Astartes are quite popular. As long as there are no four gods of chaos, these super soldiers are still very outrageous. For example: playing Astartes in Resident Evil, playing Astartes in the main god space... After all, this kind of big man who is equivalent to the Hulk wearing Hulkbuster armor is really outrageous. Demi-god-level combat power is not just blown, but played.

I'm really speechless. It can be mechanized to hook up and develop in the back. The protagonist is going undercover alone. I really don't understand why there is a powerful boss who goes undercover on the opposite side. Is it because of a bad brain?

After dragging Shi, he just wore a warhammer skin, and Yun didn't understand.

The problem is so big that it makes people speechless. According to the setting of the original work, the items and materials made by one's own ability are all innately fair. There is no need to spend paradise coins for justice. According to your way of writing, the weapons made by one's own ability need to be fair again. So what is the difference between the protagonist and the indigenous people? Then all non-park official output of the park needs to be fair. Right, the blacksmith needs to be fair when making weapons, and Xiao Ge needs to be fair when refining potions. I'm really speechless. It's too harsh to suppress the protagonist. So far, the weapons made by the protagonist need to be fair again, and the materials used to use abilities also need to be fair again. It's a huge pit, and it goes against the original setting. You can't do this just to suppress the protagonist. It's disgusting.

The Star Gods are said to have existed since the birth of the universe. They were conceived in swirling gases and vast energies, and could therefore be said to be naturally occurring etheric beings. They have huge bodies scattered across the surface of stars, feeding on the star's energy. Later, they learned interstellar travel and continued their devouring of stars. All matter around them is too insignificant to attract their attention. Millions of years later, the race known as the Necrontyr discovered the existence of this star-eating creature. The Silent King managed to communicate with it and officially named it C'tan, which in the mythology of the Necrontyr means "Star God" or "Star Vampire". Finally, the Necrontyr constructed a physical body for the C'tan out of living metal, compressing the C'tan's energy form thousands of miles in size into a relatively small physical form. This process is described as "crossing the invisible bridge of stars." The C'tan used the Necrontyr's hatred of the Old Ones to launch a war in the heavens and attempted to devour organic matter, enjoying far more than the star energy they once devoured. They also indulge in the worship of other races and are revered as gods by the Necrontyr, who are completely slaves. Eventually, the C'tan tricked the Necrontyr into giving up their physical bodies and turning into living metal to become the Necron. During the war between the C'tan and the Necron forces against the Old Ones and their creation race, the Old Ones' harnessing of the energies of the Warp inadvertently caused the Enslaver Plague. The Silent King also realized his original mistake and led an uprising of the undead against the Star God. The arrogant C'tan did not realize the danger they faced, and by the time they did, it was too late. The Necrons shattered the C'tan with weapons focused on unimaginable energy in the universe, and the fragments of the C'tan became the tools of war later dispatched by the Necrons.

The author likes men, but the protagonist's ability is not well developed, so he goes to work as an undercover. If the protagonist's talent is combat-oriented, it is reasonable to say that a development-oriented protagonist does not develop well, but goes to work as an undercover. How can a leader of a force go to work as an undercover? The author really has no one, and the author is not even Yunhammer. Many settings are completely inconsistent with the world view of Warhammer. If the author is to write a novel to change some settings, it would be okay, but the author changed There are too many. Now the novel Warhammer written by the author is no longer even Warhammer. At most, there is a character with the same name in a world also called Warhammer. There are still a lot of logical confusions in the novel. An ordinary person who is more ordinary than ordinary can casually enter key areas of the empire. Moreover, it is the world view of Warhammer. The author does not understand Warhammer. Can he not write it randomly, change the name of the universe, or make up a random universe?

After reading the first few chapters carefully, the description is still okay. I also took a rough look later and it is not too bad. However, from chapter 12 onwards, maybe I am not mature enough to understand why one AI should be designed to be a little boy, and the other AIs are all designed to be male. I can't understand it, but I wish you all the best.

The Void Dragon has the ability to control machinery and dimensions. He is one of the most powerful Star Gods. Like other Star Gods, he was beaten to pieces by the Necron. One of the fragments still ran to the Earth more than ten centuries ago, and was defeated by the Emperor. This gave rise to the legend of St. George slaying the dragon.

Put on a 40K skin, what is it written on?

The author is not even Yunhammer, so why should he write about the background of Warhammer? If you must write, I recommend you go to station b to watch the video first to learn about the basic settings of Warhammer.

When I read the introduction, I thought it was a technology priest, but it turned out that it was a star god plus artificial intelligence. It was so clever that it offended both those who wanted to see Warhammer and those who wanted to see technology. Why don't you want to write brain wetware?

Otherwise, change the star god larvae into new god fragments

I can write if there is anything you want to see in anime or movies

Brothers, please talk, otherwise I'd think you're on a single player

Not at all as powerfulpower as the Star God!

After all, someone who doesn't specialize in writing about Warhammer doesn't know as much about Warhammer as Yun Zhui does.

The protagonist uses a USB flash drive to collect real-life information. Why not check out Warhammer 40K to learn about his own world?

It's already 40k, the emperor is sitting on the Golden Throne, and this machine is also a member of the Mechanicum, a technician apprentice, a sage, or something else. This enters the Palace of Terra, is it the Forge General of Mars?

The C'tan's greatest weakness is their inability to understand the Warp. It is speculated that they cannot survive in the Warp, and are particularly afraid of the magic and psionics that come from the Warp. They had devised plans to seal off the Warp forever, thus eliminating this greatest threat. It is speculated that the series of towers in Cadia were set up by them for this purpose. It is still unclear whether these towers have any effect on the Eye of Terror, but it seems that the two are unrelated - when the C'tan was imprisoned in the stasis cage, the Eye of Terror did not expand. There are also Necron facilities in the core area of ​​the planet Armageddon.

Where did the Star God come from in his infancy? He is an energy life in itself, and his body was created later.

Even if you set up a stall, you can make a lot of money. The resources for the protagonist to develop several skills and abilities are readily available. Not to mention that he has no resources. The weapons used by the dozens or millions of mechanical soldiers in the mission world are all green. Even if you buy 5,000 paradise coins each, you will have billions of paradise coins.

A Green Bull wrote seven or eight chapters, speechless, about a nuclear bomb solving the problem.

Protagonist, please kowtow to the emperor. Seeing how much you respect him, I believe he is willing to give you this opportunity.

40K There is no movement in this universe?

The best Warhammer novel: The Emperor's Angel of Death Who can argue?

I would like to ask what star god the protagonist is? What kind of law is it?

The artificial robot Xiaowen is still a boy and a child.

Basically, there is no way of writing like Samsara Paradise. There is no shadow of the paradise of reincarnation. I don't quite understand the way he writes. It's not very comfortable to read.

You may not be a human being, but you can't stop doing human things and raise a little boy and abandon him.

I hope the author will not contradict himself in what he wrote.