For the Glorious Empire, Pledge Your Loyalty

When I read it, there were more than 200 chapters in total, but I couldn't stand it anymore after reaching more than 40 chapters. If there is no golden finger in the label, just look at it for fun. Others are afraid that the protagonist's aura is too obvious. The author is afraid that others will not be able to see it. The specific effect of the aura is: Slaanesh-level biological temptation: you can make a bug say two human words specifically for you. You are better than Slaanesh. With just one sentence, Taijun was willing to hand over the design drawings of the floating transport ship. He would give it to you if you asked for it. Not to mention the fact that the machine soul will be delighted. In addition, female creatures must be interesting to the protagonist when they appear in three stages, and male creatures are treated directly as females when they appear. To be honest, you are better than the Great Demon of Slaanesh, and the birdman of Sanguinius is just having fun. The real charm depends on the protagonist. Then there is Tzeentch's intuition, which everyone thinks is a prophecy: anyway, it is an intuition when faced with uncertainty, and the general process is (the protagonist wants to stay in a safe place--halfway through, he has an intuition--run away) Or counterattack - sighing that my intuition is really awesome or I just want to survive), especially the part about the bug in Chapter 40, which perfectly dodges all the skills of a mantis with stealth. Your cheating is even more outrageous than that of a mantis. In addition, there are some small tricks, I will briefly list them, including but not limited to: all female characters have absolutely blond hair (Krieg, you are really hungry if you have blond hair), all members have a dehumanized thinking (really all members, the inquisitor comes and they all have to be like that), super physical physique, comes with a range of moral bonuses, and his subordinates can use skills when needed. . . . . Waiting for a bunch of effects (too much typing and half forgotten) The key is that the sense of aura gets stronger as you go on. With the protagonist's physical physique and cowardly character, it feels like the protagonist can't live for more than a second without the aura. In addition, military honors are given to you. You can give them as long as you want, but be careful when giving them. A green skin is covered with a melt bomb disguised as a warBOSS head. If you don't feel it with your hands, it is a bomb, but you feel it with your butt. It was still a greenskin battle. It was said to be a large scale. When the Astartes came, big greenskins appeared. As a result, a wolf cub killed all the greenskins on the surface in the whole process. (By the way, the only big greenskin who appeared in the whole process was killed with one shot because of the protagonist's aura. In order to highlight this big greenskin, The awesome thing about this guy is that he went to Catachan to study. He was educated, could read, and had a Catachan sword, and then he was shot instantly, just like a black tiger Afu) The protagonist was bombarded by bugs on the road. As a result, he got off the road and passed a sand dune that was the bugs' artillery position. The only tyrant who was protecting him was directly hit and killed by a car. In addition, I don't want to talk about the big and small bugs. They are just things that don't matter at first glance, but are full of bugs upon closer inspection. (For example, the empire's timely supplies 😜) In addition, when I typed this line, I remembered that there were other things I wanted to complain about, but because there were too many points, I forgot about them, so I skipped them.

Warhammer 40k no cheat code🥵

Can the author really trust the outline and other things, and then write after he has a good idea? How many books have you written this year? I took a look at it, started a new book, took another look at The Hundred Thousand Word Eunuch, and then started reading The Eunuch again. . .

Personally, I think it's pretty good. There's something about the Virgin in the post below, but I haven't seen any scenes of the Virgin that make people speechless. I can't stand the kind of article that destroys the heaven and the earth and destroys all living beings. I think people are only human beings who are a little stupid. After all, there are so many injustices in the world. Blood leads to thunder. Stupid is a little stupid 🤭🤭🤭🤭

It seems that this was written by Yun Zhui. He didn't even know what plot would be happening at what time. He mixed things from the 30k era with things from the 40k era.

Ah? No one with a golden finger would dare to wear a war hammer easily. Without a golden finger... Do you want to do sit-ups? The safety line on Warhammer's side is equivalent to the medium-level divine power on DND's side (approximately equal to the peak of Marvel's single universe). This is just a safety line.

In the high-pressure and high-mortality environment of 40k, whether it is to relieve stress or encourage fertility, the protagonist shouldn't be so chaste, right?

The first thing to do when going to Warhammer is to sacrifice the Warhammer World planet to summon the big guys outside the Warhammer World world, muddy the water and run away. Let's make this shithole even more chaotic🤓

The protagonist wants to be a peddler in Macragge, but coincidentally, Guilliman also wants to be a farmer.

The hammer taste is very good! A mortal (thinks he) becomes the green-skinned boss; The head of the Che Tyran tyrant (twice!); Dating with Sister S's prince, the Death Guard, the Letlings, the Krieg commissar, the Rogue Trader... Some people may ask: Why are there no Eldar girls? Because the author is slow to update😃