Warhammer 40,000: Dark Ages
战锤40K：黑暗年代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 612k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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284Chapters
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I don't know which side the protagonist is from, but the author is from Slaanesh's side anyway.
The writing is too loose
After Chapter 15, there is not much explanation of the motivation and purpose of the protagonist. It is too scattered and there is no attractive center. How to grow and where is the motivation for growth?
I can only say that it was strange to see it, and I couldn't feel what I wanted to write 🙂. It gave me the feeling that the author had thought it through in his heart, but it was incomplete when he wrote it. The remaining part was just completed in the author's mind, and the readers can't see it.
Ask a question. The title and synopsis do not reveal anything about the story. These are all backgrounds that everyone knows about Yun Zhui. Not to mention being able to lay out foreshadowing in the introduction like those excellent writers, it would be much better to even mention the identity or some characteristics of the protagonist in the title. Now is not the time when Warhammer had no visibility on the internet 10 years ago. The introduction should reflect the story you wrote so that people can know what the story is.
Qidian readers' Grand Astartesism is outrageous
Many people who haven't watched 40k carefully like to put themselves into the Astartes. I really don't understand. Originally, the Astartes were a reduced-cost mass-produced version of the super soldier. The ultimate answer to the original setting is that one is the Imperial Guard, the other is the Star God, and a pure-blood 2k gold human loves to substitute and toss in the second version of War Machine to impress myself. I can't understand it.
To be fair, it's pretty good among this year's hammer articles. I suggest everyone read it and don't let it go to your head.
There's too much foreshadowing... It looks so tiring. Hahaha
The author has too many personal items
It has reduced the glory of the Space Marines to nothing. It has too many private thoughts and is poisonous. Please withdraw.
Explain
The protagonist's attitude towards the Astartes refers to the Emperor's Custodes. Readers of Great Astartes doctrine should avoid it! Sorry for causing trouble to you.
What exactly is the protagonist? ? ? And the updated ones are so Buddhist! ! !