Warhammer: the Iron Tsar of Kislev

Perturabo just needs to be spanked. Nothing about Metamorphosis, truth or family, friendship or love is as effective as two big slaps on the ears. He is a typical Hakimi who cannot enlighten his mind at all. He lives in his own world and can use his own logic to deconstruct anything you tell him. The most direct way is to slap him twice in the face and stun him. After that, there is no time for mental exhaustion. Pure and full.

First of all, there are problems with the folk customs on the planet Olympia. Perturabo helped the shepherds kill the giant beasts that hurt the shepherd's children. Then the shepherds cunningly used Perturabo to let him kill other giant beasts. From this, it can be seen that the folk customs here have a merchant-like cunning. This is one reason why Perturabo always felt that his adoptive father was taking advantage of him: the folk customs of Olympia are like this. At the same time, his adoptive father has feelings for Perturabo, but he himself has always asked Perturabo to build war machines (Olympia has been fighting), and the dialogue between them has always been sarcastic, because Perturabo always felt that his adoptive father was using him. After all, Perturabo wanted to build various civilian buildings to let the people live a better life, but his adoptive father only wanted Perturabo to build arms, so Perturabo The relationship with his adoptive father has always been full of resentment and regret The relationship between Perturabo and his adopted sister is indeed good, but the adopted sister is one of the few people who recognizes Perturabo and does not take advantage of him. It is more of a sympathy. The arrival of the emperor makes the adopted sister dispensable (more important recognition). When the adopted sister was assassinated, Perturabo still valued his adopted sister. By the way, Perturabo's real life was revealed. The palace was full of conspiracies and assassinations. It is difficult for Perturabo to get positive guidance The gaze of the Eye of Terror is also the cause of Perturabo's tragedy. The gaze of the Eye of Terror makes Perturabo have a heavy mental burden. In fact, it is not that he has never asked others for help. The Emperor had no chance to ask for help, so he found his senior sister, and then the senior sister's social Darwin attack said that you have to be strong (it's numb, it's better to find a pony or someone else, but it turned out like this) Summary As mentioned above, Perturabo is actually a very standard rebel primarch, that is, family misfortune (the conspiracy of the Olympian court) + chaos influence (the gaze of the Eye of Terror) + emperor's ignorance (a yellow man with no emotional intelligence). I can't understand those who say that Perturabo's family has a happy start, and I hope that their family is also "happy and happy". In the end, Perturabo might as well just go jungle like his senior sister, so that he won't have so many troubles.

The idea is very good, but I feel it lacks the unique flavor of Russian literature Russians are people with two ideological plots: self-destruction and compassion for salvation, and their behavior patterns are also different from Europeans.

To be honest, the author plans to write Perturabo in that direction. The family in the original Puff Boss is pretty good. It's just that Puff Boss screwed himself and made himself like this. Even if he landed in Russia, there wouldn't be much change. Then wouldn't he just go back to his old ways?

How can I put it? The limitations are a bit heavy, and Turab is still a original body no matter what! After understanding the local technology, you should use the nearby environment to achieve the most efficient "rule", development, and technological production. Instead of jumping directly to the steam engine! The most likely thing is that swords are being used locally, and Perturabo may directly use hydraulic forging hammers to carry out semi-mechanized production of swords. Or produce the "luxury accessories" at that time for sale! After directly completing primitive accumulation, simple infrastructure construction, simple education for nearby people, and small-scale industrialization were carried out. After industrialization, it is the simplest matter of "developing technology" and using the production capacity advantages brought by industrialization. Depending on the situation, whether to unify first or defeat the local market and then unify. Integrated development and production are being carried out to gradually complete the unification of the planet.

The author is Poeta Dada, the artist at Station B. She is currently updating the eldest lady's journey to the Star Militarum. If you are interested, you can check it out.

In addition, the Soviet Union's powerful technology and political commissars must be added.

In the era before Stalin, steel was just a piece of cake.

I'm convinced. I've read another Warhammer novel. Tell me a line about Warhammer. Can you abuse the Three-Body Problem at will? You don't even want to know the settings of the Three-Body Problem? The Three-Body Universe has dimension settings. The Three-Body Universe has ten to four dimensions, so the so-called problems of Warhammer can be easily rectified. From the perspective of the Three-Body civilization, the Warhammer galaxy is an experimental field for river system civilization. A dimension-enhancing experimental field is only half of the success. The spiritual level has reached the fourth dimension, but the reality has not been successful. The pursuit of the Ming Zeroers is to restore the universe to the tenth dimension. No matter how fancy your war hammer is, it is also the story of the Milky Way. You say this and that before and after time. You can only pass the three-body and four-dimensions. You are not qualified to compete. Those cosmic civilizations that have been promoted to success, let alone the Zeroers. If they are really so awesome, what if there is a river system-level dimensionality reduction attack? We must know that the civilization of the Trisolaran universe can transform a ten-dimensional universe into three dimensions. Is Warhammer capable of dealing with such a huge mass war? Moreover, one of the settings of Warhammer is that the subspace next to stars is very dangerous. For any normal civilization, as long as it reaches the river system level, there is no limit to the matter and energy that does not rub black holes casually. Moreover, the official Warhammer novel really has no brains. To be honest, does he really not know how far the distance between river systems is? He came to the Milky Way for a bit of so-called biomass. Damn, he really didn't know how big the distance was. Walking such a long distance would have wasted more biomass than swallowing the entire Milky Way, let alone just swallowing biomass. Holy shit, that's amazing data. Without the unification of the four fundamental forces, where would the migration of the river system come from? And what is a normal civilization if the four basic forces unify the subspace?

This person has gone from being an Olympian bastard, a philosophical naysayer, to being a bastard. Next step, aren't you the czar leading the red revolution?😁

I want to see normal Perturabo and the Iron Warriors fully utilized in their abilities. The Legion is not afraid of death, is good at precision calculations, and is good at technology. While advocating the torrent of steel, it can accurately attack the enemy. It is a master of offensive and defensive positions and focuses on rationality and efficiency. When a livable planet is laid down, it can be quickly managed. This kind of governance focuses on administrative planning, practicality and universality. It can quickly build a planetary defense line like a nail to firmly guard the key star areas while quickly detonating troops for counterattack.

Indeed, there is no despair in Russian literature. The British shit smell of Warhammer is there.

Perturabo is the king of the mountain, and his boss and opponents will immediately become clearer as soon as they run out of ideas.

He worked as a priest in the early days, but later became a bandit and robbed banks because of his misfortune. He followed Lenin (Emperor's Vest, Chaos). Lenin was assassinated and planned to take over. He fought with Bukharin and Trotsky (referring to the fight for the position of war commander, no). After Kirov was assassinated, he misbehaved again and launched the Great Purge (Eleven Massacre). In the end, the Patriotic War (resisting the invasion of Chaos) became the real steel.

Can the primarchs stop saying "hehehe" to each other during conversations? Once or twice is enough. Sometimes a chapter appears several times and all that comes to mind is hehehehe. It really affects the reading experience (~_~💧)

Man, the main character hasn't appeared in many chapters. It's almost going to be a group portrait. Why are you writing around Macragge? I'm just skipping reading now. If you don't let the main character show his face, I will stop reading sooner or later 😵

So far, Perturabo has been portrayed quite well. Perturabo's character, ruling ideology and view of war have been described. After all, the most important thing about Warhammer is war.

I feel that the overall flavor is lacking. Basically, the writing is part of it, and the setting is also part of it. The origin story of the Primarch, lost black technology is an important part, such as the Nucerian high-tech slave hunting team and the Butcher's Nail, or the biochemical monsters of the sorcerer overlords that Mortarion once encountered. In this book, there can be wing cavalry riding mechanical war horses and exoskeletons, Ross heavy steps in power armor, etc... If the original body is really thrown into an ordinary feudal world with no difficulty, and unified by flintlock guns, it will indeed not look very interesting, and it will not reflect the power of the original body.

Now the battle cry of the Fourth Legion is going to be Ula.

Here are some suggestions 1. Don't be like Alpha. No matter how strong or weak he is, he is the Emperor's dog 2. Be loyal to humanity, but not to the Empire, let alone to the Emperor 3. Don't surrender to Chaos, it's okay to maintain a neutral attitude like an arms dealer, it's okay to do it purely for profit

The protagonist, a native, is not interesting and keeps abusing the protagonist.

After reading more than thirty chapters, the dialogue between the protagonist and others is really too formulaic.

What a great number!

Why is there no table of contents in Chapter 460?

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Who is the great rebel in this book?

The setting is very good, the characters of SDL and Perturabo are contrasting, but the reshaping of Perturabo's character is not well described, the transition is as bland as water, and the plot is very poor.

Are there any Easter games and a new season?

I haven't read it in a long time. I can't keep up. I don't even have the title.