In Warhammer, She Is the Witch Queen and the Phoenix Queen

The writing is not bad, it's quite attractive. Just pay attention to the plot and keep it from falling apart. It's much better than some of the same type of movies I've seen before. It's just that this one is a bit similar to the ones in "Cat".

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Aunt Mo's pretending to be dead is a way of helping the order camp. JPG

Good guy, will the protagonist Morathi turn into Slaanesh in the future? Or the four gods choose to ride a little black donkey?

Alas, I think back then, the starting point for transformation novels was the big brother, but now the starting point for transformation novels has become a cherished animal 😭

Medieval times have been saved since the protagonist took away Aunt Shemo

Let me explain a little bit, this is a small trick that can be called right now, because I think the Medieval Warhammer is already a very powerful trick if the strength of the order side camp is better preserved. The elves and lizardmen in prosperity are not strong enough to penetrate them at the end of the world. Then if the results of this book are better, I will appropriately strengthen the strength of the destruction side, because the setting is that the horned rat has already ascended to the gods, and the rat people can be reasonably strengthened. Nagash also has great potential, and the destruction side has become stronger, so I may also play some tricks on the protagonist's side, and the two sides will fight back and forth. But if the results are average, I may let the order side push. Of course, I will think carefully and will not finish it casually, but the length and excitement will be compromised.

Fans of Spicy Shredded Chicken have been searching for a long time and can barely find a meal replacement (sad)

Cathay's military book has finally come out, and the content is explosive. You can search for information online for detailed information. I will pick out a few key points to talk about it with you 🤭 1. Cathay was founded long before the first chaos invasion. Ever since the queen of the moon transformed into a dragon and came down from the white moon, she came to the Dragon Emperor and taught him the art of transformation. When the bipolar portal collapsed and the chaos invaded, Cathay had already had many big cities and dragon sons. 2. During the first chaos invasion, the Dragon Emperor alone suppressed the wind of magic in the East. The demons could not be "refreshed" directly on the ground like in the west, and could only fight from the outside in. The eldest sister, Shi Yan Mo, as the beloved daughter of the Dragon Emperor, was also the marshal of the army and led the Cathay army to fight in all directions. No one could defeat them, and they did not build the Changyuan at all 3. The eldest sister, Shi Yan Mo, was highly skilled in fighting. Conceited, he kept admonishing and led the army to attack the Chaos Demonic Realm, but was deceived by Chaos spells and regarded his army as demons. They killed each other and the army was defeated. The Emperor arrived at this time, rescued Shi Yan Mo and turned into a soul dragon and went to the underworld. This event had such a huge impact that she couldn't look back. The Queen of the Moon took action to delete everyone's memory of her eldest sister Shi Yan Mo... 4. The fact that his beloved daughter was murdered by Chaos design made the Dragon Emperor angry. He directly commanded the Dragon Sons to use all the power of Cathay to personally conquer the Chaos Demon Realm, intending to kill all the gods. , The elves also decided to start the "Maelstrom" ceremony. The Cathay Heavenly Army marched into the Chaos Demon Realm in large numbers, and the demon legions they touched collapsed. The four great demons were killed by the Dragon Sons one after another. The four Chaos Gods also withdrew most of their power back home because of the Dragon Emperor's unparalleled behavior in his hometown. After that, the "Maelstrom" of the elves was successfully built, and the first chaos invasion ended. 5. In later history, Cathay's first contact with civilized forces was actually Nehekhara, then the elves, and then the dwarves. Cathay and Nehekhara were closely related. They not only traded with each other, but also sent troops to each other. It was not until the rise of Nagash that Nehekhara exploded, and the Dragon Emperor was frightened, so he returned to his home to develop the inner circulation of Cathay. It was only at this time that Changyuan was built. 6. The news of Sigma's establishment of the human empire reached Cathay. The Dragon Emperor sent Miaoying to establish diplomatic relations out of love for humans. Miaoying initially thought that Sigma was a barbarian, but after meeting, he found that he was polite and the two had a great conversation. As a result, the two countries formed a friendly and close alliance, and exchanged information. There are many Cathayans living in the empire. It was also because of the blood alliance between the two parties in TOW that Miaoying came to support the old world.

I want to see Moraes get fucked hard

It's good, but there aren't many comments. If you feel tired of bringing in the male protagonist, you can take a look. It's much better than those things on some rankings that can poison people to death.

This title really confused me for a while

. . . What should I say, how about doing some Slaanesh plot that everyone wants to watch, and dressing up as Aunt Mo, it will definitely feel good first. Also, can we be less obsessed with gender? Doesn't the author have to substitute himself as the transgender protagonist? Well, if you write it well, it would be awkward for us, so why not just write about the Elf King or the Dragonborn of Cathay?

Recently, GW has released a lot of Cathay settings. The author can go to the bar to read the translation 🤭 ·Dragon Emperor Shen Yang did come here as a slut, but he clearly remembers the world that was not infected by the ancient saints ·Yuehou Guiyinshi Hammer is a shape-shifter who came from the moon after the arrival of the ancient saints. He is not native to the medieval world. Now I am doubtful whether he is a dragon. Thinking about it, the dragons seem to be hybrid dragons ... ps: Shugen Qing and Ryoma

The biggest difference is that the fertility of medieval Warhammer elves is actually very strong. They can reproduce faster than humans if they let go (of course they are still far behind greenskins and ratmen) The second is that they do not exclude the use of metals and firearms. In fact, the forging technology of medieval elves and The dwarves are quite similar, and the specialty Ysrama silver has the advantages of large output, high hardness, and strong toughness. The fact that they don't see them using firearms and steam engines is not because they don't want to use them or can't use them, but because the manufacturing methods of gunpowder and steam engines have always been top secrets in the Middle Ages, and the elves can't get them. The third is that magic ability is not universal. Among the medieval Warhammer elves, there are only a few people with magic talents, and the proportion of magicians is not higher than that of humans. The fourth one is caused by the combination of the first three. The medieval Warhammer elves have a strong will, are warlike and are good at close combat.

Why did the author initially set the idea that time travelers would be increasingly influenced by the original owner? I disliked this setting when I first saw it. It's normal and completely understandable for the time traveler's baby to change due to physical effects. Isn't that why I read Bianwen, but why did the author add the setting that the time traveler will get closer to the original owner? I initially thought that this setting was just to facilitate the protagonist's female descent and to prevent other time travelers from stealing the protagonist's limelight. I originally thought that after the protagonist's female descent was completed, this matter would not be mentioned again. But the content I have read recently tells me that the process of the time traveler getting closer to the original owner has not stopped. This can be said to have violated my taboo, and I am completely unable to take on the role of the protagonist! Of course, most of the readers who read this kind of article read it from the perspective of God. I am not directly acting as the protagonist, but in a state of semi-substitution, that is, I am a bystander when the protagonist makes a joke, and I will only act as the protagonist when the protagonist is engaged in career. But the problem is that the recent process of the protagonist getting closer to the original owner has affected the protagonist's career goal, which makes me feel great discomfort! For me, it is completely acceptable for my personality to change due to the influence of body hormones. It is also completely acceptable to change when encountering major changes. It is also acceptable to change because of other people's memories. I can also accept the protagonist falling in love with others. Otherwise, why would I read this kind of novel? However, I completely cannot accept that the protagonist falls in love with others under the overwhelming and completely involuntary influence of the original person. This is simply unacceptable to me! Why can't the author write that the protagonist just fell in love with the male protagonist? It has nothing to do with the influence of the original protagonist, but that he fell in love with him and loved him to death, so he insisted on saving him. I can completely accept this. But the problem is that when other time travelers suspected that the reason why she insisted on saving the male protagonist was that she was greatly influenced by the original owner, the protagonist did not deny it! And judging from the plot I've seen so far, the author is still cutting down the time traveler part of the protagonist, and making a holy fire to burn the protagonist's soul. Why is this? I can't understand the author at all. What is this obsession? Do you want to completely turn the protagonist into a local god? Can't you become a god by retaining your identity as a time traveler? ! Does the original work have this setting? All in all, in my opinion, a clear definition of self is extremely important for self-identity, and from what I have read recently, the protagonist is gradually losing his identity as a time traveler, and his definition of himself is becoming increasingly blurry, which makes it extremely uncomfortable for me to watch.

The Horned Rat can even bring the Ratmen back, so it's not too much for me to come back with a group of rescuers, right? It would be best to bring a few dark elves, a few people who have heard of Moras Malekith's sexual changes, to see the contrast between the current Moras and their timeline Moras.

First of all, the people this book will deal with are almost dead. It's hard to say whether Manfred will come out. Only Nagash and the Horned Rat are left. As long as the elves and gods are prevented, they won't bring a big one to this world. Currently, the three time travelers are based on my personal opinion The idea is Morath - the glorious kingdom (high elves super enhanced plus version) Dwarves - the eternal glory of the mountain kingdom (eliminating the threat of ratmen, and working with elves to fight orcs) lizard people - Jurassic Park (gradually recovering The God of Order who came) Cathayon-Walking with Dragons (Dragon Sons have not been reduced, the Dragon Emperor is studying the white marble toilet in the harem with his Queen of the Moon who does not know whether it is Tzeentch or part of Tzeentch) Brontonia-The Real Kingdom of Knights (Bililith That gzz did a good job and truly established a utopia, fast forward to Usoran leading his descendants to establish the Order of the Pale Paladin) Empire - a unified empire (the people of the empire have become representatives of fairness, rigor, and justice, and worship Morath and the gods of order)

This subject matter is awesome. . . .

I think some people question the author's behavior of Moras in these chapters. How about the author write more about Moras' crazy behavior in the original novel and show that Moras is now very restrained?

Immortal Grass, which was delayed by the title of the book, can be added to the book list if you like medieval warhammers.

No mole, some dwarf jokes

Transformation themes are rare in Qidian. The only ones that come to my mind are this one and a mysterious fan (and in both of them, she becomes a wife after transformation). Are there any others?

It really makes sense for Slaanesh to love hammer spirits. Bird food is perverted.

Will there be more extras in the future? To be honest, I mainly read this book for the protagonist's emotional line. I can only say that adventuring and fighting are not what the author is best at 🙂

It's okay in the early stage, but not good in the middle and late stages.

Is this the end? Okay, finish spreading flowers!

Dishara is no longer an elf princess, because if the elves are corrupted by Chaos, there will be no physical changes, and Dishara has obviously undergone physical changes, so the origin is now unknown.

A lot of gods who are as weak as chickens cannot remember at all

Medieval Warhammer, I feel like it doesn't deviate much from the setting, and the only ones that I can read are probably these two, the ones that travel to the dark elves and the ratmen. Do you have any recommendations for other medieval Warhammer novels? There are no eunuchs.