Warhammer: Crafting the Human Emperor Banner, Is It Really So Hard to Become the Human Emperor?
战锤：炼人皇幡，当人皇很合理吧
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- Myriad Worlds
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Interesting. The protagonist fits this messed-up universe perfectly, unlike other books that feature a clueless, socially inept protagonist like Magnus or a sanctimonious, overly idealistic one who feels out of place in Warhammer. This book's protagonist is a perfect fit for the Warhammer universe: cold, rational, ruthless, and devoid of desire. That's what makes a protagonist interesting.
Good grass
I found gold in the poop when I was bored.
High Lord
The High Lords were not insects, at least not initially; they genuinely wanted to make the Empire better. Wealth? For someone in their position, wealth means nothing. A single error in the decimal places of their daily official duties is enough to affect the life or death of a planet. Power?
Author, since you're into cultivation novels now, why not get one of these? 😏
The author has been conscripted to Terra and is currently defending against Horus's attack with a flashlight. Oh, and by the way, his opponent is the Emperor's son who has been swayed by Slaanesh.
The concept is alright, but the combat power feels very confusing, fluctuating wildly. Earlier, it says the protagonist only cultivated a thousand souls in a thousand years to overpower the emperor's humanity, but later, 1000 souls are only enough for a puppet to move for an hour. So, the protagonist was just a nobody in the cultivation world before reaching the Qi Refining stage? How did he live for a thousand years? No wonder he doesn't know any other cultivation techniques.
It only mentions the existence of the Emperor and the Banner Emperor, completely omitting the characteristics of the transmigrator.
Why not get a set of three special armor pieces for demonic cultivators, since human lives are worthless at 40,000?
Why did the Emperor's Banner turn into a power bank?
After watching for a while, I wondered why the Human Emperor Banner had become a power bank. It absorbed souls and converted them all into energy. It absorbed millions of souls, but could only fire a laser to kill a bunch of minions and then clear them out. The number of brothers within the Human Emperor Banner was increasing by single digits.