Warhammer: Crafting the Human Emperor Banner, Is It Really So Hard to Become the Human Emperor?

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It's a bit interesting. The protagonist is very suitable for this fucking universe. Instead of writing a stupid social novice like Magnus or simply a virgin bitch like other books, the protagonist enters Warhammer and is written out of place. The protagonist of this book is very suitable for the Warhammer universe. He is cold, rational, ruthless and desireless. Only this kind of protagonist is interesting.

I had nothing to do and found gold in my shit.

The high lords are really not insects, at least not at the beginning. They really want to make the empire better. Wealth? For people in their position, wealth has no meaning. A mistake of the last ten decimal places in the official business he handles every day is enough to affect the life and death of a planet. Power? In this position second only to the Emperor, he can issue an order to exterminate an entire sector and decide the life or death of trillions of people, and all he needs is one order. Immortality? They enjoy the best medical treatment in the empire. In their eyes, the biological alchemy of the Forbidden Army is information that can be viewed at will. In theory, the life-extending surgery and the medical team they have equipped can allow them to live for nearly a thousand years, but there are almost no high lords who have lived for more than 500 years. Enjoyment? The huge workload left him with almost no private time. If someone could make the high lords have one more hour of private time every month, then the high lords would not mind rewarding him with a district governor. The high lords mainly handle official business from the entire empire. Almost every high lord has several library official affairs waiting to be processed. Just after a table of official business has been processed, there will be a container full of it the next second. The official duties are sent to the office, and every banquet you attend is a rare time to relax. You don't have to face the mountains and seas of official duties. You only need to figure out how to deal with the insect in front of you decently who wants a good position from you. Even when you sleep every day, you have to face the whispers of the subspace evil gods. They are always paying attention to the soul of the high lord, and if you are a little bit lax, you may be corrupted. Every high lord is almost exhausted. Their thinking has been completely rigid, and they have no energy to think about how to change the current situation of the empire, because the workload that is enough to make ordinary people collapse has consumed all their energy. The High Lords have indeed reached the limit of what mortals can do. Their work should not be handled by mortals in the first place. However, their loyalty to the Emperor prevents them from letting go of the burden on their shoulders. In the end, they can only become a small drop of lubricant in the huge machine of the Empire, doing their best to maintain the operation of this machine.

Author, you are already practicing self-cultivation, why don't you make a complete set of this thing? 😏

The author was drafted to Terra and was holding a flashlight to resist Horus' attack. Oh, yes, opposite him was the Emperor's son who had surrendered to Slaanesh.

The creativity is okay, but the combat power feels very confusing. It will be high and low. It is said that the male protagonist has cultivated a thousand souls for thousands of years to beat the emperor's humanity. The latter 1,000 souls are only enough for the puppet to move for one hour. The male protagonist was a bastard who couldn't practice Qi in the world of immortality before. How did he live for a thousand years? No wonder he doesn't know any other methods of cultivating immortals.

It only describes the human emperor and the emperor, but does not describe the characteristics of the time traveler at all.

Why don't you get a three-piece set of muscles, bones and skin unique to magic cultivators? Anyway, 40K lives are the least valuable.

After watching it for a while, I wondered why the good Human Emperor Banner turned into a power bank. All the absorbed souls were converted into energy, absorbing millions of souls. In the end, it could only emit a laser to kill a bunch of soldiers and then emptied it. The number of brothers in the Human Emperor Banner actually increased by single digits.