Warhammer 40K Dreadnought Custodes

Do you know why Warhammer novels are so boring to write? Most of the people who read it are Yunzhui fans, and most of those who really like it won't read it. After all, the novel authors are all second or third creations. If you really read several editions of Warhammer books and official novels, you will find one thing, that is, the empire is always on the way to being defeated, and there is no end point of victory.

The writing is really mediocre, and the settings are forced to change if the technique is not good enough. In the first few chapters, I thought it was a plot about a fearless imperial army taking a few friends on an adventure, but it turned out to be the original body... What JB dream scene, you turned it too stiff

It has nothing to do with the subject matter. It's just that the author's writing is terrible. Just like in ancient science fiction works, everything has to be explained, but the author can't write a single key point. It's really boring.

What is this about? Is there any connection between Chapter 6 and the first 5 chapters?

I've read a few chapters and it's okay But there's always a sense of familiarity that seems right or wrong.

I looked at more than a dozen pictures, and the more I looked, the more confused I became. The protagonist is sometimes fearless, sometimes a Primarch, and sometimes an Alpha. It's a bit confusing. No, maybe I'm not suitable for it. I'm not destined for it.

Not very to your liking but I wish you success. It's too out of the ordinary, and some jokes that people in the book don't understand suddenly come out of the protagonist's mouth. We don't know why we don't want to lead the forbidden army to go out to do things. All the forces have to come together to form a legendary team-style style of Western Fantasy.

There are too many secondary settings, and most importantly, they are too outrageous and incoherent!

I don't understand it a bit. I knew the protagonist was Li Er at the beginning, but something ran behind him. One was from the Army, and the other was from the Astartes. After all this, I didn't know who Pigfoot was.

It's a bit confusing. Is the protagonist the Second Custodes or the Second Primarch? My current understanding is that the protagonist is the second primarch, who was physically destroyed by the subspace. Only his soul was rescued by the Emperor and stuffed into the soulless Custodes Dreadnought. The setting feels weird, a bit like the Legion of the Damned, where 007 is pulled up even after death.

Station B actually saw more than nine hours of promotional videos, and it was a monthly subscription. I came here specifically to read the original work, and I was convinced 😐