Warhammer 40K: Forge-Steel Brothers

To be honest, the more I watch, the more I feel that Perturabo is indeed inferior to Dorne, and is lagging behind in all aspects. Even if Terra is given to Perturabo, he will not be able to hold it. He kept saying that others were taking advantage of him, which was just an excuse for him to give up halfway and asked to take on the important responsibilities. But when he couldn't do it, he said that others were taking advantage of him, completely forgetting that he asked for the important responsibilities himself, and then ran away halfway. He said that his adoptive father was using him, but he not only gave up his son as his successor, but also stopped his daughter from taking care of him as his mother, sister, and lover. In the end, Perturabo even drew blood from his home planet to rebel He said that the Emperor was using him, but it turned out that the Emperor told him from the beginning that the future would be very difficult and that you would have a hard time, and he accepted it himself. When it was over, he couldn't stand it anymore, so he didn't say anything, but asked for more dirty work, and then held a grudge against other people. It is said that Horus used him, but the rebellion turned out to be of his own volition. He wanted revenge, as if he was not using others. Let alone the rebel faction, they could not defeat Terra without him. The great rebellion was only possible with the help of the four gods. With him or without him, it would not make much difference. Perturabo has always said that he is steel, but the fact is that he has proven time and time again that he cannot bear heavy responsibilities. He says that others are taking advantage of him, but no one who is really good to him has a good ending.

The Empire is not a thing, Chaos is just a Tuosi. It is okay to fight against the Empire and develop independently, but it is not even as good as a Tuosi to help Chaos fight against the Empire.

This book is story-driven, and I have no problem with the choice of conflict points. The question is whether you are a native Space Marine or a renegade. If he doesn't die, isn't he just cannon fodder? If you play operations, can you still play Ultramarines?? The natives don't have a sense of belonging. How can they face the opponent's champion if they don't hang up?

The author's writing is good, but some readers have read too many articles, including the beginning of the original body, the reincarnation of the yellow-skinned mouse, and the reincarnation of the star god. If you encounter someone who is a bit normal, you can't stand it, so don't worry about them, just filter out the ones who read interesting articles.

Is there anything wrong with the pig's trotters? From the introduction, he is a native. If the aboriginal has not yet died, how can he hang out in the cesspit of Warhammer? Many things written are far-fetched.

I'm getting married, and I hope everyone is happy.

Why are you alive without Chaos Resistance in Warhammer? Without Primarch-level strength, how can you change the galaxy? You can't just be a troublemaker, right?

I just love this one, I can play with it myself

I read eight chapters and couldn't find any sense of empathy at all. He was said to be a slave who was not the leader of the Primarch Legion, but he seemed to be righteous, but then he turned around and treated ordinary people as slaves, killing hundreds of people without any reason. What is the meaning of this story? Is this something that modern people can like with their values?!

As long as you keep updating, this book will be successful.