People in Warhammer: from Battle Sisters to Living Saints

If you have nothing to do, put on some more bandages and become a nun of atonement!

The status of a battle nun has greater limitations than a canned food. This status basically says goodbye to farming.

I really don't know why so many protagonists always have inexplicable convert fanaticism. Guan Zhong in the Spring and Autumn Period once said that people with solid warehouses can understand etiquette, and people with enough food and clothing can understand honor and disgrace. I really don't understand why for the sake of the so-called survival of mankind, we can stand on the moral high ground and say that those who choose another way of life are betrayals? As long as the common people of the empire live well, why would they invest in titanium? If you invest in titanium, you will die. If you don't, you will die. Why can't you take a breath before you die? The average life span of the Astra Militarum seems to be only 15 hours, and ordinary people basically do not live to die of natural death. If you cannot betray the Empire for the sake of the survival of mankind, according to this statement, then the Agrarian Revolution was treason. Anyway, for the Empire, there is no difference between joining the Titanium and rebelling I really don't know how many mentally retarded people will like the Empire.

Hey hey hey the Emperor is above, Slaanesh is below 😏

It's a pity that the plot of the Battle Sister being corrupted by Slaanesh was not written.

The Tau allows the human world under its rule to maintain the state religion, but only requires that the part that hates aliens must be removed.

Whenever a Warhammer fan writes something bad about Titanium Lord, a group of dutiful sons will come out and cause trouble.

Another bad news came from the Warhammer Circle. The Emperor, the Lord of Mankind, had inhaled an excessive amount of subspace energy. His skin turned black and white like a subspace god. His head was pointed and his human shape was insecure. High-power energy was transported throughout his body, like a black ball. In order to protect Terra and protect humanity, the Emperor absorbed the subspace energy to the extreme in accordance with the concept of sucking it to death if it could not be sucked to death. Every cell fed with a large dose of energy was full and juicy, and the world around him appeared to be shattered and dimensions merged. Because he understands that if he doesn't suffer the suffering of subspace energy, he will suffer the suffering of broken dreams.

The heroine's book is written by a male channel?

You keep your mouth shut to prevent humans from being enslaved and oppressed by aliens, why don't you see loyalists taking action against those humans who oppress and enslave humans?

The more critical the moment, the more important it is to prevent zero accidents. Knowing that accidents may occur, you still covet other hopes? Is this the protagonist written by the author? The common problem of most authors is that they get themselves involved in their writing, or the author himself has religious beliefs. I thought that the author's protagonist would have much understanding after so many experiences. He wrote a lot of ideals, a lot of reasons, and a lot of religious understanding of Warhammer. In the end, he forgot the thinking logic of normal people? Normally, people with red ideas will never place their hopes on unexpected events. Giving hope to others only religion can do. Why is it necessary to use a hive? The protagonist will go to the garden for a decisive battle. See if her sister will be fooled. My sister didn't come, and she just happened to be waiting for reinforcements. This is a conspiracy. After the author wrote that the protagonist was about to be sacrificed, he sublimated the protagonist. Did he tacitly agree that the protagonist cannot be sacrificed?

Living saint? I forgot where I saw a saying that a Chaos believer calls the living saint the Corpse King Demon

Recalling the past, I can't stop crying. Titan battleships are flying all over the sky. Too many official duties are a bit annoying. Five hundred worlds are under my control. Horus has rebelled. Brothers are fighting on the front line. I have been singled out every time to lie aside. The war is raging. Brothers lie down. In the end, I desperately wanted to rush back to Terra. That day I returned to Terra with all my power, and then I realized that everything was a done deal, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you have worked so hard, all the hard work you have fought on, but all your achievements have been ruined, you have been waiting for me to support you for nine full hours~ Guilliman

Write more, I want to see people who persist in their faith after being tortured by Slaanesh, which can make up for the regrets of the plot. By the way, I would like to write less about the war plot. I want to see the emotional conflicts. After all, the identity of the Battle Sister is quite interesting and has a cold heroine style. It is best to have more noble suitors, planetary governors, tribunals, and nb-point Astartes. It seems impossible to forget about the Custodes, but I believe the author can write the emotional drama of the Custodes well! I want to see the Wife Chasing Crematorium! ❤️❤️❤️

Since the Imperial Truth promotes that humans are the most superior, most perfect, and purest species in natural form in the galaxy (and even the entire universe), they are therefore more capable of establishing an interstellar civilization than the Eldar and other alien species. Then, Space Marines and Primarchs should not appear and exist.

Without spiritual power, there is no fighting ability. I can only fight some rookies

I don't mean to teach you writing, I just think the book doesn't read like a novel. The descriptions in many places are too straightforward, just like reading a work summary or report. When the xx incident happened to xx people in xx place at xx time, it looked more like a major event of a certain unit at the end of the year, a yearbook, or a summary report of a work meeting than a novel.

I heard you all, love yourself well🙂

You have no brains and cheats, no civility and no military skills. You have a big head?

Where is the author Dai's girlfriend?

I just want to know if the protagonist's birth sister is completely dead, or if she wants to be rescued as mentioned above. If she still doesn't die after doing so many things, I can only say that this book is not suitable for me to read.

I don't know much about Warhammer related content. Can I watch it? Thank you.

I just woke up after watching it all night, and I think it's okay anyway. Change is good

Warhammer=Neon Genesis Evangelion It's all about the destruction of mankind and the creation of gods.

The hermit said that the Word Bearers who fell during that period actually followed the hermit's belief in the Colchis: they would never stop looking for weak people as sacrifices, and could never accept that they could be sacrificed (to be honest, according to the hermit, what the Word Bearers could not accept was that they themselves could be used as sacrifices by gods).

It looks good, but sometimes the sentences are very mysterious.

Hurry up and update it, it's not enough at all

I just discovered this book by the author yesterday and only read the 100th chapter 😭. I personally thought it was good before the blessing of the Lord of Darkness. However, after it was released, I felt very disconnected when reading it. I was too eager to upgrade my combat power. In fact, you can write a hundred or so chapters at the beginning and slowly upgrade your combat power. There is no need to compete with high combat power at the beginning. The beginning of the nun's daily life and the battle part gave me great expectations. But with the subsequent battle with my sister and the battle with the fallen primarch, the reading experience became uncomfortable. How to say it. I will continue to subscribe and support the author greatly, but I have to take my time and read it from the beginning. At the same time, I am also following two other Warhammer books that I think are great, Warhammer, In the Name of Nirvana and This Is Our Warhammer Journey. Let's get used to it. Come on, author 😃