Warhammer 40K in a Box

Dear Comrade Author: Are you feeling well these days? The weather in Siberia has been bad and cold recently, with several rounds of snowstorms, and the scenery is wonderful. Please be sure to update about 200,000 words every day so that I can read more wonderful things. Otherwise, the potatoes that have not yet been harvested in Siberia will become your daily work content and basic meals. There are also beautiful Siberian scenery waiting for you to enjoy. I hope to see you soon, my dear comrade author. Josef Vissarionovich Stalin

From a strictly Warhammer fan perspective, this online novel is rigorously considered and has a solid theoretical foundation. I think it is well done. However, from the perspective of a commercial online novel, it is a complete failure. I personally think it is a high-end, low-end development. From a commercial point of view, the early style is relaxed, interesting and well-documented, and the realistic part is also a good embellishment, but what is written in the middle and later stages? The relaxation is gone. It is obviously through the "artifact" and "game". As a result, the more you play, the more bitter you become, the atmosphere becomes more and more bitter, and you change from a chess piece to a local. Logically speaking, Warhammer 40k is indeed bitter, but you are a commercial online novel. It is wrong to have such a big difference in style between the beginning and the middle and later stages (the expectations are wrong). In addition, there are also problems with the arrangement of the entire plot line of the Reign of the Dead. From the perspective of rationalizing combat power, it is logical to do it this way. However, commercial online novels (especially those that start with easy farming) are not war games, so they should arrange a more relaxed plot under the premise of rationalization (feature of this book: reasonable), instead of the plot rhythm constantly getting out of control. These are the rhythm control problems of commercial online novels. After entering V again, I feel more and more confused. The chapter itself is not long, and there are many explanation and setting parts that have appeared many times in the previous article (for example, the explanation of Primaris organs has been repeated too many times). Finally, I still want to say that some people may say that this is Hammer's hard-core fan fiction. The 40k itself is dark and incomplete. You can watch it or not. But I want to say that I spent money on subscribing, and the early style is so inconsistent with the later stage. Of course, I have the right to express the true opinions of consumers. In a sense, it's also a pity that I wrote really well in the early stage, but couldn't grasp it in the middle and later stages.

The only thing wrong with this book is that I found it when it was still a seedling.

It's a bit similar to Cat's Hammerman's Glory Queen ~ It depends on whether the author can write a different Warhammer

Is the author Tan in love recently? I have written so many female doctor plots

This book is a good book. The Warhammer part is very interesting, and the realistic part of history. The author fills some chapters with water and can be skipped. Overall review: A very good Warhammer 40K novel, worth reading

Why did the Primarch have to be released in a transsexual form?

I am Omar Guilliman Poe, the Primarch of the Thirteenth Legion Kimi, the master of the 500 Street Cat Feeding Machine. In the dark side behind the Kimi universe, in the Hayaku space, there are four slightly evil gods. They are: Dinosaur Kang, who represents breath and mutual love, and confuses Hakimi into cannibalism; Represents disease and decay, in Hakimi The big yeast that spreads cat plague, stomatitis, and Dingdong chickens; represents change and conspiracy, and is composed of the resentment of the birds that were killed. Dingdongqi uses the corvid brain to weave conspiracies; and the youngest, the evil god who was born because another group of Hakimi stepped on his back every day: the cute evil that represents desire and indulgence. These four little hatted maggots have been ready to attack since the beginning of the mutual love between the Round-headed Saint and the old God of Wealth, and today they have become a threat that cannot be ignored. They used lies and blessings to coax and bribe the people of the empire, making them think that the empire was the real hooded maggot. From then on, war became the only theme in this starry sky. #Warhammer Evil#

It can be appropriately mixed with some realistic plots. With the power, even if you don't eat beef, it won't be too bad.

Warhammer meme