Warhammer: I, the Heretic Sage of the Mechanicus

Not to mention that the protagonist suddenly completely trusts the system, how come he is not afraid of genetic modification even if he is afraid of ordinary mechanical modification? This is still Tyron's gene.

It's okay so far, but there is a sense of immortality in the novel. The author may have a little knowledge of Warhammer. He has some knowledge, but it is not thorough enough. After all, how could the one-eyed man recognize it as a Tyranids? He may be a mutant human on the planet.

The protagonist of this novel should be similar to Chen Hang's writing style. From a small force to a dominant force, and then to all creatures as experimental subjects, all living beings suffer, genetic and mechanical ascension. Only a cruel ecological environment can promote the growth of civilization. Give time and space to the weak. When you leave the planet, it means that you are ready for the test. The dark forest, for For those who have stepped out of the universe and developed top bosses like the super god series, they are facing the test of a god-level civilization. The latitude has returned to zero, and all living beings are suffering. Only detachment can free them. It can also be similar to my use of scientific thinking to cultivate immortality. The prehistoric civilization in it, the things left behind to hold the place, the dead river, the dream world, the ruins, and something similar to a certain intelligent system.

Exoskeleton power armor, plasma pistols and melt weapons, whether they are biotechnology or mechanical technology, they are very powerful and destructive without modifying the body. The author's lack of understanding of technology is obviously trying to suppress the protagonist's strength. It feels like the protagonist is playing a flying knife while being a mechanical trainer! I came to see Technobattle, not to see Xiao Li flying knives! ! !