Heavens: an Infinite Journey Starting from Warhammer

I dare not say that I am a master of Warhammer settings, and I also know that some of my settings do have loopholes, but at least I know better than "some people" (In addition to the cans and titanium kings above, there is also a team of Annihilators, one xv95, one xv86, and one unpainted xv88. The cans have a few hundred points, and the titanium has more than a thousand points)

The Necromorph's heels are really better than the Tyranids, but the divine seal cannot be touched by the Tyranids.

The biggest joy of this novel should be the contrast between creatures from different worlds colliding with each other. It should be the biggest explosive point of this novel. My biggest expectation is to lead the Tyranid Zerg to sweep across all the worlds, especially some worlds with all kinds of terrible monsters. Let's see if you are scary and I bring the Zerg scary, especially the Predator and the Alien Universe, let them see what kind of Zerg can devour the entire galaxy.

I read sixty chapters in one go. Overall, it was pretty good, except that the protagonist was very "assertive." Including refusing to kneel when others kneel, being slow to respond to the Emperor's icon, and directly "giving orders/making suggestions" to the Space Marines. His ecological niche is not like a "follower" or "recruit" at all. Those who don't know better think that he is the leader of the Primaris Space Marine team. Moreover, when teaming up with the three-person team that fights the tyrant, the three-person team actually handed over the right to detonate to the protagonist, a new recruit, which was really weird.

Is telekinesis such an inconvenient thing? Chen Ang smiled and swung the stone against the wall. The violent kinetic energy created a big hole in the wall. "The direct method is unfortunately too crude. Treating telekinesis as an energy source is simply ridiculous. This world has never lacked power energy. If it is used for control, let's take a look." Chen Ang smiled and raised a puddle of gasoline, which suddenly burned violently and exploded. Under invisible control, huge kinetic energy and heat energy blasted towards the Empire State Building. Visible to the naked eye, the spire is melting and breaking, and the top of the Empire State Building collapsed suddenly. However, under Chen Ang's control, it quietly turned into a pile of ruins. Unprecedented control appeared in front of the world. —Excerpted from "Fantasy World Travel"

In fact, what I am more concerned about is that the protagonist's body is not his own but that of other Astra Militarum, so this brings up a problem. If there is no female protagonist, it is fine, but if there is a female protagonist, when the male protagonist wrestles with the female protagonist, is it equivalent to being green? After all, the body is not the original product of the protagonist. Or is there any opportunity for the protagonist to restore his original body to factory settings later on? I'm looking forward to how the author writes 😏

I don't even think about Cloud Hammer, but when I go to Warhammer, it's not about space warriors developing psionic or star god abilities. I have no desire to watch it. I think the most exciting theme of Warhammer is the transformation surgery and psionic powers, as well as the thick armor and large-caliber explosive weapons.

As long as I read a book, there is no such thing as a prisoner, and this one is no different.

The author doesn't have any big problems with the plot, but he needs to practice the coolness of pretending. Otherwise, he may have good ideas and good stories, but it won't be fun to read. This is not good.

The author added a second hypothesis, for example, when you traveled through time, you were noticed by a transcendent person, and then stuffed a copy of your system (god prison-suppressing power). I have no other ideas, I just want to see if this thing can drain the subspace.

The author's grandiose writing is not good at all. We should look at what others have written about our Warhammer Journey.

I saw this book when I was clearing out the bookshelf today. I vaguely remember that I found this book by searching for articles related to Myriad Worlds. At that time, I seemed to have seen the latest chapter, which was about 40 chapters. At that time, I saw that the latest chapter was about Warhammer, so I kept it for now. After all, I came to read Myriad Worlds. When I was looking through the catalog today, I found that there are ten thousand worlds. I clicked on it and read a few chapters of Resident Evil. The first four chapters were all okay. In the fifth chapter, the protagonist takes one person and then goes off to fight zombies. I don't know what to say. Is the spaceship you brought a background board? Are all the countries on the earth a background board? Maybe I didn't read the middle chapter. The mission requires you to kill the zombies yourself in order to be useful. If that's the case, then it fits the title I wrote above I thought it would be a group when the Expedition Diversity started from Warhammer, but it turned out that the protagonist still fights alone, so I can only raise it again. I hope I can see some different scenery next time I watch it.

No wonder there are red spots on my eunuch's bookshelf. I didn't expect that it was you, the uncle, who was reincarnated. How long did it take for you to write again after being cut off? And the people are probably all gone, so maybe we should just open a new book.

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The golden finger of the protagonist gives the protagonist a little progress in improving his strength.

Keep updating, still waiting to see

Dream Maker Studio released 1/4 King Ada Statue

A weakened version of the first reward? Is this author capable of fighting? Can Shen Nong tell me?