Lu Mingfei Who Traveled to the Warhammer World

Isn't it that your family is too complex? Your mother is a battle nun, your father is from the Free Astra Militarum, you have a girl who likes raising green skins and praying in multiples of six, and the protagonist Lu Mingfei whose identity is unknown? It seems that your family has nothing to do with the Emperor's Loyalists. It just depends on who survives. Are there any relatives who are Rebel Astartes? Do you have any relatives who believe in chaos? , Or your sister has awakened the Chaos Psychic Power? Grow mushrooms and grow green skin. If the protagonist can also have spiritual connections with chickens, thieves and insects or interact with the undead, it will always feel like they are almost alive. The poet holds

The background setting is 50K after 40K. The empire still collapsed 😢. The Golden Throne was not found, but humanity did not collapse. The Primarchs were announced, and the information about the rebel Astartes Primarchs was announced. Introduction: I initially thought that Lu Mingfei was going to complete the real-life version of StarCraft[fn =33], but I feel that Lu Mingfei's description is weird. At present, it seems that it should be the fourth time of Long San's completion. The system is to change his decline, but it is very strange when combined with the background setting. In order to fit the background setting, Lu Mingfei is not Lu Mingfei. In fact, I think the author's original protagonist is very good Meaning, after all, Lu Mingfei is in Warhammer. If there is no change in the early stage, there will be bad words and complaints, but there is no reason to change the character directly. I feel that there are too many elements added. For example, the system urges Lu Mingfei to change when he loses the power of the dragon. The golden text mentioned earlier is suspected of being a substitute for Huang Pizi, which is complicated. The family environment: the mother of the battle nun, the father who led the free Astra Militarum after the split, who is suspected to have no blood relationship with the ancient saints, the sister who grows green skin by growing mushrooms, and the protagonist, Lu Mingfei, but has no dragon power and is not obsessed with his senior sister, and the identity of the person who directly accepted time travel is unknown? Later, I wrote that after I saw my sister growing mushrooms and growing green skin, I just planned to find a trash can and throw it away without any other treatment. In addition, I only asked my sister not to keep the mushroom patch at home like a pet, but did not eradicate it. When the little green skin saw the protagonist, he called him Brother Mao 😰, although the system prompted that he could make up his own character. But the protagonist hasn't been written yet, so I just shouted, the protagonist's family is really full of talents. The author's reply said that their family also has the rebel Astartes. I suspect that the army commanded by his father is even more heavyweight, and the rebels and heretics are united. If this is the case, is his father really a talent, surpassing Abaddon and Huron, and becoming the Star Warhammer version of Raynor? What about his mother? It depends on what ruthless work his mother has done. She can't be a chicken thief version of the Queen of Blades, right? Are you really running Warhammer to play StarCraft II?

Is this book out of date?🤔