Warhammer 40K: I Am the Tide

Doesn't Warhammer have a kill-everything novel? Humans are going to be killed, Eldar are going to be killed, greenskins are going to be killed, and Chaos is going to be killed, I'm going to kill, kill, kill.

The changes to the three tribes are good, but as long as the aliens are exposed, they will not survive in the empire, and the emperor's endorsement is useless. After all, the emperor cannot move and cannot be possessed at all times, and many living saints have been burned to death. There are too many crazy high lords, inquisitors, archbishops, great sages, and chapter masters. The demons of the navy and army are not even ranked. It would be best to fight against the Tyranids and then open a separate base to make the Zerg ostensibly independent. After exposing the human race, they still need to prepare for war. If there is news about the STC, the Mechanicus will definitely come to seize it. The more I think about it, the more I feel that the protagonist is too small compared to the size of the empire and exposed too early.

In the first chapter, I was poisoned to death and turned Huangpizi into a girl. How depressing are you, the author?

The protagonist can only do it by himself in the future, and cannot join the empire The protagonist does not believe in the emperor, and the state religion is against you The protagonist takes out the battle cruiser, and the Astrology and Navigation Family are against you The Mechanicus is definitely against the male protagonist The male protagonist has a bunch of aliens, and the Inquisition is against you There are so many families with these irreconcilable contradictions, can the male protagonist survive in the empire? I'm afraid even the emperor can't protect you.

Do you need to fight with the chicken thieves to determine your position in the empire's ecological chain?

I just watched it. Is there any co-evolution of the Zerg? It is a function that can directly mutate all of them if one mutates in response to it. I see that few insect swarm articles write about this function.

Although they are both called psychic powers, the psychic powers of StarCraft and the psychic powers of Warhammer should not be the same thing. If the protagonist uses the psychic powers of StarCraft, he should not be affected by the subspace.

I don't want to see Huang Pizi, let alone what is the connection between the protagonist and Huang Pizi?

At present, the most suitable biomass for the Zerg swarm is the Imperial people. Tyranids and greenskins are too powerful in combat. We need to build a fleet as soon as possible and go to the dark side star area to eat and eat. Then we develop the swarm virus and infect golden corns, chapter leaders, and primarchs as high-end combat forces.

I have read the first three pictures so far. The protagonist has killed the gene stealers. Considering the era of Tyranids invasion, encountering the Tyranids head-on should be a plot that the author cannot avoid. Then I have a question: How can the interstellar insects defeat the Tyranids? I mean, if the Tyranids are determined to kill the protagonist and send high-level units such as Hive Tyrants or even Norn Apostles on the battlefield, do interstellar insects have high-end combat capabilities that can compete with them? And it is still unclear whether the so-called Hive Mind is a powerful spiritual creature that exists in the physical universe like the Emperor or a subspace entity. But what is certain is that its actions will not be as restricted and difficult as the Four Vendors and the Emperor. If it took action in person, would the protagonist survive? There is no real Queen of Blades (Xel'Naga) here, so I think unless the emperor really empowers the protagonist, I think there is no chance of winning. This is a lack of high-end combat power.