Warhammer 40K: I Am the Tide
战锤40K：我即是浪潮
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Doesn't Warhammer have any novels where everyone gets wiped out? Humans to kill, Eldar to kill, Orks to kill, and Chaos to kill, I'll just keep killing, killing, killing!
The changes to the three races are good, but once the Xenomorphs are exposed, it's impossible to survive in the Imperium. Even the Emperor's endorsement is useless, since the Emperor can't act or possess people constantly, and many living saints have been burned at the stake. There are too many delusional Highlords, Inquisitors, Archbishops, Archsages, and Chapter Masters.
The first chapter killed me with poison and turned the weasel into a girl. Author, how repressed were you?
The protagonist will have to work on his own from now on; it's impossible for him to join the empire. The protagonist doesn't believe in the emperor, and the state religion opposes him. The protagonist deploys a battlecruiser, and the Star Language Court and the Navigation Family oppose him. The Mechanicus will definitely oppose the male protagonist.
Do we need to fight with a cunning strategist to determine our place in the imperial ecosystem?
I just checked, is there any mention of Zerg co-evolution? You mean, the one that mutates in response, and it seems like if it works, the entire Zerg team can mutate directly? I haven't seen much about this feature in Zerg lore.
Psychic
Although they're both called psionic, the psionic powers in StarCraft and Warhammer shouldn't be the same thing, right? If the protagonist uses StarCraft's psionic powers, they shouldn't be affected by the warp, right?
I don't want to see weasels, and I especially don't want the main character to have any connection with weasels.
Currently, the most suitable biomass for the Zerg swarm is still the Imperials. The Tyranids and Orks are too powerful. We need to build a fleet as soon as possible, go to the Dark Side's star-filled regions to feast on resources, and then research the Swarm Virus to infect more Golden Corners, Chapter Masters, and Primarchs as high-end combatants.
Curious about a question
I've read the first three chapters so far. The protagonist has already killed the Genestealers. Considering the era of the Tyranid invasion, a direct confrontation with the Tyranids seems like an unavoidable plot point for the author. This raises a question: how can the Starzans defeat the Tyranids?