The Beginning of the World Is a Locust Plague, and the Fate of Warhammer Emperor

Your destiny is perfect. . . It is better to refer to the Chaos Eight-pointed Star in Warhammer, so as not to make it too dramatic and get criticized.

Book review: Food and Grass/Food and Grass-/Poisonous Weed A bit... Abstract book, the writing is a bit awkward and ignorant, and what's the use of not understanding the destiny of the emperor? I don't know why, but I haven't seen any well-written and readable books that are related to Warhammer and 2D, other games, and themes, including but not limited to the Imperial Fist Unlimited Stream and various weird Warhammer 2D novels on 🍅; maybe Warhammer is not suitable for integrating other themes Summary: If you are a Bentie player + ☁️Hammer, this book can only be said to be readable. The follow-up depends on how the author handles it, generally

. . . What is the meaning of the destiny of the emperor?

As the title says, In my initial setting, the protagonist's fateful journey would gradually unlock some abilities of psykers, such as telekinesis, telepathy, and so on. But when I saw that everyone suggested that the Emperor of Destruction should "corrode and destroy due north", I felt that it should be done this way. When the protagonist embarks on his destiny, he will gradually explore the subspace, and then start his deeds, gradually becoming the King of Destruction. Do you have any ideas about the emperor's deeds? Walker level, Commander level, Star God level... (Setting in the book: Traces are the traces left by walking on the road of destiny, and each node can be given certain abilities)

My impression is (after reading more than a dozen chapters), if you are a novice, it is recommended to choose a single IP for creation. The two you chose have certain conflicts in their settings. Compromising with each other will avoid some readers. The second thing is that it is set too high, and the target is the Star God... Which may be considered poisonous (after all, it is not written well). Of course the author said, "After all, not everyone can become a Star God." This understanding is already very strong. The writing is indeed quite novice, but it is certainly not the worst among newbies. You can use this book to practice, but don't expect results. After all, Star Iron + Warhammer, this combination is not popular.

Not bad, come on 😁

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