I Summon the Fourth Chaos God in Warhammer

Author, can you swear that the eunuch will be reincarnated in the next life for 40k to be the boss?

I want an ID, his name is, The Emperor's Hook is cold and hot.

If you can sit on the toilet for Old Man Huang, he will recognize you as his father

Ever been an emperor? You just write randomly and take it for granted. Come, this golden throne is for you, as the emperor writes for a few days.

The first book had a lot of poison, and the combat plot was unpleasant. How did this book suddenly feel like enlightenment? From the rough setting in the first chapter, the plot rhythm has been so good now? If I can maintain the rhythm of starting from the political commissar to the emperor's son, I will pursue the investment.

In recent times, the focus of updated content has no longer been on the players. A large amount of text has been spent on a few original entities and important original characters. Except for the leader's blog post, other passerby players have basically become stereotyped. The general plot is that the players show their disregard for life and fill in the lines enthusiastically, and then the indigenous leaders are shocked and moved. The homogeneity is serious and very artificial. It feels like it was written forcibly just to write these plots, without in-depth shaping and exploration. The players' ingenuity and exploration of the game system mechanism stopped at the home star war in the early stage, and they have been resting on their laurels and continuing to use the previous content.

The author, I just want to know when this bug will end after writing more than a hundred chapters. I am almost tired of aesthetics. If I still fight bugs later, I can only read the book first.

I think this book is actually very well written, with detailed descriptions of various environments, tactical arrangements, and player demeanor development. It can be seen that the author is very good at writing short stories and can capture the sense of the picture. But this book is still immature in the long run. I feel that this book has no outline. Basically, one idea comes out one after another, and it can write 300,000 words in one go. Then the connection between the plot and the plot is only through constant wars. There is almost no development of the forces and the protagonist (God Bit), and the protagonist's variable factors in the Warhammer world. And the hooks that appeared in the previous article, such as the Astartes Chapter, other multidimensional worlds, and the intervention of official forces in the Earth world, have basically not been recycled. From this point of view, it is a great pity.

From the moment I left the initial planet, I felt like it was a bit confusing and not pretty.

The creation ignores the shady influence of the Tyranid psionic energy, has no obvious traces of psionic energy, and the raw materials used in manufacturing are closer to information rather than emotions and souls. These are more like the characteristics of the Star God.