Warhammer: the Golden Legacy

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Let me just say this 😁 The first thing the Human Federation did when they met the Human Empire was to find a way to eliminate the Human Empire. Do you know the uncanny valley effect? Yes, it's the uncanny valley effect. From a player's perspective, maybe as long as they are human in belief and have human ancestors, they are one family. We can accept it and fight for the emperor across the computer screen, but the humans of the Federation really can't stand it. A group of people who go crazy from time to time, like to suck people's brains when they have nothing to do, have all kinds of genetic aberrations, spiritual abilities, and religious brains are claiming to be human beings, and they are madly suppressing other factions of human beings. This is like no one else. Just think about it, if you run into history and meet someone like Qin Hui, you will go crazy. What if you meet a group of Qin Hui? And it is a group of Qin Hui who will cooperate with each other to squeeze the people. What is this called? When humanoid stars shine

You are really chosen by God. I can't watch Warhammer fandom at all when you are away. I can't watch the global live broadcast of Warhammer with your voice at all😰😰

The first one is about fighting in the early stage, but it is only a semi-independent force. The second one is completely subordinate to the empire. Isn't this supposed to be on the opposite side of the empire? It is simply about liberating the oppressed world under the empire.

The fact that you can ask these questions means that you have read what I wrote and understand the settings, but not much. First of all, question zero: Did I make up Li Sun in Mortal Gods? No, this is a character from the supplementary rules of Warhammer Running Group. "Rogue trader: lure of the flatse" Then the first question: This setting comes from "crusaders of dorn" (untranslated), page 73, the conversation between Jurisian, Ceonulf, and Helbrecht. You can use beanbao to translate this part, because I used beanbao to translate it. Starting from page 62, there are various settings about dimensions, which are worth reading. Second question: The settings related to the secret words in this book are taken from "Death Skull". There is a translation, so I won't point to the page directly. And I didn't make up the exhaustive secret words. I can make up the morphemes using pen and paper in the official article, but I can't use artificial intelligence to exhaustively search for fan fiction? The third question: This is from Mortal Death. Copy and search for Malcador's confession in the chapter I wrote in the real universe and you can directly read the translated text. Fourth question: Do you want to say whether the golden age is a very clear term for dividing an era? No. It is an adjective. But the golden age clearly appeared in official settings. Pictures 1 and 2 were found by me from the existing information on hand. When I saw "The Golden Age was used to describe the Great Crusade", I was very confused, because I knew very well that when I entered the trap, I had seen the Golden Age being used to describe the Age of Technology. Picture 1 is the original text of the Chronicles of Horus: "With the accelerated pace of scientific and technological progress, mankind has entered an enlightened golden age." Picture 2 is the Warhammer 40k - 8th Edition that I chewed when I entered the 8th edition. The screenshot is on page 40. [Shortly afterwards, humanity began to explore, develop, and breed the Human Navigator gene, a controlled mutation that allowed human pilots to make longer subspace jumps than previously thought possible. Originally controlled by an industrial and trading cartel, the Navigators became an independent force in their own right by the 19th to 20th millennium AD (M19 to M20). During this time, the human population surged and settled in countless star systems. It was a golden age of scientific achievement, when technology seemed to have the answer to every question. Thinking machines assist civilian and military production, allowing a large amount of work to be completed quickly. The perfection of the Standardized Template Construction (STC) system sparked a colonization boom that reached the far reaches of the galaxy. This was the pinnacle of technological development and knowledge sharing, as even the most remote colonies had access to the entirety of human invention.

For example, a Naruto fanfic only writes a few things about the Ninja Continent in the first 300,000 words, but based on the character of the Western knight in the theatrical version of "The Underground Ruins of Fantasy", a remote Western island country is created, and the Ninja Village system and chakra system of the Ninja Continent are created. They are all different. Let the protagonist come from here, and then spend a lot of ink to describe the various settings of this island country. The villain in the early stage is also from this island country, but he has something to do with Otsutsuki... You can say that he has problems. He is still an original extension based on the content of the original work, but it is very boring to read.

We must learn from the previous book's lessons and don't use plug-ins only at a later stage.

In the days when God's Chosen is not around, Brother can only live in the starting point war gang 😭

Dear, the full text of your book has been made into an audiobook on B. Is this authorized? 😰I feel like this is no longer a tweet. No one came to read it at all, and he also made a profit.

There is absolutely no problem with the author's writing style, but now he is encountering a bottleneck. Many fan authors will encounter this problem, such as the one who writes JOJO fan fiction. The key is whether you can find your own direction. Come on, author, take good care of you.

Does this novel fight against an empire? The Warhammer novels in Qidian are basically all for the Empire. I don't know what's so good about that super big shithole that collects all the negative things in the world? Can we be more pro-foreign and equal? Wouldn't it be good to have a multiracial federation?

The author can try this book to revive a war group that is about to perish.

Closing the pen? ? ? ? Why don't you go open a book and read them all?

After experiencing the humans and star gods of the old era, it's time for me to guess the race of the protagonist, which is my favorite time. Alternatives: Golden people, stone people, modified people (referring to the middle value between ordinary people and golden people), secondary gods, subspace creatures, humanoid chimeras (somewhat other things), non-human creatures

Can't the author use the power of subspace to upload all the chapters that will be released next year today?

I'm wondering why so many people write about the Primarch, the Golden Descendants and the Stars, but no one writes about the Thunder Space Marines. In terms of starting point, the Thunder Space Marines are the original Space Marine template. The genetic blueprint comes from the Emperor and Erda, the mother of the Primarch. He is the true biological son. With the Emperor and Erda as his parents, this foundation is not even worse than the Primarch. The starting talent They are natural psykers (not the kind of subspace link, but those who are born with psychic powers like Erda and the Emperor) and immortals. Their actual combat power is stronger than the Imperial Army. They were originally the bodyguards of Erda, the mother of the original body. It is not difficult to dig up some gold and black technology 🤭

What's the trick for the protagonist? Originally it was a spiritual power, and originally it was a star god. This time, it was something like that of flying Horus, right?

Loyal readers will return the Chosen God to his rightful place on the throne of codewords.

I just finished watching Mortal Gods and there is new food, oh!

Author, you describe the unjust spirit race very well. The two books you wrote before were both written from a macro perspective, both of which were big scenes. I found that in this book, you wanted to approach the topic from a micro personal perspective. This time, you seem to want to write a story about a protagonist and a ship adventuring in the universe.       ，，，，，

Which of the author's two previous books is better?

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Let's change the content. It will be very tiring to keep writing about Warhammer.

I just saw his new book before this, and he finished it and started a new one before I even had time to read it.

bro👍

{"NickName":"Ushoupifu","UserId":418801005} Can the extra story of Mortal God write a first-person story about ordinary people and ordinary soldiers on the front line in the defense battle of the Tyrone Sector? I've rewarded you with 520 points, please.

You read it well, why don't you write about it now?

I thought of it after watching 9 and 3

I really hope that the author will write a time-travel Warhammer novel with missions to unlock technology.

Author, will you write a novel in the medieval Warhammer genre next? I look forward to the author writing a novel in the medieval Warhammer dwarf genre.