In Warhammer, I Am Medieval Sanguinius

People online have probably only watched a few graphic videos and think they're knowledgeable. They've never actually witnessed death, or even seen a human corpse. Videos and pictures are just that—nothing, no sense of dread, only a small part of the screen. It's like watching a video of a predator hunting—it's entertaining but doesn't instill any real sense of fear. Only when you actually experience it up close (without barriers) can you feel the true terror.

Is the medieval version more anthropomorphic than 40K?

I'll say it three times because it's important. If you can bear to read it, then read it yourself. Anyway, it's a bit much that the synopsis didn't mention it.

Can you please update 100 times a day? Don't let Rick's stinky outsider think we Sylvanians look down on books.

The beginning was somewhat interesting, but it became increasingly formulaic as it went on. Even rats and monsters can be portrayed as kind and righteous. Whenever war breaks out, the protagonist starts repeating his studies. Ah, war, ah, civilians, ah, so many people have died, ah, so many families have been broken. War-related content is becoming increasingly lazy; either they settle accounts afterward, or they frantically cut scenes like they're editing a MAD video.

There's a lot of controversy surrounding the Bretonnia volume of this book, but those are secondary. The biggest problem is that the author has really started writing ensemble pieces, and the main perspective is no longer on the female protagonist. To be honest, in my over ten years of reading online novels, not a single author who's started focusing on ensemble plots has done a good job.

From the beginning to now, I've noticed that many dangerous situations stem from the protagonist's kindness. Because of her kindness, she participates; because of her kindness, she takes risks, ultimately getting beaten to near death. Even though vampires have strong regenerative abilities and can afford to be reckless, I feel the rewards don't justify the price.

To sum it up, while medieval times are far inferior to normal isekai, they are still incredibly gentle compared to 40k. 1. If you are a human civilian, you would need to work 24 hours a day in 40k, eat corpse starch, and drink nuclear wastewater (thanks to the utterly immoral Mechanicus, who believe that nuclear radiation is a blessing from the Om Messiah, so almost all of the Empire's water…

I don't really care about the protagonist's gender, but he suffers from the Warhammer Plague, which manifests as feelings of inadequacy and anxiety regarding his height and muscle strength.

Blood doesn't ask where it comes from, and skulls don't ask where they come from. Opening your eyes triggers Blood Thirst, closing your eyes triggers Dark Rage!