In Warhammer, I Am Medieval Sanguinius

People on the Internet have only seen some hardcore videos and then think they can do it. I have never seen death in person, or even seen a human corpse. Videos and pictures are just that, odorless and focused on a small area of ​​the screen. Just like watching a video of a predator hunting, you only find it interesting but not at all intimidating. Only when you get up close and personal (without guardrails) can you feel the real terror.

Is the Middle Ages more anthropomorphic than 40K?

Can you update it 100 times a day? Don't let the smelly foreigners brought in by Rick think that our Sylvanian master can't read books.

The important things are mentioned three times, and you can read it yourself as you go. Anyway, it's a bit too much to not mention it in the introduction.

The first part is quite interesting, but the later part becomes more and more stereotyped Any kind of rat or wild monster can be written with love and justice As soon as there is a war, the protagonist starts to reread, ah, war, ah, civilians, ah, so many people died, ah, how many families were broken War is also becoming more and more lazy, either directly settling the matter afterwards, or cutting the camera like mad.

There are many disputes in the Bretonnia volume of this book, but they are actually minor. The biggest problem is that the author really started writing group portraits, and the main perspective of the work is no longer on the heroine. To be honest, I have been reading online articles for more than ten years, and none of the online article authors who started doing group portraits are good at writing. Author, I spent real money chasing updates, please think about how you write in the future. The title of this book is Archangel. The previous writing is very good, but lately it's really hard to do group portraits.

From the beginning to now, I found that many dangerous situations are caused by the kindness of the protagonist. Because kindness requires participation, because kindness requires taking risks, I was beaten to the point of death in the end. Even if the vampire has strong recovery ability and can be wasted, I think the reward in the end is not worthy of the price. Of course, for the protagonist, saving a few more people will make money, without asking for anything. I feel I can accept this kind of plot once or twice, but more times make me feel that the protagonist's suffering is all caused by her kindness. The most important thing is that now that I see it, I don't think I have any good points, or that I can say that I don't have any good points that are worthy of the hardships I have to eat. I feel like I have been harmed by this kindness. Especially when Vlad reminded the protagonist of the purpose of this trip, the paragraph "But she is Avina" made me really feel that the protagonist did not seem to have any growth and did not know how to make choices. Looking at this crisis from a God's perspective, it is true that there is no choice but to just help, but it is difficult to say when you are involved. The protagonist is dominated by his own kindness from beginning to end. There is nothing wrong with that, but this is Warhammer. Although I only play games and don't know much about the plot, Shanfeng's kindness can't save the world. Saving the world should be the main plot. From my current point of view, the protagonist cannot be saved. No matter how much she cheats, her growth ability and kindness are destined to be impossible to save. Even if she can be saved, it is only because she is the protagonist. (It's my judgment based on the current development of the plot, and it does not represent the future) To summarize, the current kindness of the protagonist suddenly made me feel a little uncomfortable (it's not that I hate kindness and like the selfish type, otherwise I would have been satisfied at the beginning). I will read a few more chapters next, hoping to make some changes. After all, I haven't seen many good books about medieval warhammer.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. Although the Middle Ages is much worse than the normal different world, it is too gentle compared to 40k. 1. If you are a human civilian, you need to work 24 hours a day in 40k, eat corpse starch, and drink nuclear sewage (thanks to the Mechanicus, which lacks great virtues, they believe that nuclear radiation is the blessing of the Ohm Messiah, so almost all the water sources in the empire have become nuclear sewage, and those in Fukushima are lolita compared with those here) In the Middle Ages, even if you signed a lottery and went to Breton to be a farmer, you could at least drink clean water. 2. If you have the ability, ambition or cheats, you can try to become the Lord of the Eight Winds in ET in the Middle Ages. When you get to the New World AOS, you can become one of the Eight Domain Lords who can challenge the Four Gods. In 40k, unless your plug-in is reincarnated into Neos, you will be fooled. 3. What if I stop being a human being? Of the 40k aliens, in fact, only one titanium can live relatively comfortably, and they are all called aliens, and they are inseparable from human beings.

I don't care much about the gender of the protagonist, but I am suffering from the Warhammer Plague. The specific manifestation of this virus is that I feel inadequate and anxious about the protagonist's height, muscles, and strength.

The blood doesn't care where it came from, and the skull doesn't care where it came from. Opening eyes triggers blood thirst, closing eyes triggers black rage!