Warhammer 40K: Divine Retribution Across the Star Sea

From the moment I learned about the Warhammer lore, I felt that this was how it should be done: kill off all the emotional beings, make human pilots into a second-rate skeletal crew, and solve the problem directly. As for the warp, we just didn't kill enough. Then, just finish off the sandstorm.

I've read several Warhammer novels, but they were all abandoned. Author, please promise me that if I am castrated or become a eunuch, I will be forcibly conscripted by the weasel spirits.

So far, it seems alright. Compared to that other book, they've already built StarCraft battleships, so what's there to fear from an empire? A hundred years is more than enough for StarCraft's technological map to complete the entire galaxy.

To deal with a cesspool like Warhammer, you need drastic measures. 👊👊👊

You are from the Earth Federation, and you're glad that your brother, the Human Federation, is finally willing to put aside hatred and work together for development. But why does the Dyson sphere he's been repairing recently have so much dark matter?

Have you ever been to 40k? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

The protagonist you wrote is far more terrifying than the Chaos God; you are the true chaos. 🙂

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Keep up the good work, author! This book is really good; it gave me that same feeling I had when I first read a fantasy world travel novel. I really enjoy stories with protagonists of this type; I've been looking for this kind of book but haven't been able to find many!

Haha, I've always felt that the future the Four Gods envision for humanity is never a bottom line. Warp beings are emotional beings, meaning that humanity as a whole must exist no matter what, even if it's a future as livestock. As long as the race survives, there is hope. On the contrary, if the Zerg or similar creatures were to completely win, they might carry out a complete genocide.