Warhammer: Infinite Deduction, Being Targeted by the Inner Ring at the Beginning

Chapter 4 is going to be unbearable. The gene seed implanted by the Astartes itself has its own inherited memory. Do the new recruits need an explanation? In other words, if the recruit is not awesome, then he is just an ordinary Astartes.

The original body of the Iron Warriors, the ruffian boss Perturabo, is particularly good at mathematical probability calculations. So, the protagonist is born to be the captain of the Iron Warriors.

The Sister of Silence in the latest chapter actually speaks. The character refers to the tithe, author. I am a setting that everyone knows about Yunzhui.

There are so many strong men and women in Warhammer. One sentence and the emperor's hair is enough, but the protagonist's hair is average. Some of them were saved by the Imperial Army using golden psychic energy, which shows that they have been paid attention to by the Emperor. In the book, the Imperial NPCs also engage in various plots and plots, which is very un-Warhammer. In addition, there is a power struggle in the inner circle of DA. The three major talkers can't even save anyone. The leader of the chapter is threatened by an arrogant inquisitor. The inquisitor threatens the protagonist to lead the team to attack the ribs. Killing an inquisitor in Warhammer DA is really nothing. This cloud is endless.

The inner circle appears in Chapter 4, is this a direct inner circle? If the inner ring could speak out so easily, it would no longer be the inner ring. And now you are just a recruit who has just undergone surgery. You and those around you have no contact with the inner ring knights at all. If the inner ring feels there is a problem, there is no inquiry process, and you will only be dealt with "secretly". Does the author really think that there is a house-keeping organization in the inner circle?

1. The author is very cool 2. Describes the Space Marines like PDF 3. The writing is wordy and redundant

The setting is not rigorous, the writing is average, and I chose the most difficult DA to write. I guess it's just for fun of simple enthusiasts.

I'm shocked. Isn't this the basic ability of a Space Marine?

As the title states, if you want to eat this bowl of rice, you should learn to respect the IP itself so as not to make people uncomfortable.

It feels like I used AI tools or went to some places to get some relevant introduction materials, and then started to use templates for writing other types of novels.

The golden finger of the protagonist is infinite deduction. I feel that I am not worthy of this name. Can what happens after a few seconds of deduction be called infinite? There is still a percentage of the event happening. That is not called deduction, it is called reasoning. Therefore, the protagonist's ability cannot only be called reasoning calculation. Infinite deduction means that the time scale is infinite. Deduction is to directly obtain results rather than theories. The protagonist's ability can only be used as reasoning, not infinite, so it can only be used in combat. Infinite deduction means that the results (skills/proficiency/technology, etc.) Can be obtained directly in infinite time.

After reading it for a while, I found it to be a very trashy and obviously re-skinned urban idol article. A low-end city inquisitor threatened Azimiao, and then arrogantly brought a can to examine the DA of an unofficial inner-circle personnel who was personally assigned to shed blood in the Death Watch on trumped-up charges. Overall, it is an urban idol article written just because of the recent popularity of Warhammer. It is rubbish. Urban articles are not like urban articles, and Warhammer is not like Warhammer.

After all, you don't just randomly pick out a powerful leader. The charm of this book lies in how an individual integrates into the environment. If your settings frequently make mistakes, at least the hammer guy will hammer you to the point where you can't live in peace.

This ability, isn't this the chosen iron hand?

The Death Watch is specifically responsible for dealing with aliens, not Chaos. The author is not strict about this.

Although I understand that Warhammer is a dark story but I saw some conspiracy behind the top-secret transaction in this paragraph. I wanted to wait until the entire chapter was finished before reading it. But I felt something was wrong... So I read some exciting fighting scenes in some chapters early... The ending of Team 9 is really unacceptable! So I'm sorry. I will give you a monthly pass before leaving~

What is the inner ring? Can you guys explain it to me when you have time?

Brothers, what is the inner ring? I am Yunzui