Warhammer: the Emperor's Adopted Son of Fengdu

After reading your book, I want to follow Horus in rebellion.

Are you an author from the Four Peddlers group? If your writing is not in line with Horus, it feels inappropriate.

After watching half of it, I felt like this empire might as well be over.

In the original book, the Emperor had insufficient power during the 30k period, so he could only accept the "destined ending" of half the original body rebelling and sitting on the Golden Throne. But now that the protagonist is here, after seeing the power of Fengdu and Magnus's severed thread of Tzeentch, he actually didn't express much? He should immediately greedily say, "Half of the Primarchs rebelled? Shit! All the Primarchs are my sons!", And then crazily borrow power from the future Black King to block the erosion of the Primarchs by the Four Hawkers, and let the protagonist use the power of Fengdu to free all the Primarchs from the fate of the Four Hawkers one by one! As for how to repay the Black King's debt, the emperor said why should I pay back what I borrowed based on my ability! At worst, if I become the Black King when the universe is about to end, it will be considered as the inevitable result of the birth of the Black King.

30K The emperor's psychic performance: compressing a star into a marble and giving it to Sanguinius as a gift. 40k Magnus's psychic performance: Battle on the Moon, casually tearing apart the moon's plates and throwing them out as a basic attack Then the 30k Magnus you wrote will only release psychic lightning? The performance of modifying physical constants to manipulate matter is not at all, not as good as the original red-skinned Ogryn!