Warhammer: the Empire of Man Is Also a Fallen Empire

The cloned original body is just a relatively powerful physical body, and it is basically impossible to be as powerful as the original body. The original body is the original body because their essence is the sub-space sub-god, and the essence is the core. Why do some clones have the memory character of the original body? That is because the original body has fallen or been broken. The clone has attracted some fragments of the sub-god's essence. If all the essence is gathered, it will be reborn on the clone.

The clone of Fulgrim was sold to the Figure King by Fabius because this clone not only had the memory of the original Fulgrim, but also said that the original Fulgrim was not perfect enough and therefore fell. Therefore, Fabius decisively transferred him to the Figure King.

You don't want a female protagonist, so why do you describe so many female characteristics? Even if you want to describe it, you should describe the characteristics of the Eldar's clothes, the weapons in their hands, the aura around them, including hair and body. You don't accept the heroine, why do you write so much?

Author, I want to give you a suggestion. Can you write less popular science or descriptions of the characters' appearance later? Most of the readers who read the book are Hammer fans or Yunzhui like me. They have a certain understanding of Warhammer. You can popularize science, but there is no need to carry out such detailed science popularization, especially the part about the personal explanation of the original body. Apart from filling up the word count, what is the use of what you wrote? There is also the description of the character's appearance. What's the use of describing a supporting actress' appearance in such detail? This is a Warhammer fanfic, and you're not here to watch romance.

It's better not to call the protagonist by this name

What I want to see is Fulgen, not Zhou Yan, who slipped away

What is your imperial truth, an empty phrase?

The new Fulgen article has been collected. Author, you must write it down✋😭🤚

Nth Fogg, let's see when the eunuch

Every time I see the protagonist not wanting to admit that he is Fogg but trying to replace his identity, I feel... Weird. Also, apart from their hair, what else about Eldar is good-looking? Their whole bodies are made of high-strength muscles without any trace of fat. If you don't learn to sword, you'll just play with guns every day. The character list is already called Zhou Yan Fulgrim. You still don't admit it, so you just use the name Zhou Yan every day, but still use Fulgrim. You can say that you are a fragment of Fulgrim, but you suddenly changed to this name. Isn't it too weird?

After reading it halfway through, I also flipped through the table of contents. I feel like the protagonist has been in trouble. When can he fix it? Have your own legion and base? I will add it to the bookshelf first

New Phoenix text. I hope this can be written down😊😊

After raising it for so long, it has changed so much.

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Can you please stop writing about Da'er? It's very strange that you are a time traveler.

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It's a good idea, but unfortunately this trend is still very bad. From my personal point of view, coupled with the books I have read in recent years, as a reader, I believe that time-travel novels are still popular now, but in a different direction. In the past, they would all travel to well-known characters in certain popular novels, wearing very little. Nowadays, there are quite a few soul-transporting characters with fewer well-known characters, and they are all transported into an ordinary character, and the number of costumes is gradually increasing, and it is more popular now, where the original character is transported to the present day and then back again. Personally, I feel that this phenomenon is because readers are no longer easy to fool, and the reading needs of most readers have increased, so that directly transporting popular characters at the beginning requires strong writing skills to match the characters themselves, and mistakes in behavior will be discussed, and it is easy to become a clown. However, time traveling to ordinary characters will leave some room for growth and some room for tolerance, which will lower the expectations of some readers and can slowly improve, but it is also a test of rhythm control. It is very clever to bring a character from the original work to modern times and then back again. He will naturally attract some readers, and as long as it does not violate the original setting too much, but if your writing is strong enough and the character has more modern experience, then it doesn't matter. It's okay to go crazy. As for Warhammer, I personally think it is relatively difficult to write. Firstly, the setting of GW may gradually change. Secondly, there is a certain need for control of writing power and rhythm. Warhammer can have anything. It can have my destiny and I can't help it, or I can care about the people and contribute to the world, or I can have a whole world. To open a harem, you can even find an alien, or even a demon, or an extreme pervert, but the prerequisite is that you have writing power. If the writing power is enough, the hammer flavor will naturally be there, and with the help of the messy writers of the original Warhammer, among them are the perverts I call, who will have high requirements for the writing power of the article.

Fulgen

Update quickly.

Does the protagonist have a "subspace essence"? The subspace essence of the original body is unique... Because the subspace essence is the original body of the original body. If the protagonist does not have the subspace essence, then there is no need to read this book. If so, is it the same as the original "Fulgrim"? If it's the same, then the deadbeat becomes the clown. If it's different, then the protagonist is a brand-new original body named Fulgrim. Fulgrim is just the name. If this is the case, the protagonist doesn't have to bear those bad things.

The most interesting and attractive thing about Warhammer is precisely the kind of loyalty that goes beyond friendship and family ties. It is mainly reflected in the charm of the Emperor and the Primarch. The modified Astartes have a special connection with the Primarch, so those Astartes who rebel against their own Primarch are remarkable. The core of Warhammer is this kind of heroic epic, which is still loyal to the original civilization and race of mankind even if it conflicts with the essence of its own soul. The core of the original body's Meijin is that even if the troops are like mud, the original title will be the first to rush into the battle formation and lead the troops, instead of abandoning the troops and turning around and running away If there is no Meijin, then the original body will be an ordinary military commander. Even if he has the essence of subspace and awesome power, he is just a powerful military commander. That article is a hegemony article with a Warhammer background, not a Warhammer article.