I Fear No Sage

You blasphemers, just wait until Jesus Christ covers your eyes with his hands, and see how you read a novel then! 😡

The demons in the trench crusades, well, they're all described as incredibly powerful, yet their battle records are inferior to those of the Ottomans.

Remember in The Spirit of Vengeance, Horus said that the suffering of all beings stems from breaking the precepts and indulging in unrestrained desires? To me, that's utter nonsense. Without killing, hatred will never end. Not killing, what difference does it make whether I am strong or weak? Do not kill, for all sentient beings are sins. Not killing is a dream, an illusion, an emptiness.

The fantastical adventures of Doctor Lister. Before reading, you'll need to understand the various settings of Warhammer 40K, the Trench Crusades, and European history (including anecdotal and fictional accounts). If you already have that knowledge, then open this book and enjoy a journey filled with fascinating stories.

If you ever stop updating, we're willing to pool our money to send you to the afterlife, so you can enjoy yourself!

The trenches are like Yege watching crickets fight and ants battle. We've already wiped out the world several times, one more time won't make a difference. It's better to send everyone to hell so Yege can't watch the show and his red-hot temper breaks down.

No wonder it's not very popular. The main character is just being witty, but even the casual viewers are rendered abstract by the protagonist, lacking any sense of world-building or atmosphere.

I can't wait to see how Christians react when they read this article.

This book is a real shame. The part about the Trench Crusades was really great for me. The Paradox Interactive player experience, the Shemitarian triads' hilarious jokes, and Warhammer's unique indirect loyalty created a wonderful chemical reaction that made me unable to put it down. However, I think it was a mistake to fully unfold the Warhammer storyline in less than 200 chapters.

Most of the writing is about Warhammer 40k, there seems to be almost no writing about Trench Crusade.