My Survival Diary in Warhammer 40K

He kept justifying himself, as if he was watching a rant. Inexplicable explanations keep popping up! In such a desperate world of 40k, when I saw the latest chapter, the protagonist immediately wanted not to live well or become stronger, but to complain like he was in an amusement park! The character is a person in his 40s. His behavior, thoughts and tone of voice are not mature at all, just like a high school student.

After seeing the latest chapter of my date, if the protagonist doesn't use all his strength, he will directly beat the titanium to death. In that case, there is no need to read this book. The opponent has become shameless and can only fight back with weapons and orbital bombing.

Chapter 173, but there are only 8 posts (+1, 9 posts) A little scared

It's useless to say that one person is invincible in Warhammer. There is one such person. Look at the Emperor sitting on the throne. . . . . .

The results may be much better if switched to third-person perspective

There is also an identical copy on another platform, by the same author, and it is still a pirated copy.

It's tied, come on, author! This is the most detailed 40k fanfic I've ever seen that describes daily life, and it's also a novel in which a pitiful (M3) oil man is the protagonist. Parliaments and resolutions, large and small, balance the interests of all parties. In addition to being a government affairs cow, there are many places in it that are also very interesting. Putting aside various secondary characters, most of the protagonists and secondary characters who appear frequently have their own behavioral logic, which is good. (However, no matter how many times I watch it, I still feel that the style of the E-SIM plug-in is much different from that of 40k, hahaha, even if I think the origin is more reasonable later. Is this thing really made by people in the 20k era? Six million-year-old subspace veterans are afraid, maybe there is a big secret.) Write slowly, I hope you won't be fooled haha

It's quite long-winded. If you're slow, you'll enjoy it, but if you're quick, it'll be torturous.

To be honest, the protagonist is too passive, at least up to the chapters I read. It was not a good idea to write like this at the starting point.

Don't you proofread before posting? There are always duplicates, which affects the experience too much.

It's a pity that I didn't pay. I'm afraid that the update will be discontinued.

This is Tomato's book. How did the author come to the starting point?