Great Ming: Warhammer 1626

Hundreds of officials above the court grew blue feathers and beaks. The blood-red army marched in the black water of the white mountains. The refugees who fell in the muddy water silently recited the sevenfold curse. The dark prince of Europe in the distance was watching silently. With the earth-shaking waaagh, the cold wave and the green skins went south together.

Just like the discussion forum said, it's a copy of Skyfall's Warhammer novel. If you want to read Warhammer, you can leave now. I can just find a Skyfall Warhammer novel instead of this one. I saw the author explaining in another post that he wanted to explain to the ancients what a warhammer was. WDF!? Do you want to take a look at your writing first, bro?

Isn't the author supposed to understand Warhammer? I read two chapters, and it's just a forced attempt to fit the genre, right? With Warhammer's world-building, do they even have normal human genes? Even bananas are more human-like than Warhammer humans. Imagine a primitive, feudal, ordinary Earth world with nothing; if Warhammer humans came, they'd all die.

Brother, aren't you putting the cart before the horse? We came here for Warhammer fighting! What's the difference between your writing and other late Ming Dynasty novels? You're still focusing on power struggles. Do you know why so many people in the comments section say bad things about you? Everyone's here because of the Warhammer name.

The idea is good, but it feels a bit much that someone who is already considered an imperial messenger would fawn over the emperor and Wei Zhongxian like that. And would a time traveler kneel down so easily?

This is getting a bit messed up. Isn't what you've written up to this point just a live stream showing Genshin Impact to your ancestors? They're tired of Genshin Impact, so they're switching to Warhammer, right? What exactly are you trying to write at chapter 65?

Hong Chengchou, a top-notch test-taker who had been misled by the cunning and treacherous, was brutally forced into the Jade Gate Pass.

With your cheat codes already at this level, why don't you dare to overthrow the Ming Dynasty, unify the earth, and prepare for a great expedition?

The author shouldn't pay attention to those negative comments; this book is genuinely good! It has sound values, is concise and to the point, and is very easy to read! I especially dislike those who start criticizing after reading only a few chapters; many good books have been ruined by these kinds of people. Keep up the good work, author! There are no flaws, everything is reasonable, the plot is engaging, and it's very well written!

How to put it... It's like it has a mental stamp. It's visually appealing, but there's a problem: are Wei Zhongxian and the emperor really necessary treasures? Why is it written like a female-oriented novel? The idea that you have to be buried with them after they die, and that the characters in Warhammer will obey your every word—if you have that kind of power, why don't you use the emperor to…