Shipping Goods from the Game to Warhammer World

The Imperial Blood Rogue Trader is certified by the Emperor. It looks like the Merchant Commission issued by Horus. The empire shouldn't focus on developing the human race. What's the use of having so many insects on one planet? More than 100 chapters are still a moon-class one and it's still commercial. I admire this development. Please check the value of stc. If you give it out, it can directly produce finished equipment. Several of them can be exchanged for a fleet.

The opening paragraph was so stupid, allowing a traitor to speak, and the trash on the flagship was stupid and bad, watching his master in trouble but standing still. The Rogue Trader first suspected him of being corrupted when he came to fight him! The author is awesome! This is not about the declining Rogue Dynasty. This is the betrayal of everyone except the Rogue Traders themselves!

Brother, can we be more generous? Are you a Rogue Trader or a Rogue Trader of Emperor Blood? You will be submissive to everyone.

The writing is still too petty. A key air defense position near the Governor's Palace only has three anti-aircraft guns and less than a hundred rebels. It can threaten a warship and dare not send out landing troops. This is a heavy light spear array. Does the same apply to battleships whose anti-aircraft guns are immobile? It is child's play for an agricultural planet to be occupied by thousands of rebels. Forget it, there are too many flaws. If you write a good review about StarWorld, you will get votes.

It was okay, but the hiring scene at the end was too cliche. She played the main character and then the main character took a fancy to her abilities. Apart from not continuing to fall in love, I have watched these routines 800 times.

I really don't understand it. Authors, couldn't you see the poisonous points when you wrote it?

After reading chapter 40, I showed my friends that they are powerless. The pure servitors who had their frontal lobes removed are smarter than the protagonist. The protagonist has an IQ with an incompletely developed brain and a completely underdeveloped cerebellum.

The protagonist should wear a power armor after all. If there is no local, he should first use the armor of the machine gunner to hit it. The pure body and the troops go to the front line without being killed. It is just the protagonist.

Byd laughed angrily when he saw "a hen that lays eggs once a day" in the introduction. Guess why a hen can give birth to a clutch of chicks about the same size? Hens naturally lay an egg in one to two days, okay? 😅

As long as you don't bring demons with you. Your aliens are loyal to humanity and consider themselves one of them. Then you are qualified. Those who cause trouble are all crazy people. Also, the Emperor couldn't appear at all. The golden toilet was not just a joke. It was so heavy that the Emperor couldn't get any information out, so he could only save the situation occasionally. The state of the empire has nothing to do with the emperor. It is a European country model, where the emperor obeys the rules until he dies. The emperor just wants to get people into fights and has nothing to do with anything else. After sitting on the toilet, there was nothing I could do. 4 Gods are the background, and many things have nothing to do with them. They don't care at all. Gamers don't feel much about the chess pieces.

To be honest, the golden finger between the author and the male protagonist is too big. Let alone break away from the empire, it is fine to build a Randan empire of your own. After all, you can keep overlapping the settings.

Is the content of the introduction serious? A mixed army of aliens and humans? Where did this skewer come from? Heresy. He~tui!

Read the introduction... Is it a super hen if she lays eggs once a day? During the laying period, hens originally lay eggs once a day...

With the StarCraft system, shouldn't we stabilize farming and mining to build the Yamato-class human battleship? Why did he become the protagonist of the exploration system and take a dilapidated cruiser around 😅

To put it another way, many novels write the world like a suspended time-stop world. As long as the protagonist has not passed by, the plot will not happen. If the protagonist does not pay attention to something, it will not exist. Just like in the Warhammer world, if the protagonist plays Alien, wouldn't the people under his command know how to play? The effect of ups and downs does not seem to exist in the author's world. If you look at it, the Rogue Traders are running around with an alien, so it won't be a problem for me to draw some octagonal talismans inside the battleship, right? The Rogue Trader has zerg under his command, so as his senior advisor, isn't it normal for me to introduce some chicken thieves? How can I tell if these thieves are his men? How do I know that Tai Lun is not one of his subordinates? What if Tai Lun comes over and is the leader's Ma Zi? Therefore, there is no defense against the Zerg.

The merchant was fooled into thinking that his document was signed by Horus.

There are almost no rogue merchants, and they don't look very human. The rogues are real rogues, and they have been rogues since the beginning. The part of the game that should be rich and colorful is skipped, and the fields that should be farmed are not cultivated. It feels like a strategy game has become a role-playing game.

Chapter 39: Being called Monkey 6 times by the Spirit Tribe didn't make him angry. A sector director dared to threaten a Rogue Trader. Moreover, the opponent's warship is still next to the planet. There are three anti-aircraft guns in one planet headquarters. Dozens of people control one rebel group and then the others control it. The battleship's 60,000 men were unable to get off. Dude, that's an anti-aircraft gun. Not an anti-air laser. Battleships can directly strike in the air. 60,000 People held kitchen knives to watch the protagonist perform

After reading Chapter 201, I was not ready to continue subscribing. After reading it, I felt like it was a batch without any water. If I had any memories, I took a Star God Shard, exploded a Tyranid megastructure, brought the jump engine to Guilliman, and just met Jonson and faced Lorgar, it was gone.

To be honest, the most unrealistic thing about this type of Star Warhammer article is that it completely ignores the influence of the empire's powerful people on the empire. The empire is indeed very slow, but that is without affecting one's wealth and life. But the interstellar jump engine and communication technology are already magic pills that will destroy the Star Language Court, the Navigator, and the Star Candle Court. As long as someone goes to Terra to file a complaint, these three will coerce other high lords to label the male protagonist as a heretic. You must know that these people dared to blow up black glass when the emperor was alive. The thirteen high lords directly offended the three and could not survive in the empire. The best situation is to control a sphere of influence similar to the Five Hundred Worlds to be independent, and then wait for the Thirteenth Master to get up and talk to him, or if the Thirteenth Master doesn't get up, the male protagonist will not be able to talk to Terra╮(＾▽＾)╭

The protagonist is pure trash and is submissive. The author's writing style is even worse.

The second Rogue Trader system summon novel I read. The initial impression is pretty good. But seeing the stars made me sweat again. The first book is also the unit that starts StarCraft. The early stage is also very interesting and has a very down-to-earth sense of adventure. It didn't feel right until the second unlocked game was Doom, and it wasn't even 200 chapters yet. Moreover, the level of development is extremely low. Humans in Doom have Titan units, and their weapons are not weak in combat power. As a result, it becomes the summoned monkey version of the Archon armor and Doom himself. The third one didn't even play the role of stars. At this time, he no longer had anything to do with the Rogue Traders, so he might as well call the Third Emperor over. But at this time, we haven't even reached chapter 300. Then, as expected, the eunuch appeared. You can refer to the guy next door who started as Chaos Warmaster. This is the best summoning Warhammer article that I feel has been written so far. Even in Chapter 300, even if I summoned the original body, I was tricked into abandoning the base camp without paying attention. Chapter 700 seems to be crushing, but an expansionist explodes.

As a rogue trader, the protagonist is only afraid of this and that. Even the gangsters in Chaozhou can step on him, but no one else🤨

🙂There are reasons for poor grades

I don't know what you are thinking, but a commander keeps running to the front line

The chapter in June is really poisonous, everyone is almost poisoned

The author's writing is quite good. Well, both the setting and the protagonist's early strength, plus his identity, are pretty good. It is too weak in the early stage. I have never heard of any Rogue Trader who only has one ship. This strength is indeed not good, so there is no problem in being cautious. As for what other readers have said, I can only say that it doesn't look at the context. It doesn't look at the actual situation either.

Author, I suggest you read it yourself, starting from July or early August. I think you will be confused.

These days, all the people who lead StarCraft are good people. I don't have much ability, but as long as the author keeps writing, I will give you a vote.