Warhammer 40K: The Soul of the Legion

Last night at work, I met the classmate who bullied me the most in middle school. I heard from him that he had committed robbery and was going to be sent to prison in a few days. His former minion was also sent to prison for selling drugs a while ago and would probably have to be locked up for a few years. I feel relieved to hear that they are doing so poorly 😁 I am 32 years old, with a monthly salary of 12,000 yuan converted into RMB. The choir I join as an amateur will tour the world in Japan, the UK and other places soon. I studied hard back then, worked hard after I got out of society, and practiced singing hard in my spare time, so that I can achieve what I am today owo

A good book in the Warhammer circle So far, the plot and writing are good, but the core is to buff, stack data, and add characteristics to the legion units. As the combat power increases, in order to prevent the combat power from collapsing, there are now situations where the specific combat power is blurred through team combat. The second is the overlapping of roles, mainly reflected in the overlap of functionality and responsibilities. The composition of the legion in the early stage is mainly mortal soldiers, elite commandos, mortal NPCs, and the hero unit of the protagonist. I feel that the combat power is vague because there are Astartes now. What is the specific combat power of the minions? Can it be compared to ordinary Astartes? So what is the combat power of the Astartes? Targeting the Imperial Army? This is also caused by the current unclear combat power and lack of comparison. The current feeling is that the 3,000 elite ordinary soldiers directly under the protagonist can defeat an Astartes in a team of about 10 people, and the protagonist's legion of Astartes can defeat 2-3 alone. At the same level as before, the effectiveness of teamwork can be increased by about 10 times. In terms of role overlap, the author has actually done a good job before. The strengthening of legion units includes both common increases and characteristic increases. Several of them have special skills. NPCs are currently trained in the direction of stunt technicians and commanders in order to suppress combat power. These specialized units are mainly responsible for the role of game-breakers. Now that there are high-level substitutes Astartes, it is appropriate for their role to decrease in the future. The structure of the mortal legion in front of the author is very good. From now on, the mortal legion will be the backbone of the team and responsible for the resistance, and the Astartes will assume the role of the breaker. But now the Astartes have only commonalities and no characteristics. It feels that the Astartes are all the same. Can any Astartes appear in the future and be able to challenge Abaddon alone? 🙂 The core of this book is team combat. On the basis of ensuring that individuals are qualified to fight the enemy, they can crush the opponent through team amplification. I think there is a Schrödinger gap between a single ordinary mortal soldier and an Astartes. One-on-one will die, 3 vs. 1, Barely protect themselves, 10 vs. 1 Will kill. The same goes for Astartes. They can barely do 1 vs. 3, But 10 can fight against them. 100. His personal combat power is comparable to that of Tai Ritian, which is lower than that of the Custodes. He then specializes a few Astartes NPCs to single out Abaddon and fight red-skinned Ogryn in groups. The protagonist is responsible for shouting 666, adding rage to his own team, marking and debuffing the opponent. In addition to the common increase of the legion, mortals, Astartes, Mechanicus, and fleets can also be separated to increase their characteristics. The mortal legion can also add some characteristics. For example, the protagonist's initial army is stronger than other legions later, and is given a special number with bonuses. Finally, it's a matter of reading. Can the author make a single chapter that specifically counts the current organizational structure of the legion, various increases, and the data of NPCs? I forgot about the increases later on, and I can't even remember the supporting characters.

Did the emperor give me the dick? If so, it's quite boring. The emperor is not that capable to fuck the four gods with just a dick. Otherwise, he wouldn't be sitting on the toilet and drooling.

This is one of the few Warhammer Crossing fanfics that I could read at the starting point. I think this novel is okay as a legion system stream 🤭. I hope the author will not overdo it in the future, and I hope the author will write some emotional scenes (driving) in the future 🙂. I voted for two monthly votes, and the author greatly appreciates it. 😁

The author is really good at writing about large corps fighting, but some of the writing is very empty.

After reading it till now, there has been no breakdown in combat power, no forced insertion of the heroine, no major poisonous points, the logic is OK, it is good food, and it has the potential of 2 million words.

How should I put it? The sense of Tzeentch is too strong in the Warhammer 40K worldview.

Doesn't the empire have the option of promotion? You have fought so many legendary battles, and you have obtained the highest level of medals. Why is it that you are still a regimental political commissar and just use this regiment to fight until the end?

It's finally time to return to the main war plot I want to see rivers of blood! ! !

To be honest, I would rather believe in Huangpizi's manifestation than a mortal being able to fend off the Astartes' blows 😰