Warhammer: Knights of Iberia

When I think about these two, one idealistically believes in the truth of the empire, and the other idealistically believes in the God Emperor, I can't stand it anymore.

Smurf: The emperor is right, the imperial truth is correct Pope: How can a person be so powerful? Through scientific theory we can conclude that he must be a god

Holy, my race holds the destiny of the stars Holy, my billions of righteous and chaste relatives Holy, my holy son, the benevolent, righteous and majestic king Holy, my savior is the only true emperor in the world

The author's writing style is like an opera performing a mythical story, with its own aria. When the characters are talking, they seem to be standing on a fictional stage, chasing the light above their heads. The first three chapters don't feel like I'm reading a novel, but like sitting in the audience watching a wonderful opera. I hope I can applaud the author for the rest of the chapter, and I even hope to see the end of the whole performance Can't wait

No prizes for guessing whether the Great Rebellion will be the Lion King's Rebellion (laugh or else it will be Guilliman (I'm afraid)

I understand that the golden words are whips, the protagonists are eagles and dogs, and the original text is a sheep.

It reads very strangely, not like Chinese sentences.

Logically speaking, Luojia wouldn't be able to meet scum like Kor Phalon and Erebus, so burning down Perfect City might not lead to rebellion. Kor Phaeron is purely a slavish education, and Erebus is a pure lackey of Chaos.

I would like to give the author some advice, could you not add too many commas when speaking? Many sentences are easy to read when connected together, but it is awkward to separate them.

Please change the sentence fragment, it seems like you haven't breathed.

The Spanish Catholic Tribunal is here, does Luojia have a chance to get rid of the state religion in advance 🙂

Damn it, it's the Golden Word Messenger who beat Slaanesh half to death 🥵

To be honest, I was a little tired from reading it. This sentence break is so uncomfortable.

By the way, has this Luojia recovered the entire planet? I remember Iberia is just a peninsula. Did it say anything about recovering other continents? Or does it mean that the entire planet only has this one continent?

Can the protagonist change his destiny? I think there is no difference. It cannot be changed according to the author's setting, and the protagonist has no sense of existence.

If it could be written in a biblical style, it would really make me excited

How can a knight not have a knight mecha? Chaos saw it and thought the empire was going to be over! Build another one! One per person!

It looks weird, with a lot of adjectives. And the dialogue has always been Yintanfeng.

Author If Luojia had hair

I just mentioned Africa. Isn't it unified? What to do with the remaining Muslims?

At first glance, he looked like a Libyan knight. Finally someone writes about Luo Jia. Oye

This Luojia is too ugly, I feel it's not as good as the original version

It's a pity that the result is good🥲I think it was well written

What is the nature of Luojia's subspace? Can it be changed so easily?

When I saw the name, I immediately thought of ham.

This aria, the poetic writing style seems a bit interesting

My idea was to have Pony become angry when he knew he was betrayed by Lorgar, explore the warp further, and finally be bewitched by Tzeentch, letting him take Erebus's script to stab Horus and ignite the Great Heresy.

I voted for the monthly vote. I hope I won't be jailed. As long as I feel that the writing of Warhammer is good, I will basically vote for the monthly vote. I hope I can survive.

I rarely see this kind of writing style in Qidian. Good writing!

Hope to finish this book