Warhammer 40,000: Return to the Golden Age

Ignis Primus, the last pure-blood human in the Golden Age, carries the complete knowledge of the Dark Age of Technology, and was sealed away on the eve of the Iron Man Rebellion. When he woke up from stasis, he had drifted to the desolate Death Star on the edge of the Empire. There, he met a survival alliance formed by stone men and iron men who were not involved in the rebellion. He loathes them, but is forced to cooperate because the Imperium of Man has been reduced to a religious machine. He hopes to become a leader and lead mankind out of these difficulties. Relying on the ancient knowledge of the STC in the chip, he recovered the planet forgotten by the empire and formed a human coalition. But he discovered that the people on these planets actually worshiped a dead bone that had not moved for ten thousand years as a god. Ever the rationalist, he scoffed until the Emperor himself entered his mental space—and with one word, cracked his faith. He led his army into Trazin's collection room, kidnapped Fulgrim's perfect clone, and used the theories of the Golden Age to cure his obsession with perfection. The Emperor's Children returned one after another, pledging loyalty to their Primarch. With the help of clones and the leaders of Stone Man and Iron Man, Primus was unstoppable. But the four-fanged evil gods such as Tzeentch and Slaanesh have already laid a huge network. When he finally stepped onto the steps of Terra's palace, he was at the end of his strength. When he saw the Emperor, his soul was close to collapse. Before his soul dissipated, he entrusted his ideals to the figure on the throne. The clone Fulgrim fought against the demon prince's true form, but was ultimately defeated, but in the spiritual world he received the emperor's forgiveness, which had been delayed for thousands of years. The Golden Age will eventually come to an end. Ignis finally disappears and humanity returns to its golden age