Warhammer 40K: From Son of Baal to God Above Gods

So it's the son of Baal! I thought it was the son of Baal.

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. Author, were you writing this while on drugs? How did this get on my daily recommendations...? 😰😰😰

There are so many typos and omissions that it's affecting normal reading. Is it possible for a human to write a paragraph with six typos?

These chapters of yours are just copied and pasted, don't you even know how to proofread them? 😡

Are items and spells from the D&D universe also found in the Warhammer 40k universe? A rather interesting idea; looking forward to seeing how it develops! (Author) ! Come on! There's a question: in the D&D universe, are the four Warp Gods considered powerful deities?

Did you delete a lot of words in the first chapter? The context seems to be quite empty.

Regarding the book's synopsis, my assessment is that it's flawless. How can Saint Gilles be considered a son of Baal (a big lie)? The protagonist being entangled with Saint Gilles from the very beginning is also quite absurd.

So many typos, I really can't hold it in anymore.

Later, you can summon the human god Zarus.

Please don't join the game! I'm a jinx! Please don't join the game! I'm a jinx! Please don't join the game! I'm a jinx! Author, please put in some effort! It's D&D and hammering again, just my taste!