We’re Already in Warhammer, So Do We Really Need to Transmigrate for a Second Run?

At the beginning of the first part, Rami was undeniably a human being in both his behavior and thoughts. In this part, he is clearly more like a god than a human, and even has the feeling of a tyrant who is willful and self-willed. Is this because of his amnesia?

Now it seems that Lami has gradually made the five gods unable to hold their nerves. The Black King is completely dumbfounded, and Lao Denge is even more so. Related to the previous character relationships Lami: The High-Latitude Master, the previous part was forcibly compressed into a "person", with inner and outer consciousness.

Waaaaah, I've finally waited for this! Author, you're doing a great service!

The author's biggest problem is that he didn't write that this is a second part. While reading it, it felt like a prequel was missing.

Compared to the first game, this one is much more enjoyable to watch. The Warhammer natives are clearly struggling to contain this extraterrestrial being. The Shadow Empire in the first game was very interesting, and the "words become law" in this one has a unique flavor. Warhammer is a world where hope appears only to crumble endlessly... 🤭🤭 If Rami said that out loud, I feel like everyone's faces would show despair (laughs).

It feels like the author didn't consider the feelings of new readers; the writing is rather confusing.

After reading a few chapters, I found out that I was fighting against the empire as a rebel side. This was too confusing and I couldn't understand it at all.

Ah Ba Ah Ba, I remember there were so many plot holes left unfilled in the last book.

This Rami with his skin peeled off is even more outrageous, quite suitable for doing things that will ruin the plot and the future, but it might actually be a good thing for the Warhammer universe... It's just tough on our Peggy (rubbing dog hair).

1. Given that there are many characters in the first book, it is suggested that the author briefly mention the current situation of each character in the character introduction list. 2. Given that the first book seems to have many plot holes that haven't been filled, it is recommended that the author not add too many side stories in the new book. Congratulations to the author on the release of their new work!