I Thought I Was a Wandering Merchant, So What's with This Cosmic Megacorporation?

The author is a part-time, non-professional online writer. I would like to briefly talk about my understanding of this subject and the subsequent plot design, so that the big guys can read the book and get on the airwaves. This book is a text about the main world of Warhammer that integrates some star technologies. However, except for some key relics, megastructures, and core technologies, most of the star technologies will not be included, because Warhammer already has a lot of black technology. It is OK for the protagonist to find these Warhammer technologies through adventurous exploration. I think there is no need to get them from the system for free, because this will weaken the sense of harvest. (I apologize in advance on QAQ because the author just found a job after graduation. I was so busy that I thought I would never write another book in my life. Now that my job is stable, I finally have some time to type. So I started this book... Please write to Xiaoge again!!) In the past, when I wrote about the giants of the universe, I basically started from the heavens as the entry point, but I have seriously reflected on this writing method and plot design. I think this writing method may be okay in the early stage, but as the plot unfolds and the strength of the giants becomes stronger, it will become more and more like invincible crushing and bulldozing other science fiction worlds. Written like this, the entire novel will appear to be very streamlined and dry. Anyway, the male protagonist's giant company is already invincible, so what else is there to see? I have been thinking about this problem for almost a year, and currently I think there is only one solution. That is to write only one main universe, delve deeply into the details of this universe, and allow the male protagonist to be more immersed in adventure and exploration of this world, rather than asking for more, mixing all the worlds and writing them into him. At the beginning, I wanted to write about the world view of Cyberpunk 2077. The male protagonist would start from the perspective of a giant company, and write about a giant company crushing mercenaries, hackers, wasteland and other companies. But I have already written about this content, and there are other authors from Qidian who have continued my idea and written a two-million-word cyber giant article, so I feel that there is not much point in writing it again. Then I considered a lot of science fiction worlds from Marvel, DC, and Stellar, and in the second half of this year I finally decided to choose Warhammer as the main world view to write a new giant story. The only element in Warhammer that can fit well with the giants of the world is the "Rogue Trader". So there was this book. So this is a Warhammer fanfic with only a single world of Warhammer. The stars and giant corporations are only added as secondary elements. 95% Of the content is all stories in Warhammer. The male protagonist will participate in major events of Warhammer as a Rogue Trader, such as Armageddon World War II and World War III, the cold trade in the Calixis sector, the contact between the Ultramarine and the Tau Empire to conquer each other, and the contact with the Eldar to pick up a girl, including some characters from the Rogue Trader game. Then the Great Rift will unfold, and the male protagonist will cede territory and become king in the dark side of the empire, and trade with the red pirate Hubo Yixiu's brother. When the territory and power are large enough, the Imperial Regent Guilliman can give the male protagonist the title of Amber King and leave him as a guardian to fight bugs. One thing to say, compared to many worlds of Warhammer, the giant corporate system of the world is still very impressive... In order to better develop the male protagonist's farming operation as a rogue trader in the Warhammer world, I used the profit factor to control the expansion of combat power. The reason why Stellaris X Warhammer novels end prematurely is essentially because the expansion of combat power makes all plots boring. You can directly use the Ether Phase Engine to empty out the universe, use the Burning Sky Divine Soldier to explode stars, and use the Falling Star Sky Spear to blast an entire galaxy. The male protagonist is basically invincible, but there is actually nothing to see. So I designed a profit factor so that the male protagonist can participate in as many adventures as possible to improve his strength. This way, the technology in the stars can be retained as a basis, and the plot will not collapse due to excessive expansion of combat power. If you want to see the male protagonist rely on the star technology to brainlessly crush the bosses of Warhammer, you will basically not see this content. Of course, the male protagonist will not suffer, but will make profits through repeated operations and brainstorming. Those who have read my first two books should know that it is impossible for my male protagonist to be defeated. A book will screen readers, so in order not to waste the time of the big guys and let you have a better reading experience, I will explain this information in advance. Then we will regularly report the plot progress and design ideas to you before and after it is released, so as to avoid unnecessary poisonous points as much as possible. If you guys have any ideas or suggestions, you can also leave them in the comment area and I will reply to every one. Finally, please ask for monthly votes, recommendation votes, and follow-up reading. These are crucial to this book!!! Thanks ORZ!!