Chapter 173 Yes, I’m Here Again

Thanks to your long-term support, this book has been successfully put on the shelves.

In fact, I am very excited about this, because this is also my first novel on the shelves, and it is inseparable from your support. Although it is indeed difficult to write in the university dormitory every day, and our school courses are relatively heavy, so the updates have not been consistent, but it is still because of your support that I have successfully reached this step.

At the same time, I also want to thank my roommates, because my typing skills have always been voice input method. Thank you for your patience and support for my writing. Without their tolerance, I don’t know when this step will come.

Of course, I am also very grateful for the continued support of all readers. It is you who give me strength. I will continue to create and strive to create better articles based on your opinions.

That’s all. I’m going to have breakfast. After all, the day of the eight people is about to begin.

I wish you all good health and academic success. May the emperor protect you, and may the elders protect you.

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Okay, as you can see, due to the rules of Qidian, I have to write 1,000 words. I originally planned to copy the above content three times, but later I felt very uncomfortable after observing it once. Here I think it is better to tell you about the direction of future novel writing and a question that everyone is very concerned about:

First of all, the content direction of the novel will still be based on the theme plot of Warhammer 40k, and will not make too many changes (that is, the author is not very confident in his ability and feels that it is better to be safe).

Then there is the question that everyone wants to ask the most, why is the human empire written so awesome in the novel? Shouldn't the protagonist be the Karai Protoss? Why not let the protagonist directly push over and seize the Golden Throne?

Well, if such an empire is placed in any science fiction work, it is undoubtedly a big villain. The consequences of destroying such an empire in Warhammer 40k are undoubtedly terrible.

First of all, we have to understand that any situation that destroys the Empire will lead to the fear caused by the death of a large number of intelligent creatures in the Milky Way, directly turning the Milky Way into a porous cheese, so this seemingly fucked-up Empire should not and will not be overthrown.

And with the current strength of the Karai Protoss, more consideration is how to avoid being flattened by the Empire, because the Empire is really too powerful!

Some people may not know much about the concept of the human empire, and do not have much knowledge of its power. Here I can say this.

Although the technology of 40k humans has been extremely degraded, the entire territory is the largest in the entire human history. The human empire occupies more than 90% of the territory of the Milky Way. Although a considerable part of the territory is intersected with other races, it is at least more than 87% after deducting it.

Even if the entire territory of the Karai Protoss is added up, it is estimated to be about one acre and three points of land of the Smurfs (Great Macragge Sector).

If you still don't understand, and want to have a deeper understanding of the overall strength of the Empire, you can read the official novel "The Second Dead King: Ruined", which is also about the Empire's war against the Space Undead. I can quote a passage here (thanks to the translation of the big guy from B station):

When more than a dozen warships accompanied the golden-headed giant ship through the curtain, there was silence in the parliament. Each lord has a different degree of information processing ability. They are trying to process the information they have just received and try to express their opinions before others. In the end, Mantep got the chance to speak before most people.

"They call this an expedition." At this time, the dynamic image in front of him stopped and gradually became translucent, and the spaceships were like a group of ghosts hanging in the air. "Religious war. It's not going to be a good thing, even with our little understanding of human faith, it's a devastating war, and what we see here is probably just the vanguard. Its exact size is hard to grasp. Even its source is vague to me. But given its direction, there's no doubt it's heading straight for Antikf. It's ruthlessly destroying the Orc Empire that stands between us, and it doesn't seem to be slowing down. Now only Said stands between them and the core world of the dynasty."

"We must talk to the garrison of Peramesh," Taikash said in a commanding tone. "Send a message to Pannik, and then-"

"Pannik is gone," Ortyx said bluntly. "Pannik is gone too."

"The battle lasted only thirty-two minutes," Mantep added, and then Denette, who was close to Pannik, began to mutter the fifteenth mourning spell. His words were diluted by time, and he stuttered and couldn't speak, and finally hung his head and hummed in frustration. Mantepe paused to let Denette continue mourning for a short moment out of respect, then continued.

"The evacuation order has been sent to Hetas and Exogo. This is the only outpost on the path of their fleet. Their warships and troops are on their way here. But the time is short. Now the human vanguard fleet It has passed through layers of fog, and it is observed that they are moving forward in waves through the subspace. Soon it will catch up with the retreat of a large number of orcs. Although killing them may buy us some time, the expedition fleet will be at best. It will be approaching us in twenty days. If the unpredictable tides of the warp work in their favor, the time may be reduced to seven days."

"And what if they come?" Lisico asked, crossing Mantepu and looking directly at Orticus across the room. Knowing a problem was coming, the leader and Yennik discussed their options before the meeting and quickly concluded that there was no point in sugarcoating their dire situation when the problem arose.

"If the Admiral is able to get reinforcements from the refugees from Hertas and Ex-Ogo to deploy his fleet to the edge of the system for harassing operations, he believes he can slow their advance significantly. Yenik commented on this Nodding, Orticus looked at Zarek, hoping that Lisico wouldn't notice his trembling."

"What if humans choose to land?" Lisico continued to ask, still staring at Orticus.

Orticus admitted: "It would be nice to have a ground battle. After all, when the human fleet passed by Peramesh, it razed the surface to the ground without even entering the planet's orbit. However, if humans were to carry out a landing Fighting, I believe that our garrison - assuming the parliament can fully support it - can last about 2 to 2 and a half hours at the most optimistic estimate."

Therefore, unless the Menak Dynasty is such a perverted undead dynasty that all the people are in the army, most dynasties are more likely to directly play GG when they encounter the empire taking serious action.

Therefore, if you want to bulldoze the human empire in one wave, it is firstly impossible, and secondly, the risk after bulldozing is very high, so this novel will never write such a cheating Long Aotian plot.

Okay, that’s all I have to say. See you all tomorrow.