Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

The new book is almost ready.

First, the protagonist will be a psychic, a very special psychic.

He was first adopted by the White Scars and inherited the name Qin Xia.

(Qin Xia, the official character of the Horus Heresy in 30K, the "Lord of the Keshig" of the Fifth Legion, was seriously injured by the corrupted Eidolon, the son of the Emperor, in Carium. When he was dying, he was rescued by the loyal Thousand Sons named Avida, but he still died. Note: Avida may be the first Supreme Grand Master of the Grey Knights.)

Then the protagonist was trained as a think tank in the White Scars, but was taken away by the Grey Knights and transformed into a Grey Knight when he was about to be transformed.

The reason why the protagonist was chosen to inherit the name Qin Xia is because of the indirect or direct relationship between Qin Xia and the White Scars and the Grey Knights in the official setting.

Then, the protagonist traveled from 40k to 30k and became the foster father of the Primarch named Angron.

(It is not impossible for 40k to cross 30k. The home planet of the First Legion, Caliban, was blown up by the Dark Angels Chapter from 10,000 years later.)

It seems that the origin of the protagonist will feel like a circle, but believe me, I set the protagonist not to cross directly to 30k but to go around 40k first and then go to 30k for a reason.

In addition, the new book of Mortal God has 10,000 words per day during the period. I applied for early release of the book in order to catch up before I finished the recommendation. This time I learned a lesson. I will update twice a day during the new book period to finish the recommendation, and then update more than 30,000 words after it is released, and then normally 10,000 words a day. This time I saved the manuscript in advance and will not stop updating and ask for leave