Warhammer: In the Name of Nirvana

I really can't write today. I deleted and revised it several times but I'm not satisfied. Maybe I have too many things to do during the day and can't calm down. I always feel that my mind is in a mess. I will go out for a walk tomorrow and will update normally tomorrow night.

At present, this book has been written to the middle and late stages. It will be finished at the end of this year or the beginning of next year. Of course, it is possible to write a little longer, and it will probably stop before 5 million words.

I don't plan to write systematically until the 40th millennium. The main plot of this book will continue until the end of the Great Heresy. The story of 40k mainly depends on the extra and the epilogue. After all, I prefer the Great Crusade to 40k, and I don't know much about 40k.

As I said a long time ago, I don't plan to divide the loyalists and rebels at the beginning of the Heresy. I want to make the situation between the galaxy and the primarchs more complicated, so that the primarchs have time to use their... abilities?

The four gods here will be relatively weakened, or in other words, the primarchs here will be strengthened to a certain extent. After all, the performances of many of them in the original book are indeed unsatisfactory. I will try to write them in line with the setting.

Especially Horus, I plan to design him as a very oppressive and unrepentant giant, wise and brave, worthy of the title of the Wolf God, rather than the guy in the end and death who makes people... hard to describe.

In other words, I don’t think I need to strengthen Horus at all. It is enough to write the Wolf God who should exist in theory in the original book but actually never existed: one thing that can be confirmed at present is that the head of the rebellion here will still be Horus (in fact, no one can occupy this position except him).

But the difference is that my Horus will remain sober throughout the whole process, or maintain a madness that seems to be sober. He will do more horrifying feats than the original book. Maybe the comment section will support this guy at that time.

I will try to make him a more three-dimensional character than Heydrich.

One more thing, because I don't have a definite outline for this book (or I had a little at the beginning, but it's gone now), and I have new ideas in my mind all the time, so maybe the plot will change again.

For now, I have only thought of the endings of a few characters.

Including: Horus, Magnus, Sanguinius (half and half), Malcador, Ferrus (I promise it will be amazing), Ahriman (his ending is easy to guess), Angron and Angertai.

As for the others, it depends on where fate will take their souls.