I, the master of the swarm, the supreme being of the Zerg.

My swarm is endless and unstoppable.

They will conquer all races with my will.

I am the swarm!!!

The entire Koprulu sector will tremble under my majesty!!!

"Welcome to the world of Warhammer 40K."

"......"

"Oh my god, I want to go back to Earth!"

"I'm watching Black Carrot's video, not Lobster's video. You can't recruit me into Warhammer 40K!!!"

This is a clash of the souls of the 2K era and the Warhammer 30K era. When Primarch Zero finds a stable soul, can the scorching essence of the Warp scorch everything? Can the Imperium overcome the conspiracy of the Four Gods during the Great Crusade? Can the Primarchs cast aside their illusions and stand together? Zerg, Orks, Eldar, Xenos, Necrons, Chaos Gods. When the Imperium finds a legitimate heir, can it stand firm in the universe? PS: Hello everyone, I am Alexander Tang, the eldest son of the Empire. Please watch the restricted short film below, the Emperor's Ascension Ceremony! Okay, I will take over the Empire from now on. Please maintain your absolute loyalty to the Imperium~! (Boltgun loaded)

A college student who had just finished the college entrance examination was ruthlessly conscripted after watching a video of a lobster on a small website.

Warhammer 40k Zhou Pingan didn’t know what kind of world this was, but from Lobster’s video he could see that this world was even more chaotic than a toilet.

How could ordinary mortals have a chance to survive?

Fortunately, he was lucky enough to at least come to the Knight Family.

What's even better is that he was already playing this game of Stellaris right before he was conscripted, and he is the Emperor of the Human Federation.

After he was conscripted, the stars had been moving with various blessings. As Zhou Pingan traveled, his empire finally locked on his position.

We will seek you, we will come to you, Emperor.

How can the world be so chaotic? How can human beings only live such a miserable life?

This is rebellion, this is heresy.

This is the greatest treason and heresy!

What a desecration of human life here!

The wrath of the Human Federation will surely wash over the entire galaxy anew, and our fleet will cover the sky no matter how many suns there are in the sky.

The protagonist Leon travels to the dark universe of Warhammer 40,000 and possesses the body of a dying Imperial soldier, Kane. In desperation, he activates the "Red Alert" system and obtains an MCV (Main Base Vehicle) that can be deployed into a base.

However, the initial units provided by the Red Alert system (such as Conscripts, GIs, and Grizzly Tanks) are vulnerable to Space Marines, Tyranids, and Chaos Daemons. In order to survive and thrive, Kane must utilize the unique advantages of the Red Alert system:

1. Asymmetric Warfare: Utilize Red Alert's rapid deployment, low-cost mass troop growth, and subterfuge tactics (such as engineer occupation and spy infiltration) to counter technologically superior enemies.

2. Core Advantage—Tiberium Crystals: The crystal seedlings provided by the system absorb the energy of the Warp and grow. Their radiation can purify and hinder the corruption of Chaos on a large scale, transforming desolate and deadly areas into "purification zones" and resource production areas. This "pure land" will become the foundation of his foothold in the dark universe.

3. Capture and Replication: The core feature. While Kane can't independently develop 40th-century technology, he can use his Psychic Control to capture enemy units (from Ork lads to Starships) and mass-produce them in a Replication Center. This allows him to continuously "copy" and absorb enemy technology, gradually expanding his own army. From replicating Orks and Tyranids to analyzing Imperial tanks and Space Marine power armor, he ultimately builds a powerful army that blends Red Alert's advanced technology with the might of 40th-century forces.

4. Strategic deterrence with superweapons: unlimited nuclear bombs, lightning storms, iron curtains, and teleportation

Aaron, living in 600 BCE, felt his father was an inadequate father, a mere biological father, and had driven his mother away. That is until he began encountering demigods in his dreams, seeking their father, who called him brother. So, had the old man cheated? Aaron was furious, determined to avenge his mother. But his brothers addressed him so affectionately, asking for things their father had used—relics, so to speak, to slay demons. He gave his father's pillow to Guilliman, his carved clay tablets to Lorgar, his hunting spear to the Lion, his donkey to Jaghatai... Wait, Horus, what do you want? Your father's clothes? In the 42nd Millennium, all the Primarchs broke free from the river of time, liberating the very essence of the Warp and freeing themselves from the constraints of loyalty and betrayal...