Li Lin was forcibly conscripted by the Emperor, a golden dump truck transporting him to the Siege of Terra in the 30K era, where he became a loyal mortal auxiliary soldier. At the brink of death, he awakened the [Undead War God] template. He initially thought his understanding of Warhammer would be enough to survive easily. However, this world was far more complex than he imagined. This wasn't canon, but an IF scenario, a unique pseudo-history… the Great Rebellion of Sanguielles! Li Lin: Since things have come to this, let's start killing! The future of the Empire, the fate of humanity, the safety of the galaxy—all these grand narratives are irrelevant to Li Lin. All he can do is rely on his chainsaw axe and shotgun to carve a path to survival in this cesspool of a world. His first small goal: kick the Blood God off his bronze throne! Li Lin: After all, I am!! ...

[Anti-Japanese War + System + Lone Wolf + Thrilling Novel] Without joining any faction, acting alone, an average of one Japanese soldier dies every 20 words.

Mindless, exhilarating gameplay; parallel universe setting; readers who prefer historical accuracy should proceed with caution. Don't let the book die out before reading; it might even get banned if you keep reading too long.

In Northeast China, I'll give the Japanese a few decent ways to die: going forward means being poisoned, going in the middle means being frozen solid, and retreating means facing my Gatling gun. Which of you 10,000 Japanese soldiers would you choose?

With a pitchfork and a 98K! A lone wolf fighting the Japanese! The system made me a lone wolf and wiped out the entire Japanese camp!

Travel back to the depths of the Taihang Mountains in 1937!

I thought I could change the course of the war with my historical knowledge, but I never expected to find the Japanese sweeping through my village as soon as I opened my eyes!

Watching helplessly as his fellow villagers were killed and his homes destroyed, Li Han was consumed by rage but powerless to do anything about it.

Right here...

Upon traversing Warhammer 40K, Livy awakens the "Soulless" trait, becoming the most despised warp insulator in the entire galaxy.

Bearing nothingness, merging with the dead.

It uses living metal to forge a body and imprisons the Star God as its source.

Transformed into the Silver Reaper, Li Wei vows to crush the endless sea of ​​insects with forbidden power, causing countless evil gods to fall in trembling fear.

O soul with three faces, please listen to my question:

If the power and wealth of the strong can cover up crimes, who can judge them?

If the weak are willing to pay any price to survive, who can guarantee their survival?

If even the purest and kindest souls make mistakes, who can offer them solace?

If the strong help the weak, then it is truly the foundation of paradise. But who is it that leaves them to wail in the midst of suffering?

Are day and night equal? ​​Are the righteous and the sinner equal? ​​If man is born weak, from which god shall the weak find peace?

On Sunday, he embarked on his destined path, a permanent martyrdom that belonged to him personally.

This time he had no robin, and his paradise was impeccable, but the absence of his companion soul left him bewildered. He would fly high into the sky and become the sun in the heavens, where all people would grow passionately in his light, and all evil would have nowhere to hide!

The ideal system of society is a seven-day weekend, where the day after Sunday is the second, third, and even forever Sunday, a day of eternal peace and inaction.

When the ideal is truly realized, the real test for the martyrs will begin.

Sunday, the counterpart, has the ability to break iron, but lacks the storyline of breaking iron and other characters. She is a native of the Cursed Return who borrowed Sunday's character design.

Write down what might happen if the ideal Sunday return to the world were truly appropriate and actually came true.

P.S.: The author has low educational level, update time is irregular, and I haven't read any books on religion or philosophy. I'm just doing Marxist philosophy for credits, so please don't scold me. Much of the synopsis is taken from the game's Sunday storyline; apologies for any out-of-character moments. I hope you enjoy reading it.

Within the steel cage, Chang Yang's consciousness awakened within his shattered body. The glory of the Black Sanctuary had been tainted by torture, replaced by the resilience of another soul. Deep within this blasphemous Sword-class frigate, whispers of the warp surged like a tide, only to shatter before the barriers of his thoughts. Only one cold, cunning voice was an exception—not for corruption, but to offer a blood-paved stairway to divinity.

[Decisive and ruthless] [Semi-invincible] [Multiple female leads] [Multiple cultivation systems] [Refreshing and enjoyable read]

Lu Ran transmigrated to the world of Full-Time Magician, and originally thought that he could only live an ordinary life.

But at the end of the magic exam, he was unexpectedly bound to the One-Life Speedrun Full-Time Mage System!

[Bloodstained Bo City Chapter - Speedrun of All French Missions (Part 1) Released]

Please complete your initial magic awakening before the start of the magic awakening ceremony at Tianlan Magic High School!

[Quest Reward: Spiritual Realm +1]

Beginner, intermediate, advanced...

The seven elements, dimensional magic... one after another, awakened, until all elements were fully awakened!

A life of extraordinary talent needs no explanation!

In Lu Ran's hands, each element is a force of nature, capable of turning the world upside down in an instant!

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In this life, I will trample the heavens and destroy the holy city!

The Holy Tribunal and the Heinous Tribunal? Destroy them with a flick of the wrist!

Towering waves, a catastrophe for Shanghai?

When divine authority descends upon the mortal realm, it causes the angels, high above and self-proclaimed gods, to have their wings clipped and their lands destroyed!

A soul from another world arrives in the world of the Lord of Mysteries, but he's transported to the wrong place—the moon… PS: Two male protagonists [Klein and the main character], no female lead, the protagonist's mother is a fallen goddess, he arrives via a portal to the moon, he has built-in cheat codes, is in a state of chaotic neutrality, suffers from schizophrenia, and is a hypocrite. The main character's personality is similar to early versions of Nvidia, treating the world as a virtual game and characters as NPCs, perceiving the world's good and bad qualities from his own perspective.

Yan Youkuang accidentally activated a spatial ability and transmigrated to a courtyard house world, becoming Yan Jiekuang, the third son of the third uncle, Yan Bugui. Upon arriving at the courtyard house, Yan Jiekuang first broke the legs of the legendary thief Bang Geng and collected some interest. Then he caused trouble for the elderly residents of the courtyard house. "If you don't let me have a good time, I won't let you be comfortable either. If I'm not comfortable, none of you will be happy either. In this courtyard house world, I, Yan Jiekuang, can do whatever I want!"

[Godslayer + Lord of Mysteries + Demigod at the Start + God of Fun + Tarot Club + Mastermind]

He transmigrated to the world of Godslayer, becoming a wealthy young master and Lin Qiye's seatmate. However, he was a native of Cangnan and would soon be reduced to ashes. He planned to just drift through life, but then Amon came knocking on his door...

Hey! I, Shi Meng, love an exciting life. Since God has given me this opportunity, I must seize it and also take advantage of opportunities that don't belong to me.

I'm talking to you, Lin Qiye. I'll borrow a miracle potion from you later.

Its extraordinary properties melt in your mouth... amazing!

Reorganizing the Tarot Club, I am the new Lord of Mysteries... Awesome!

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As the great Emperor Roselle once said: "The taste of a witch is really good."

You agree, Loki.

After watching The Walking Dead twice, I always felt that the characters were too stupid and too lazy, and that some of the tragedies could have been completely avoided. That's why I wrote this book, hoping to make up for those regrets.