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Overall a great story -Auhor’s writing quality is a little lower than the normal standard, but a lot better than many people on here -Release Schedule is random, however Chapters are very long -Story and Characters are more interesting here and obviously this is the DC Universe so its going to be interesting

this is supposed to be a combination of marvel comics, the mcu, DC comics, The Boys, and a bunch of random chinese movies and shows. its translated from chinese, its not very good dialogue or narration or plot or world-building.

The author has no idea what he’s writing. There are too many POV shifts, and the MC comes across as nothing more than a cold, lifeless personality with no depth or real development. On top of that, the author clearly doesn’t understand the power scaling in DC. The four Chaos Gods wouldn’t stand a chance—they’d be obliterated instantly in DC. Yet somehow this story tries to make the Imperium of Man look stronger than it actually is. Here’s the reality: in DC, there are beings who could wipe out the entire Warhammer 40K universe without effort. The Presence—DC’s literal God—would erase the Emperor of Mankind and every Chaos God with a thought. Even below the Presence, you have entities like the Endless, the Monitors, and the Source itself, all of which completely outclass anything Warhammer can offer. The Emperor of Mankind may be powerful in his own setting, but even then he’s limited to the Milky Way—he can’t even leave it. Yet in this novel, a random Primarch suddenly shows up in the DC universe, and somehow nobody—not even the Old Gods—realizes it. That’s just ridiculous. The truth is, the author is just throwing random ideas together without any clear plan or direction. To make matters worse, in earlier chapters, the characters arrive on Earth and kill a bunch of people, but there’s no explanation, no proper worldbuilding, and no logic behind it. It’s just random garbage strung together.