SkeletonVoidPirate

Cool. As long you are happy with the appearance (book cover, name, etc) and the direction of the story stays consistent, i have no problem with how you run your book. It IS your book after all

You don't have to change a core part of your work's identity to get more exposure. If you love your work enough and it goes on for long enough, then naturally it shall get more exposure. You don't have to make the name more generic so that it attracts more people. In my opinion this is one of my top 5 stories, and I've been finding new and "interesting" stories every other day. Your work's name was what ultimately picked my curiosity to try it out In conclusion be more confident, follow your path for the story and don't try to please readers (that's the fastest way to lose interest in your book)

Hey Author, I'm curious why you changed the name of the book. This is still a good name, but personally i preferred the previous one. It made this book more unique

Good book. Btw my favourite part of the WH40K lore is that outside the milkyway galaxy it is worse. There are orks everywhere and Tyranids are converging on the galaxy (with the fleets that have already arrived being presumed to be only scouting fleets). There is also other impossibly powerful phycic alien races and the last star god (former masters of the Necrons during the War in Heaven and literal embodimens of the material universe) is out there and empowered by other star gods' fragments So the hell of a place where the 4 Chaos Gods, Necrons, Eldar, Dark Eldar, the decaying empire of Mankind, The Tau empire, Orks and Tyranids are in a perpetual fighting state.... is literally the brightest place in the universe.

Monty Python.... Took me a second to realize what you did....