Critiquing Plagiarism + This Book's Future Direction (Spoilers) + Seeking Opinions on the Next Book

First, a quick update: I've finished compiling the comparison chart and sent it to the editor.

Some Legion members have said they want to support me.

I'm deeply grateful, but I think it would be better for the editor to handle it. He knows better how to deal with this, and I don't want to waste everyone's time.

If you've already read it, you can help report it. If you haven't, there's no need to give him the attention by going out of your way to read it.

Critiquing plagiarism:

First of all, I have never plagiarized content from any other Warhammer author.

In fact, I don't read other Warhammer webnovels at all. People have asked me for recommendations before, but I couldn't recommend anything because I simply don't read them.

The only one I ever looked at was a certain Primarch novel a reader suggested. I read two chapters and couldn't continue, because the timeline for important characters in that book didn't match the official lore.

The only webnovels I've read in the past two years are Lord of the Mysteries and Circle of Inevitability.

Just as I said when this book went premium, ever since the day I started preparing to write it, I've read at least one official novel chapter every day, averaging more than two full-length novels a month.

So, regardless of how well my plot turns out, it was all conceived by me. I have not plagiarized any webnovel author, and I can absolutely guarantee that.

Second, that person couldn't even plagiarize properly.

Let me give an example.

In my second chapter, Nimrod used his cheat to go to Vostonia. The cheat shocking The Four Ruinous Powers was only the surface-level thrill.

When conquering a homeworld, I wanted to write about a world readers were