It just so happened that today the story passed 150,000 characters, and my editor was back at work, so it naturally went premium.
First, thank you to all the readers who finished the free chapters. I wish everyone an auspicious return to work and money rolling in every day.
Thank you to "kfdxn," "Ravenclaw Prefect," "Nie Martian," and others for the recommendation votes. I won't list everyone one by one; same below.
Thank you to "Qingfeng 66," "Wushuang Luanwu," "Luo Xiu'an," and others for the monthly tickets.
Thank you to "Chichina" and others for the tips.
Second, I need to explain the setting in advance. After all, you know how it is—retcons are one of GW's traditional arts.
Reference priority, in order: official novels, with Chinese-published works generally taking priority over unpublished ones; rulebooks, with newer editions taking priority over older ones; games; and LEX entries.
Some parts will refer to official forum fan settings, mainly for things like the Flao, who have lore but no established appearance.
I have to admit I haven't read every work from the Translation Court, so mistakes may happen.
But I'll do my best to make sure everything I write has a basis. I've bought physical copies of all the published Chinese novels to support them, and I've read each at least once.
Also, I read at least one chapter of the unpublished Translation Court chapters every day.
Here's an example, using the return dates of some Primarchs related to this book.
I'm using the timeline from the Primarch biographies, not the abandoned old setting.
Alpharius, who had not publicly revealed his identity; Horus, 801.M30; Leman Russ, 819; the Second Primarch, 821; Ferrus Manus, 824.
P.S. The Eleventh Primarch's original return date was 927. Nimrod's cheat, the "Kingdom of Disorder," came into play, changing