Even Russ

The upper and lower limits of a Primarch are extremely high. Before unleashing their Warp essence, they might not even be able to defeat some named Greater Daemons, but once that essence is unleashed, they could potentially solo an entire starship.

Do not think that failing to shatter a planet single-handedly makes them trash. In this interstellar era, it is not individual combat power that matters. The most powerful aspect of a Primarch is their ability to stably produce Gene-seed, relying on this to rapidly build up armies.

To make it in this world, you have to rely on influence. This isn't some xianxia fantasy where everyone is a dragon among men; when a torrent of steel swarms you, even a Chaos Greater Daemon has to kneel and call you daddy.

Whether it's because my warship's cannons aren't thick enough or the Exterminatus isn't powerful enough, as long as you can eliminate the opponent, don't worry about the method—if it works, it works.

For a "Dragon-Proud-Heaven" protagonist like Emperor, he is one of a kind, not just for the human race, but for the entire galaxy. Such a monster cannot be judged by common sense.

Regardless of how you look at it, a Primarch is the ultimate weapon created by Emperor. Even a "blank" unit is something no ordinary race can contend with. After all, the value is there; otherwise, the Four Little Gluttons wouldn't be pulling cards so frantically.

As the speed-demon lad who always had a low presence among the Primarchs, Khan is not weak at all. In terms of individual combat power, he can even rank in the top five, because this guy is a master of both magic and martial arts. Not only are his combat skills exceptional, but he can also wield psionic spells. The