Not to mention that Lin Fan had the help of Oedmeir, a scientist from the Golden Age. The Strong Logic Answer System she had compiled greatly improved the efficiency of government operations, while the production lines she upgraded and modified churned out vast quantities of equipment and products like a flowing stream.
With so many advantages, although the Big Canteen Sector had only been established for a few decades, it had already surpassed those old Imperial worlds that boasted histories of ten thousand years.
Thinking of this, Lin Fan carefully looked at Isha, then carefully looked at Leman Russ and Magnus, who were still arguing, and finally realized how his storyline with Isha differed.
First came the Primarchs.
These powerful limited-edition figurines could be said to embody the soul of Warhammer 40K. Traces of the Primarchs could be found in every book. After becoming the Emperor's helper, Isha had also provided the Primarchs with much assistance, even though they did not trust this xenos god.
Because an alliance had been formed with the Aeldari, Angron was not ambushed, and thus was not captured by slavers while weakened by his wounds. He united Nuceria and became his own master, then followed his heart as he grew into a gentle, understanding leader. Even the most melancholy and tormented patient would become cheerful and confident the instant they saw Angron's smile.
Isha's own affinity also filled the Primarchs' emotional deficiencies. In a sense, she became their spiritual mother. With an emotional intelligence the Emperor could never possess even if he worked for tens of millions more years, she soothed the Primarchs' emotions and hinted that, at the appropriate times, the Emperor ought to explain his love for them.
At first, the Emperor was stubborn, resistant, and awkward. He saw himself as a cold