Hello, esteemed readers. After reading some low-rated reviews, this humble author truly realized that this work has many shortcomings, so I would first like to apologize to you all. I lack life experience and my knowledge is rather limited. However, considering that many new readers may not know much about Warhammer 30K, this humble author will give a brief introduction to 30K here.
Warhammer 30K, during the Horus Heresy, tells the story of the Imperium of Man's "founding and rebellion." Heroes emerged in droves, strategies clashed, and Primarchs fought alongside Astartes Legions. It was the pinnacle of humanity's glory and internal strife. At this time, the Emperor of Mankind still walked among mortals and personally led the expeditions.
Before this, the Emperor recovered the Primarchs during the Great Crusade, and this story takes place during the course of that Great Crusade.
Earlier, I noticed some readers saying that this was merely a transmigration story wearing a Warhammer skin. I must clarify something here: before the Great Crusade, humanity experienced a Golden Age, followed by the great schism caused by the Iron Men Rebellion, and then a period of darkness. During that time, on most planets under humanity's control, both technology and even history had regressed. This is also reflected in the vastly different technological levels of the worlds where the Primarchs landed. For example, Angron's planet was at a Mad Max level of technology, while Fulgrim's planet was in the mid-industrial era, roughly at the level of the Second Industrial Revolution. As for Lorgar, one of this novel's protagonists, Colchis was roughly at the level of the mid-Middle Ages, though gunpowder had already appeared.
As for why the super-intelligent Primarchs somehow came across as a little foolish, I can only say that I originally wanted to write about their thoughts