Sorcerer? No, I'm a Warhammer Psyker

The birth of the Warhammer God requires the sacrifice of an entire psionic race that has reached its peak. So, did the protagonist sacrifice the entire human race in exchange for the birth of the Fifth God?

The Emperor has already reached the pinnacle of combat power; sacrificing the Emperor is really something else.

A guy who can't control his lower body... A fake injury hammer.

The sorcery, with its power level at most at the level of street-level combat, is used to sacrifice an emperor with a power level of 40k? Open the door! A heartwarming gesture from the courtroom 🤫

He sacrificed himself to the emperor and was persuaded to resign. He abandoned his loyalty for a mere woman?!

The writing still feels a bit off. If the protagonist has already lost his anger and hatred, why would he still want revenge? He only feels sadness and despair over his sister's death (neither of which can be a driving force for revenge). Without hatred, he shouldn't have the motivation to seek revenge.

Although there are all sorts of reviews, I'm still curious to see what a Japanese manga with Warhammer would be like. Japanese manga is generally harem fiction, and Warhammer writers are usually tough guys. While I'm not against harem/tough guy stories, Warhammer still feels a bit out of place in Japanese manga. I'll review it after I finish reading. If I die from poisoning, please help me collect my body! If it's a gem, I'll be back!

Gojo Satoru sent it; what do you all think?

Do you know why the four peddlers didn't dare to fight the emperor to the death? Because the emperor could severely injure one of them. Once one was seriously injured, the other three wouldn't listen to reason and would simply kill him.

Where did the Grey Knights get the idea that they're all Alpha Psionicists? Couldn't the author be a little more careful before writing? If they were all Alpha Psionicists, the Empire would be ecstatic by now.