Warhammer: Beginning with the Extermination of the Wights

The protagonist gives me a very awkward feeling. Let's say he is an inquisitor. He gives me the feeling of an investigator in Cthulirru. Although the inquisitor in Warhammer also has some responsibilities as an investigator, he does not have the crazy and paranoid feeling of the inquisitor in the tank. This is understandable. After all, the protagonist is not from Warhammer, but it still gives me a very awkward feeling.

As the saying goes, demons are summoned in the Demon Tribunal, heretics come out of the Heretic Tribunal, and aliens appear in the Alien Tribunal. You have been told: The Tribunal is a mysterious organization that defends humans and even the emperor from the erosion of paganism, demonic occupation, alien rule, and rebellion; You have been told: The Tribunal is the final line of defense, resisting the forces lurking in the stars. In the darkness between, shadows of panic and fear; You have been told: The Inquisition is the savior of glory, the Emperor's purest and most loyal warriors, even evil cannot compete with it; You have been told: The Inquisition is a united force, using its own power to drive away any danger in the galaxy, no matter where the threat comes from. Everything you have been told is a big lie!

It's too slow. It's too slow to kill a ghoul.

How to say it? It's a good idea, but it just doesn't feel like an Inquisitor. Wouldn't the interrogators under the Inquisitor burn the resurrected corpses directly?

Issuing an extermination order means user malfeasance + imperial incompetence.

The Thunderhawk or something that the protagonist can ride on descends from the sky to the church or somewhere in the Great Sword World. It descends in front of people, the loyal Stormtrooper or a can or something, and then tells them that this is a world contaminated by aliens and needs to be purified by our great emperor.

If you weren't very interested in the subject matter, you really couldn't stand the pace.

???? , Has the author watched the ghoul anime? The mother body of the ghouls in this village (the little girl) was transformed from other ghouls hundreds of years ago. It is described in the anime, which means that there are not only ghouls in this village. The protagonist only killed all the ghouls in the village. The mission shows that there are no ghouls in this world?

I thought this ghoul was the Gurnod Choir, but the feelings weren't it.

It's okay. This book is quite good. The pace is a bit slow. It took more than 20 chapters to finish killing the zombies.

Did I miss it? Why is there so much less explanation between the Shimmer Goddess and the Warhammer series? For example Have the protagonist solved the problem of the Shimmer Goddess? There seems to be no explanation at all. The beginning and end cannot be connected Is there any problem with the protagonist's growth path? After all, shouldn't the protagonist's growth path under normal circumstances be a little bit of growth in the first few worlds? Then a profound understanding of the relationship between humans and aliens. Then become an experienced inquisitor. I entered the cesspool all of a sudden and came out. After that, it was just pure abuse. And is it too weird to write emotional lines in it? After all, the theme of Warhammer should be regarded as a classical epic in which a macho man saves the world and sacrifices everything for humanity. Why do you feel like starting a harem? Also, the protagonist went so smoothly that he didn't even get the Chaos Corruption backstab. Are you sure it's not Birdman's conspiracy?