A Psychic’s Youth Story Is a Little Problematic!

It is five meters tall, has wings, possesses psychic and precognitive abilities, and its direct descendants go berserk and drink human blood. It has also served as the leader of an illegitimate regime. Are they considered mutants?

I'm getting a bit of a toothache after reading a few chapters. They're all psionicists, and they even came from Warhammer. A few relatives they barely know are involved in an accident—that's all there is to it, as long as there's no evidence, it's just an accident.

It's utterly nonsensical. The stereotypical portrayal in light novels—that a powerful figure capable of conquering cities and seizing territories—is ultimately manipulated by a woman and falls in love, and then, to top it off, it's just plain repressive. This isn't some Warhammer time traveler who just traveled back in time again; it's truly magnificent, almost unbelievable, and incredibly moving.

It could be read as a regular Japanese light novel about demon hunting, but the Warhammer crossover... To be honest, the protagonist's personality doesn't seem to come from Warhammer, because it's not quite as outlandish.

Do the countries I traveled to have no laws? Even though people aren't completely dead, they can just confiscate their relatives' property?

I was driven to despair by the ridiculous plot after reading only two chapters.

The Emperor himself was a psionicist, so next time some idiot tells you psionicists are heretics, spit that fact in their face. In fact, to an ordinary citizen of the Empire, the Emperor wasn't a psionicist, but... A god. According to the State Religion's creed, the divine power He displayed during the Great Crusade before His Ascension was proof of His divinity.

Why is it all criticism? Am I the only one who thinks it's pretty good?

Coming from the Warhammer cesspool of war-crazed individuals, you actually compromised? Normally, with psionicists present, you'd directly brainwash them, proselytize, and then spread your message to conquer the world, sending messages into space to see if you could find the human empire. Even if you didn't do that, at the very least, you should have used psionic powers to conquer the world, right? Instead, you're having a romantic relationship on campus, and calling it a light comedy 😒

Don't even mention it, this author's Warhammer writing still has a light novel/anime vibe.