The Second Coming of Gluttony - Reviews

This is a really great story and I would re read this again it make a lot of sense. The characters and their design are really great and their ability with how they work or talk. The colors are really good and they flow with all the other colors.

if you are thinking that this story will give u a great mc, then you are at wrong place....if u want a totall trash kind of person who dose'nt care if a child is dying in front of him...its not a cool kind of charcter its just so yack kind of feeling from him..i dont know what was the aurthor even thinking while making this it just feels like he was having very hard time taking dump,but at last after lot of effort he manged to take out the dump from his ass whis is totally crige.....and same goes to the story and charcter devlop-ment now i know why this story only have few chapters.

Korean Isekai story of kinda OP Protagonist, who starts of an Ass but becomes a Good Guy.

Transported into Another World, with Memories/ Visions of some Hero, appearing to him. Our MC must figure out this new world, its rules, and its purpose.

Our Protagonist really is an unlikeable degenerate. He is just being a scum after falling on hard times. He emotionally blackmails his Ex-into giving him money. But then is transferred to another World via a Contract. What is this world? How does this contract work? It's a mystery that we uncover as we follow our protagonist. After arriving in this new world where his life is constantly on the line our MC learns to rely on others, help others, and become a better person.

This is a more mature story than we usually see in Manga, perhaps an influence of its Korean origins. The MC starts off as Unlikeable, then turns into someone Admirable. It does lean a little on the Power Fantast cliche. Super Stong MC will save the poor weak woman in distress. But that's just one moment. The story is still in its infancy at the time of this review. With great story arcs to come. We do have some fun side characters but there are yet to be fleshed out.

Highly Recommend this

UPDATE: I would like to clarify my OP claims.

First I said, kinda OP, because I know this doesn't align with traditional OP characters. Second, this is in reference to the fact that he has a Golden Ticket which gives more equipment than others & his superpower like the God Eyes, which lets him escape danger and gain rewards. Pretty OP in comparison to the other contenders.
This is because he is OP by equipment not by sheer physical strength. If you could always see the easy, medium & hard difficult options while no one else can, you would have an edge over others.
And of course, by the end of the season SPOLIER ALERT, he is in fact labeled as OP (Mage, but a similar indication) by the Gods, kinda Emphasize on the Kinda part. I specifically didn't mention One Punch Man or Solo Leveling, because this is not in the same category. It is a different OP 

IMPORTANT NOTE: The above review only applies to Season 1 of the story.

Season 2 is completely different. To the point where both can't be reviewed together. I give,

Season 1 - 8/10

Season 2 - 7/10

Overall - 5/10

The decrease in the overall score is because, the characters completely change in Season 2, not just the art style but also how they act. Our MC, Seol particularly goes from a serious guy to a typical shy anime protagonist. Not bad but, incredibly different from Season 1.

Ótima primaira parte agora tem que ver como vai ser o restante! 

I'm commenting on the manga as someone who has finished the light novel. I have to say, the story isn't much to look at, but the way the characters grow is beautiful, in the light novel at least. I don't know if they intend on completing the manga, and the light novel is very good, so I recommend that you read it. The plot is very straightforward, and the power and levelling system isn't anything special, but it wasn't a boring read. It mainly focuses on the character development and that isn't so bad in this case.