After Ten Millennia in Hell

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This story takes a refreshingly unconventional approach by focusing on something as simple as the MC's craving for kimchi stew after returning from a five-year absence. It's a quirky and humorous start that sets the tone for the entire narrative. The decision to skip the typical "readapting to society" arc is a welcome one, allowing the story to maintain its lighthearted and fun vibe.

The MC's character is an interesting blend of neutral evil with a strong passion for food. He's not your typical hero; instead, he's here to have some fun, often in gruesome and darkly humorous ways. His one-liners and playful interactions make for ... an entertaining read, even if his motivations aren't particularly deep.

The side characters, while not overly complex, add to the charm of the story. Whether they like the MC or end up challenging him, their interactions are amusing and keep the plot moving at a brisk pace. The story doesn't burden itself with intricate plots or grand schemes, which might appeal to readers looking for something straightforward and amusing.

Overall, if you're in the mood for a light, funny read that doesn't take itself too seriously, this story might be right up your alley.

This manhwa is the definition of Fine. It has good artwork and some mildly interesting ideas, but it's incredibly generic.

Story 5/10: The story is in my opinion very uninterresting and together with the supporting characters probably the weakest link for this manhwa. It's predictable, uninteresting and not anything new, but it doesn't need to because where this manhwa truly shines in the

Art 8/10: The art looks dope, it's cool, some characters have decently unique designs, but above all when he is supposed to the MC looks absolutly badass which is the center of this manhwa anyways.

Characters 5/10: Not much to say. Everyone is extremly ... one dimensional, but atleast in a sense where they can still fulfill the roles they have in the story without making it feel like the biggest bs ever.

World Building 5/10: Also not much it's a pretty generic world thats like a game and has gates, except for the demon worshippers nothing is really unique and even calling it that is a big stretch.

Final assessement 6/10: It's generic, one dimensional and not really unique, but good if you want to read something thats pretty to look at and not think about again.

There are very few pieces of media I've consumed that have made me drop them faster than this has.

The MC is an uber strong demon king and ends up in a world with a levelling system and his powers sealed, but despite that he's still real strong compared to everyone else as he's able to devour fallen enemies with his gluttony skill, and now in the new world he works as a hunter of monsters and travels through gates to fight in dungeons. It's your typical isekai plotline and I've watched plenty of those and enjoyed them, no judgement there, but doesn't that sound familiar? ... Where have I heard this before? Oh right, it's Solo Levelling with TenSura elements, but bad. I'm not about to claim that authors can't use the same tropes as each other, but if you're gonna' do it at least make it unique, with this the most interesting part of the story, him climbing the ranks in Hell, has already happened and we're just dropped in expecting to be on the MC's side, when we know literally nothing about who he is already in a story that we weren't privy to, that's like starting Sword Art Online with the Aincrad Arc already over and expecting the audience to sympathize with Kirito with zero knowledge of who he is and why we should care.

The MC is a spoilt brat that does nothing but complain about his admittedly highly privileged position the whole time and is unreasonably nasty to the demons who are just trying to help him, but most importantly he has one of the lamest traits any character in any story can have; he's h0rny on main. Literally the second he sees a girl he loses his mind and proposes to her, and when she shows him gratitude for saving her by taking him to her place for food, his language suggests that he assumes that something is going to happen, and I'm sure you don't need me to elaborate on what that "something" he's thinking is. He JUST met this girl, and he thinks she's going to thank him like that?? Degenerate MCs that treat the female characters like objects for their own satisfaction are the worst kind, I have no respect for any author that writes them.

Do yourself a favour and skip this, read Solo Levelling or watch/read TenSura instead, heck even Arifureta is better than this.