“I'm cold and hungry.”
That single thought of hers ignited the beginning. The beginning of what, you ask? Haha, how innocent.
She was great— No, no, no, that was an insult to the utter majesty she possesses. She is perfection itself; academics, beauty, ability, she had them. Yet perfection has problems in and of itself; not even she can escape the cruel irony of life. That's when things take an odd twist.
On a fateful day, she and her classmates transferred over to another world! A tale as old as time itself, no? It was the stereotypical setting; the king and his knights welcomed the bewildered heroes in a grand room. Unlike her companions, she was an exception— She was starving, furious, and observant. Who wouldn't be? But their objectives were clear; slay some form of a "Demon King". Somehow, whilst on her quest for knowledge, she obtains the privilege of obtaining power that causes the collapse of the relationship between her and the kingdom, leading to the chaotic aftermath of a disaster. A vendetta forms inside of her; one that would shake the world to its core ...
"How unsightly."
Who is she? What are these terms? Why is this happening? How will she squash the balance of power? Questions upon questions. Simply read to understand
What to expect;
> Hunger and thirst for the flesh and blood of the innocent (Light-hearted 'eating' scenes.)
> The isekai's main character not taking the 'i'm going to become an adventurer!' route (seriously, what's up with isekais and adventurer mc's?)
> A fantasy world which is basically a cut-out of Europe but with more fantasy
> Working in the fantasy version of Germany (totally not because i'm German)
> Many unanswered questions and cliff-hangers
>Gore
>Blood
>Some more blood
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Like this novel, fell like a mix between youjo senki and the girl who ate dead god. ?
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I enjoy stories with a cold protagonist
I also suck at writing reviews
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Unsightly Gluttony is an interesting story. The characters are well written and have a solid feel to them. Especially the main character.
The story itself has a good pace to it and potential to be something greater. I believe the novel to be more character driven so there isn't much to cover here other then it's paced well enough to suit the characters growth.
The characters are done well, while some aren't as notable as the main character, they still hold a place in the story. They have goals and their own drives.
In conclusion, good novel. Read it if you like Youjo senki, it's similar to it as the review made by Oneeye said
(I'll probably add more to this review when I've read more chapters btw (emphasis on probably))
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