LCD The Second Coming of Gluttony

yes, she is

 

do we get any leads regarding it in the 90 something chapters?

 

Not yet on what was translated before, but it's already pretty obvious in the chapters when Seol Jihu got back to Earth after Neutral Zone.

• She saw the Golden Mark and looked like she knew about it.
• She knew something else that happened in March 16 (the day of the Tutorial)
• Earthlings are under NDA on anything about Paradise, imposed by the Seven Gods. Therefore non-Paradisers less likely know about it.

I'm also thinking that Marks aren't something that's normally visible to others who aren't sensitive to Mana. (cause they did say something about the portal back to Paradise can't be seen normally)

 

Yeah I read upto that part so I felt like she was that's why my question, but still thanks I guess

 

I have a question. In chapter 9, there is a sentence like this
"Didn’t the old saying go along the line of ‘the sister-in-law trying to stop the mother-in-law is more hateful than the mother-in-law beating you up’?"
can someone explain to me what does it mean?

 

Old Tl note: (TL: The sister-in-law/mother-in-law is a Korean proverb. It means the person who pretends to be nice to you on the outside but makes fun/slanders you inside is far worse/hateful.)

 

give me a date, I should expect a new chapter on

 

Should be within a week, I don't mind delays as we will be getting regular updates after the wait.

 

thanks

 

So if their precious shekel system blows up in their face again, will they delay the chapters once more?

 

I have just started reading this novel, can anyone tell me if this is one of those novel where the MC is a hero who try to save everyone? I absolutely hate hero-complex mc, especially those who even try to save their enemy or those that tried to kill him, and is scared of killing others..

 

he wants to at times but is stop by other people and his personal experience. He is a nice guy but learns that he can't save everyone

 

It's actually one of the more interesting aspects of this novel. His thoughts on human greed as he watches people go against his warnings and just the shear apathy they feel with the concept that everything is a game and the rampant dehumanization of themselves and the natives.

 

I don´t think he cares this much for other people though...(only his friends)
if it wasn´t for his 'Eyes power' and 'past life feelings' he would let even the people he saved die without doing nothing...

 

that´s the one thing i always thought weird...all these people are too crazy in the head for thinking like this even after interacting with the other world inhabitants...
or is all part of the Gods big plan...who started teaching earthlings to think like this?

 

Seol´s Carpe Diem first mission arc he speak with the village chief and is told people call him 'npc who gives quests'...i´m pretty sure they are screwed...

 

For all intents and purposes it is technically a game for them as, there's levels and if they die they just re spawn on earth without their memories

 

trust me man, history is full of dehumanization that happened in situations much more "real" than what they're going through in the novel. It doesnt take much of an excuse for a society to view someone as a subhuman.

 

Did wanderer let them use his translations?

 

Think @FudgeNouget bought and edited them