A pretty decent novel the one you have here.
Before anything, I would like to point out the main thing the author likes in his works: MCs that are either incredibly dire end of the world threats, or directly walking apocalypses, but don't really want to end the world and want to live their lives, even though everyone else would like to request them to move to another planet, or perhaps to kill themselves.
So MC already cleared his main story, he conquered hell and became the overlord, the thing is, Hell is boring, doesn't have hot chicks and the food sucks, so he wants to go back to Earth. The issue? he's a demonic overlord, him going back to Earth is a terrible idea, not for him, but for your average human, so MC needs to reintegrate himself into human society, while also scamming everyone who may be interested in chasing after him.
The core points about this story are comedy (mainly MC's antics to keep his identity hidden, while escalating his activity) and overpowered protagonist (While he starts more or less weak, he has an extremely easy time getting new toys and powers, and by mid story he's a world class monster)
It's entertaining, it's fresh, and I would also like to recommend this author's other novel, I'm not a regressor, with a similar protagonist, but a more tragic and heroic viewpoint.
A pretty decent novel the one you have here.
Before anything, I would like to point out the main thing the author likes in his works: MCs that are either incredibly dire end of the world threats, or directly walking apocalypses, but don't really want to end the world and want to live their lives, even though everyone else would like to request them to move to another planet, or perhaps to kill themselves.
So MC already cleared his main story, he conquered hell and became the overlord, the thing is, Hell is boring, doesn't have hot chicks and the food sucks, so he wants to go back to Earth. The issue? he's a demonic overlord, him going back to Earth is a terrible idea, not for him, but for your average human, so MC needs to reintegrate himself into human society, while also scamming everyone who may be interested in chasing after him.
The core points about this story are comedy (mainly MC's antics to keep his identity hidden, while escalating his activity) and overpowered protagonist (While he starts more or less weak, he has an extremely easy time getting new toys and powers, and by mid story he's a world class monster)
It's entertaining, it's fresh, and I would also like to recommend this author's other novel, I'm not a regressor, with a similar protagonist, but a more tragic and heroic viewpoint.
