As of writing this review, I have read this manwha up to chapter 81 (out of the 114 chapters currently out).

Seoul Station's Necromancer tells the story of Kang Woojin, a man that was transported to another world just when Earth was invaded by gates and dungeons with dangerous creatures.
Four years later (in Earth-time), he comes back to Earth where he retains only little of is unfathomable power, but only for a time.

He quickly powers-up and builds some wealth and power. This part of the manwha is quite enjoyable because I like when a MC is sufficiently different from the others characters and this creates interesting situations.

But this would not be enough to keep me interested in. I have decided to rate this 7 out 10 because of the underlying plot. Contrary to many other manwhas, Seoul Station's Necromancer actually has a plot with a solid world-building and lore. Nothing too fancy, nor too complicate, mind you which makes the reading a good experience. It is not too long before the main plot kicks in and advance at a timid pace (for now).

Finally, in terms of arts, side characters and fights, it is somewhat decent and satisfactory.

I definitely recommend Seoul Station's Necromancer.

1.) People need to stop comparing this to Solo Leveling.

1a.) This did not copy Solo Leveling. The novel for this came out in 21015 BEFORE Solo Leveling's 2016 debut.

1b) Solo Leveling did not copy this either. I don't understand how people can say that when there's so much nonsense in this story compared to the tight narrative of Solo Leveling.

2.) The manhwa art is very uninspired and generic. The action sequences are boring. Don't need to skip most of it though because it's also very short. Worse? The characters themselves are not interesting to follow OR look at.

3.) The story drags on. Too many genre mechanics.

EDIT: DNFed at 91 ch. It's just really boring and the training thing with Zenith is painfully dull.

... Last updated on January 6th, 2024, 11:44pm