Seoul Station’s Necromancer

Briefly about Seoul Station’s Necromancer Manga.

[You have entered the dungeon at Gwachun Station’s 1st Exit.] Wait—? What is this?? A necromancer returns to Earth after 20 years and enters…the subway station? No, it’s a dungeon. Bow down to the splendor of my one-man army as I begin to seize it. They’ve finally made it into the early books. He’s not a goody-goody like the other Necromancer stories, but a sadistic man who will torture and torture if that’s what he wants. I’m so glad that this work got a proper movie adaptation… After the book-eating wizard, my faith in the manhwa died… It’s so cool to remember the time when I read it. True, the plot is already worse and memories of the return from hell are confusing. But it feels so good… I hope they do a better ending here… In the meantime, the feeling of the work is amazing.

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It’s coming out?! Why am I only finding out about this now? Except for the blown ending (the last 10 chapters are crap), it’s good! Way better than the solo. Really… too late in the author’s mind (or rather saved up the money). I read the novel, even before the novel was translated solo. Well, now check it out.

A very thick stele of “Raising the Level Alone”. Again, subway with dungeon, red orcs, necromancer class, “Rise.” And other “chips” of this dull setting). By the way, the main character was again given Frank (in canon), even after he showed imbue-skill. Well, in short, in fact, reflect with this setting. The plot is very similar to “Seoul Station Druid”, but here the yogi is better, but on the other hand the story is much easier. Overall, the 18 chapters and late is quite interesting, although there are a lot of clichés.