Seoul Station's Necromancer
Seoul Station's Necromancer

Seoul Station's Necromancer

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Seoul Station's Necromancer novel is a popular light novel covering Action, Adventure, and Comedy genres. Written by the Author Wu jinseol. 209 chapters have been translated and translation of all chapters was completed.

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[You have entered the dungeon at Gwachun Station’s 1st Exit.]

When former high school student Kang Woojin finds himself returned back to Earth after being forcibly summoned to a foreign planet for 20 years, he soon finds that Earth is not the same, normal place as he once remembered it to be.

With his former strength and age reset back to zero, watch Kang Woojin as he gets back on the path to becoming the Earth’s strongest Necromancer!

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  • Jaxrim4 1
    2mo

    Just to clarify to everyone: Solo Leveling did NOT copy this novel so please stop saying that. Solo leveling was serialized in 2014 and was published 2016 while Seoul Station was published 2015. It is most likely that SSN copied Solo Leveling and not the other way around. Unfortunately, Solo Leveling lost the court case against SSN and that's probably how this whole thing about Solo Leveling 'plagiarizing' started. or at least that's what I found from googling. if you find further info you can refute me

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    • Paztacos 20
      2mo

      That's misinformation. There are no public announcements of a lawsuit and no public records of a lawsuit. The only evidence a lawsuit happened is some reditors claiming it happened. Which is not evidence. And I don't think anyone should think these are copies of each other. They took a similar premise that has been around for years and both did a similar concept. But even the first few chapters are vastly different in style and tone. The Korean dungeon plot is just like Japanese Iseaki plot. It's just a genre that's become popular. These novels don't have enough similarities to say they copied. Since one is a regular dude gaining powers while the other is a dude that already had power returning to earth. Having read both they don't read similar at all. People can argue which they like more but other than the genre and the protagonist being a necromancer, they aren't the same.

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      • Jaxrim4 1
        2mo

        i mean ye they dont read the same. Like you said, whether it's true or not that there was a lawsuit, it really doesn't matter, it's just there have been people claiming things and saying that "solo lvling copied." annoys me quite a bit when people say things like oh this novel took the idea from ___ novel just because they read the other novel first and liked it.

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  • Dede68 5
    5mo

    21/10/2024 I finished this novel It was good, pretty simple the mc is good not great but good and the secondary characters are good m, not great but good I rate this novel a 6/10

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  • MonkeyDRuffy 2
    6mo

    For those of you who don’t know: The manhwa of this novel recently ended. Light Novel: 208 chapters 🔚 Manhwa: 150 chapters 🔚

    Edited: 6mo
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  • KnightOfTribulations 1
    6mo

    A huge spoiler would be the virtual reality tag. The ending is just so unexpected, and I still don't understand what's going on.

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  • MonkeyDRuffy 2
    9mo

    So does anyone know what the latest manhwa chapter corresponds to in the light novel? Like how far behind is the manhua from the novel?

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    • KnightOfTribulations 1
      6mo

      I'm not sure, but 10-15 chapters before the end of the novel seems like a good place to start

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  • MagoBlu 1
    9mo

    Solo Leveling is the bad copy of this novel

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    • MonkeyDRuffy 2
      8mo

      Did you read this novel or read the manhwa? If you read either of those can you tell me where you stopped and what was exactly happening at that point?

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      • MagoBlu 1
        8mo

        the manhwa and the ln of Seoul station's necromancer are pretty different, if you read the first one and want to switch to the second one it's better to start from the chapter 1

        Edited: 8mo
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      • MonkeyDRuffy 2
        8mo

        But isn’t the storyline roughly the same?

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      • MagoBlu 1
        8mo

        try to start the ln

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      • MagoBlu 1
        8mo

        no, from the start to the end

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  • Marz383 5
    1y

    Interesting ending and I could feel the actual thought of how governments react to the mc at the end due to his strength and how some groups combat it.

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    • BARNABAZ 7
      1y

      how many members in his harem?

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  • InThend 9
    1y

    I stopped reading the novel at Chapter 134. Frankly, he had a good start, but he cannot maintain it in the following episodes.My biggest complaints while reading the novel; MC's inner world is not explained well and the developing events are not handled very deeply.If you are looking for a snack to take a break to collect chapters in the novel you are following, this novel can be your choice.I think the author is a real success, but it seems like he didn't do his best so he might not have been able to unleash the full potential of the novel.

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  • ShadowLeveling 8
    1y

    This novel feels like Walmart brand Solo Leveling.

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    • Paztacos 20
      1y

      This came out a year before solo leveling.

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      • Jaxrim4 1
        2mo

        that's only technically right. Solo leveling was published a year after Seoul Stations Necromancer, but it was actually serialized a year earlier. In reality, it's most likely that Seoul Station copied Solo Leveling

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      • Paztacos 20
        2mo

        Meh. When I looked this up it said solo leveling came out in 2016. You have to search pretty hard to find out that it actually came out in 2014. Though the fact they came out on the same platform means it's possible that this is a copy. The fact that neither reads anything like each other means I doubt it. The have the same genre and a protagonist with the same power but origin and actions taken are completely different.

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      • ShadowLeveling 8
        1y

        I am not saying this author copied SL, I'm saying it feels like a washed down version of SL quality wise lol

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  • francis_kg 50
    1y

    I added this because I read the manhwa and now that I'm empty I need to restock

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    • G1itzh 12
      1y

      Unfortunately manhwas take relatively long to update. If you got time, try legendary mechanic or dungeon predator, 1200+ and 500+ chapters respectively. A shorter one would be praise the orc which is just over 200. Good luck on restock

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      • francis_kg 50
        1y

        I already finished The legendary mechanic long ago but quite sad by the ending. It is both good but I felt like it could had been more plus some parts felt rushed but seeing how strong he already is it's acceptable... could had been more...

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      • G1itzh 12
        1y

        It is hard to pace the story and especially decide how long the writers want the story to be. Sometimes the novels end due to the writer such as running out of ideas or burnout of writing the novel for a long time. They also want to make sure they don’t drag out the ending and make it boring towards the end when they put a lot of effort into the story. In the end, we kind of just have to accept the ending for what it is.

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