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First published January 5, 2021
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September 28, 2025
Echt verwirrend, langweilig und um Grabraub ging es kaum ....... :/
May 3, 2024
Not going to lie friends. This wasn’t an enjoyable read for me. The concept is interesting and would appeal to those who are fans of Tomb Raider and/or Indiana Jones; however, the main character was insufferable and I couldn’t root for him. I love a good villain but this just felt tired and overdone with a random game element thrown into the mix. I’m indecisive of whether I want to continue this series. It’s unfortunate because it’s the first title from Ize press that I didn’t really enjoy.
June 4, 2023
Riesen Empfehlung für alle Solo Leveling Fans 😍🤌🏼 Hat mir mega gefallen
December 13, 2022
Oh I love this so much. Jooheon is the type of self-assured protagonist that I can’t help but root for, especially when he’s so hell bent on seeking revenge. Seeing his story progress will be a delightful treat.
December 13, 2022
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December 1, 2024
4.5
This is nice, like really nice
This is nice, like really nice
May 2, 2023
Tolles Konzept mit viel Potenzial, aber leider nicht so spannend wie ich es erwartet habe. Die Idee mit den Grabräubern und den Fallen finde ich so interessant, dass ich unglaublich enttäuscht war, wie das umgesetzt wurde. Der Suche nach Relikten werden jegliche Spannung und Spaß genommen, weil der Protagonist da nur so allwissend durchrast und durch "Dominanz" erobert. Die Charaktere sind bis jetzt ganz schön stereotypisch und ich kann nicht wirklich mit den Protagonisten mitfiebern. :(
February 17, 2023
This was fun. I'd say the only issue is that the print edition is a bit grainy. I've noticed that's sometimes an issue with comics that started online and then are later printed. The print quality is just not that great. I might just continue this digitally.
May 1, 2024
2,5*
Es liegt am Medium für mich. Ich hab nicht so viel übrig für diese kurzen dummen Dialoge.
Ich hatte mir bei den Grabjäger was anderes vorgestellt.
Aber es ist wieder alles so stereotyp.
Ich unterwerfe dich mit meiner Dominanz war das gruseligste ever ….
Es liegt am Medium für mich. Ich hab nicht so viel übrig für diese kurzen dummen Dialoge.
Ich hatte mir bei den Grabjäger was anderes vorgestellt.
Aber es ist wieder alles so stereotyp.
Ich unterwerfe dich mit meiner Dominanz war das gruseligste ever ….
December 4, 2022
Interested to see where this goes. It's definitely caught by attention.
September 4, 2024
Meh. Ok, so this is Solo Leveling on a rewind event, with a less likable character. He isn't bad, but other than selfish greed and wanting revenge, there's nothing else to him.
With Solo leveling, we see what drives him in the beginning, the need of money for his family.
But Tomb Raider King is just him wanting all the relics cause he can. Cause he was late to the party. Not to save people, not to help anyone, purely for greed and revenge. I know he does save some people in a tomb, but they weren't in his way or a threat to steal the relic. He's also not evil or heartless, just selfish. And I say selfish cause he doesn't care if his roommates or friends are harmed from all the enemies he's making.
The world around him feels empty, too. He is just steamrolling through cause he's done this once, and he doesn't care.
The one thing I did like was the Korean to Japanese part, as it's was really the only funny part of the book.
With Solo leveling, we see what drives him in the beginning, the need of money for his family.
But Tomb Raider King is just him wanting all the relics cause he can. Cause he was late to the party. Not to save people, not to help anyone, purely for greed and revenge. I know he does save some people in a tomb, but they weren't in his way or a threat to steal the relic. He's also not evil or heartless, just selfish. And I say selfish cause he doesn't care if his roommates or friends are harmed from all the enemies he's making.
The world around him feels empty, too. He is just steamrolling through cause he's done this once, and he doesn't care.
The one thing I did like was the Korean to Japanese part, as it's was really the only funny part of the book.
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June 29, 202120 chapters in and I'm so bored, I had high expectations for it and maybe it gets better later but honestly don't have the patience for it.
Maybe going to give it another chance later but for now I'm giving up on this lol.
Maybe going to give it another chance later but for now I'm giving up on this lol.
August 31, 2023
I found this quite enjoyable but it was like reading Solo Leveling too much and I felt off. I hope the similarities don't become so much that they are clones of each other. For now, I will just give it 4 stars for the first volume because it was a good read.
December 18, 2022
3.5 stars
A nice action and information packed start. I'm interested to see where this goes
A nice action and information packed start. I'm interested to see where this goes
September 27, 2024
Da ich noch unschlüssig bin, gebe ich lieb gemeinte 2,5 Sternchen ✨
May 21, 2023
Bei Manhwas habe ich leider immer schon im Voraus ein eher schlechtes Gefühl. Meist ist kaum Inhalt darin und sie haben sehr merkwürdige Panelverteilungen. Daher war ich total überrascht von „Tomb Raider King“. Er lass sich eher wie ein Comic und hatte eine richtig interessante und packende Story.
Es geht hier um Joo-Heon Seo, einen Grabräuber. In diesem fiktiven Korea entstanden ganz plötzlich überall auf der Welt Grabkammer mit besonderen Relikten, die ihrem Besitzer Kräfte verliehen aber auch so einiges an negativen mit sich brachten. Joo-Heon findet Relikte für seinen reichen Auftraggeber, der ihn ausnutzt und ihm schlussendlich eine tödliche Falle stellt. Doch ein Relikt beschließt ihm eine Chance zu geben und er wird in den Körper seines jüngeren Selbst zurückgeschickt und kann so noch einmal von vorn beginnen, kurz bevor die Relikte/Grabkammern erscheinen. Er will sich an seinem Auftraggeber rächen und das Relikt scheint ihn zu einer Art König machen zu wollen. Von nun an erlebt er sein Leben wie in einem Computerspiel. Er muss sich und seine Fähigkeiten aufleveln und bestimmte Aufgaben erfüllen, um besser zu werden. Die Art und Weise wie das umgesetzt wird fand ich klasse und jeder Gamer wird sich damit identifizieren können. Jo-Heon versucht nun immer den anderen Relikt-Huntern einen Schritt voraus zu sein, aber diese wollen ihn natürlich auch aushalten und hinter ihnen stehen mächtige Menschen und Organisationen. Das wird also alles andere als einfach.
Jo-Heon ist ein Charakter mit Ecken und Kanten, er ist nicht wirklich unsympathisch, aber auch nicht sonderlich liebenswert. Wäre sein Charaktere noch etwas sympathischer geschrieben worden, wäre das ganze sicher ein Highlight-Manhwa für mich geworden.
Auch so hat er mich aber super unterhalten. Die Story ist wirklich umfangreich, was bei einem Originalpreis von 16,99€ auch so sein sollte. Ist es das Geld Wert? Ich würde sagen nein, 14€ wären absolut okay gewesen aber mittlerweile finde ich übertreiben die Verlage total. Vor allem weil der Zeichenstil jetzt auch alles andere als der Hammer ist. Die Charaktere sind sehr einfach gezeichnet und alles wirkt sehr comichaft und computergeneriert in einem schlechten Sinn.
Ja es ist ein Manhwa und keine Graphic Novel aber bei dem Preis hätte ich da mehr erwartet. Ich habe das ganze gebraucht und sehr günstig gekauft, daher fließt dies nicht in meine Bewertung ein, aber so sehr ich die Story gern weiterlesen würde, bin ich nicht bereit für die Folgebände die Originalpreise zu bezahlen und ich vermute auf dem Gebrauchtmarkt wird man sie auch nicht kriegen. Daher wird dies wohl leider der letzte Teil der Reihe für mich gewesen sein.
Story 4,6/5
Emotionen 3,6/5
Charaktere 4,0/5
Unterhaltung 4,4/5
Zeichenstil 3,0/5
Lesegefühl 4,0/5
Spannung 4,0/5
Gesamt 4,0/5
Es geht hier um Joo-Heon Seo, einen Grabräuber. In diesem fiktiven Korea entstanden ganz plötzlich überall auf der Welt Grabkammer mit besonderen Relikten, die ihrem Besitzer Kräfte verliehen aber auch so einiges an negativen mit sich brachten. Joo-Heon findet Relikte für seinen reichen Auftraggeber, der ihn ausnutzt und ihm schlussendlich eine tödliche Falle stellt. Doch ein Relikt beschließt ihm eine Chance zu geben und er wird in den Körper seines jüngeren Selbst zurückgeschickt und kann so noch einmal von vorn beginnen, kurz bevor die Relikte/Grabkammern erscheinen. Er will sich an seinem Auftraggeber rächen und das Relikt scheint ihn zu einer Art König machen zu wollen. Von nun an erlebt er sein Leben wie in einem Computerspiel. Er muss sich und seine Fähigkeiten aufleveln und bestimmte Aufgaben erfüllen, um besser zu werden. Die Art und Weise wie das umgesetzt wird fand ich klasse und jeder Gamer wird sich damit identifizieren können. Jo-Heon versucht nun immer den anderen Relikt-Huntern einen Schritt voraus zu sein, aber diese wollen ihn natürlich auch aushalten und hinter ihnen stehen mächtige Menschen und Organisationen. Das wird also alles andere als einfach.
Jo-Heon ist ein Charakter mit Ecken und Kanten, er ist nicht wirklich unsympathisch, aber auch nicht sonderlich liebenswert. Wäre sein Charaktere noch etwas sympathischer geschrieben worden, wäre das ganze sicher ein Highlight-Manhwa für mich geworden.
Auch so hat er mich aber super unterhalten. Die Story ist wirklich umfangreich, was bei einem Originalpreis von 16,99€ auch so sein sollte. Ist es das Geld Wert? Ich würde sagen nein, 14€ wären absolut okay gewesen aber mittlerweile finde ich übertreiben die Verlage total. Vor allem weil der Zeichenstil jetzt auch alles andere als der Hammer ist. Die Charaktere sind sehr einfach gezeichnet und alles wirkt sehr comichaft und computergeneriert in einem schlechten Sinn.
Ja es ist ein Manhwa und keine Graphic Novel aber bei dem Preis hätte ich da mehr erwartet. Ich habe das ganze gebraucht und sehr günstig gekauft, daher fließt dies nicht in meine Bewertung ein, aber so sehr ich die Story gern weiterlesen würde, bin ich nicht bereit für die Folgebände die Originalpreise zu bezahlen und ich vermute auf dem Gebrauchtmarkt wird man sie auch nicht kriegen. Daher wird dies wohl leider der letzte Teil der Reihe für mich gewesen sein.
Story 4,6/5
Emotionen 3,6/5
Charaktere 4,0/5
Unterhaltung 4,4/5
Zeichenstil 3,0/5
Lesegefühl 4,0/5
Spannung 4,0/5
Gesamt 4,0/5
September 27, 2024
J’étais très curieuse de découvrir ce nouveau webtoon. La couverture m’a vraiment donné envie et le résumé également. J’avais hâte de me plonger dans cette lecture en tout cas. Et bien ce premier tome est absolument génial! J’ai passé un si bon moment ohlala, j’ai vraiment adoré ma lecture. C’était hyper plaisant à lire et j’ai passé un moment tellement agréable. Maintenant j’attends le second tome avec grande, très grande impatience, surtout quand je vois comment ça se termine!
Dans ce premier tome, en 2025, le monde est envahi par des tombeaux, et les artefacts qui en sortent, porteurs de légendes oubliées, confèrent des pouvoirs extraordinaires à leurs utilisateurs. Seo Ju-heon, pilleur de tombe, est trompé par son employeur après une vie de pillage servile et se retrouve au bord de la mort. Mais un mystérieux corbeau lui offre une seconde chance. Propulsé quinze ans en arrière, à une époque où les artefacts sont encore nimbés de mystère, Ju-heon, doté d’une mémoire infaillible et d’un talent stratégique hors du commun, s’engage sur la voie de la vengeance. Collectionnant les trésors et préparant sa revanche, il est prêt à faire payer ceux qui l’ont trahi.
J’ai beaucoup aimé l’univers de cette histoire. Sur certains points ça fait un peu penser à Solo Leveling. Ici on a des portails avec des artefacts qui ont un grand pouvoir. Le personnage principal est en train de mourir jusqu’à ce qu’on lui donne une nouvelle chance. Et il se retrouve 15 ans en arrière. L’avantage est énorme puisqu’il a connaissance de tout ce qu’il va se passer, d’autant plus qu’il est doté d’une mémoire infaillible. Il compte bien se venger. J’ai adoré le personnage de Juheon. Déjà je le trouve hyper drôle, parfois il a des mimiques qui m’ont beaucoup fait rire mais j’ai adoré quand il met sa vengeance à exécution, il n’hésite pas à écraser tous les obstacles sur son chemin. Bref, je suis fan de ce personnage. J’ai très hâte de voir ce qu’il va bien pouvoir faire par la suite pour. continuer de mettre sa vengeance à exécution. L’univers de cette histoire m’a beaucou plu, j’ai vraiment aimé ce principe des artefacts etc. C’était vraiment cool de lire ça.
Ce premier tome m’a captivé du début jusqu’à la fin. Cette lecture m’a fait passé un si bon moment, c’était très agréable et je ne peux que vous conseiller de vous plonger dans ce premier tome. C’est une histoire qui commence sur les chapeaux de roues et qui nous promet une suite des plus palpitantes!
Dans ce premier tome, en 2025, le monde est envahi par des tombeaux, et les artefacts qui en sortent, porteurs de légendes oubliées, confèrent des pouvoirs extraordinaires à leurs utilisateurs. Seo Ju-heon, pilleur de tombe, est trompé par son employeur après une vie de pillage servile et se retrouve au bord de la mort. Mais un mystérieux corbeau lui offre une seconde chance. Propulsé quinze ans en arrière, à une époque où les artefacts sont encore nimbés de mystère, Ju-heon, doté d’une mémoire infaillible et d’un talent stratégique hors du commun, s’engage sur la voie de la vengeance. Collectionnant les trésors et préparant sa revanche, il est prêt à faire payer ceux qui l’ont trahi.
J’ai beaucoup aimé l’univers de cette histoire. Sur certains points ça fait un peu penser à Solo Leveling. Ici on a des portails avec des artefacts qui ont un grand pouvoir. Le personnage principal est en train de mourir jusqu’à ce qu’on lui donne une nouvelle chance. Et il se retrouve 15 ans en arrière. L’avantage est énorme puisqu’il a connaissance de tout ce qu’il va se passer, d’autant plus qu’il est doté d’une mémoire infaillible. Il compte bien se venger. J’ai adoré le personnage de Juheon. Déjà je le trouve hyper drôle, parfois il a des mimiques qui m’ont beaucoup fait rire mais j’ai adoré quand il met sa vengeance à exécution, il n’hésite pas à écraser tous les obstacles sur son chemin. Bref, je suis fan de ce personnage. J’ai très hâte de voir ce qu’il va bien pouvoir faire par la suite pour. continuer de mettre sa vengeance à exécution. L’univers de cette histoire m’a beaucou plu, j’ai vraiment aimé ce principe des artefacts etc. C’était vraiment cool de lire ça.
Ce premier tome m’a captivé du début jusqu’à la fin. Cette lecture m’a fait passé un si bon moment, c’était très agréable et je ne peux que vous conseiller de vous plonger dans ce premier tome. C’est une histoire qui commence sur les chapeaux de roues et qui nous promet une suite des plus palpitantes!
January 19, 2026
Tomb Raider King is a modern day fantasy where mysterious tombs begin appearing across the world, each housing powerful supernatural relics once wielded by gods. Those who can partner with these relics gain extraordinary abilities, reshaping society into one ruled by organisations, wealth, and power. At the center of it all is Seo Joo-Heon, a tomb raider betrayed and discarded by those he trusted, only to be given a second chance armed with future knowledge and a thirst for revenge.
While the premise is entertaining, the book read a little too much like Solo Leveling for me to fully class it as its own story. The similarities were hard to ignore and ultimately took away from my enjoyment.
The parallels are very obvious:
Dungeons = Tombs
Pop-up, game-like mechanics to upgrade stats
A sudden supernatural invasion of the modern world
An overpowered MMC
Guilds = Organisations
To note: I’m aware that Solo Leveling doesn’t claim to be the originator of these tropes. However, when Tomb Raider King ticks so many of the same boxes, it raises the question: does this feel creative, or does it feel like capitalising on someone else’s success? For me, it leans a little too far into the latter, giving it a more money grabbing vibe.
At times, it felt less inspired by and more like a rebrand of an already familiar formula.
That said, there are some key differences: mainly in tone and characterisation. Where Sung Jin-Woo has a more tragic beginning and evolves into a solitary, almost mythic figure, Seo Joo-Heon is far more sarcastic, chaotic, and openly petty. He constantly takes the mickey out of situations and leans heavily into revenge, which gives the story a lighter, more comedic edge.
Personally, if you’re looking for something darker and more emotionally hard hitting, I’d recommend Solo Leveling. If you want something more light and fun, Tomb Raider King may be more your speed.
Unfortunately, the sheer level of similarity meant I couldn’t fully shake the feeling that I’d already read this story before, and that held it back for me.
That said, I’ll still be jumping into Volume 2 in the hope that it starts to shift away from its predecessor and paves its own path.
While the premise is entertaining, the book read a little too much like Solo Leveling for me to fully class it as its own story. The similarities were hard to ignore and ultimately took away from my enjoyment.
The parallels are very obvious:
Dungeons = Tombs
Pop-up, game-like mechanics to upgrade stats
A sudden supernatural invasion of the modern world
An overpowered MMC
Guilds = Organisations
To note: I’m aware that Solo Leveling doesn’t claim to be the originator of these tropes. However, when Tomb Raider King ticks so many of the same boxes, it raises the question: does this feel creative, or does it feel like capitalising on someone else’s success? For me, it leans a little too far into the latter, giving it a more money grabbing vibe.
At times, it felt less inspired by and more like a rebrand of an already familiar formula.
That said, there are some key differences: mainly in tone and characterisation. Where Sung Jin-Woo has a more tragic beginning and evolves into a solitary, almost mythic figure, Seo Joo-Heon is far more sarcastic, chaotic, and openly petty. He constantly takes the mickey out of situations and leans heavily into revenge, which gives the story a lighter, more comedic edge.
Personally, if you’re looking for something darker and more emotionally hard hitting, I’d recommend Solo Leveling. If you want something more light and fun, Tomb Raider King may be more your speed.
Unfortunately, the sheer level of similarity meant I couldn’t fully shake the feeling that I’d already read this story before, and that held it back for me.
That said, I’ll still be jumping into Volume 2 in the hope that it starts to shift away from its predecessor and paves its own path.
August 27, 2023
This would be a one-star review, but I mourn for an interesting premise so I added a star. I don't know anything about manhwa or even manga, so it's possible that I'm lacking important context, but here we go:
My partner and I listened to the first book in Clive Cussler's Fargo Adventures series last fall and one of the reviews I enjoyed the most from another GoodReads user said that there was absolutely no sense of peril for the main characters. Tomb Raider King is like this in the worst way. The story immediately employs a time travel device that lets the main character re-live an earlier part of his life, letting him go through with all his knowledge, skills, and experience. He even gets stat menus like he's living in a video game. Deus ex machina after deus ex machina ensue. He's on a huge power trip: getting his former boss arrested, beating his boss's lackeys to a pulp because he has all his fighting skills, outsmarting intelligence officers and soldiers working for the Big Bad, literally becoming a character of prophecy, choosing to literally DOMINATE the relics to do his will (for which he is rewarded with a magic healing pill to counter the effects of choosing the path of dominance over affinity). Of course the one moment he meets a woman she falls head over heels for him and he ties her up and humiliates her to prove his own superiority.
Also the story was very poorly told. The premise got more and more complicated as the story went on and it was all told through weirdly inserted text asides as exposition instead of actually shown. In a format defined by illustrations. What.
My partner and I listened to the first book in Clive Cussler's Fargo Adventures series last fall and one of the reviews I enjoyed the most from another GoodReads user said that there was absolutely no sense of peril for the main characters. Tomb Raider King is like this in the worst way. The story immediately employs a time travel device that lets the main character re-live an earlier part of his life, letting him go through with all his knowledge, skills, and experience. He even gets stat menus like he's living in a video game. Deus ex machina after deus ex machina ensue. He's on a huge power trip: getting his former boss arrested, beating his boss's lackeys to a pulp because he has all his fighting skills, outsmarting intelligence officers and soldiers working for the Big Bad, literally becoming a character of prophecy, choosing to literally DOMINATE the relics to do his will (for which he is rewarded with a magic healing pill to counter the effects of choosing the path of dominance over affinity). Of course the one moment he meets a woman she falls head over heels for him and he ties her up and humiliates her to prove his own superiority.
Also the story was very poorly told. The premise got more and more complicated as the story went on and it was all told through weirdly inserted text asides as exposition instead of actually shown. In a format defined by illustrations. What.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 12, 2025
Ich muss sagen, dass ich von der Prämisse etwas Sorge hatte, dass es Solo Leveling zu sehr ähneln könnte. Und auch wenn es eine Geschichte mit einem wierbelebten Protagonisten, der ein System sehen kann, und Dungeon-artigen Gräbern gibt, was wirklich Ähnlichkeiten sind, ist die Art der Story eine ganz andere, was wirklich erfrischend ist. Joo-Heon ist kein besonders sympathischer Protagonist muss ich sagen, der sehr auf Rache aus ist - verständlicherweise - und einen eher dunkleren Weg eingeschlagen hat. Trotzdem versucht er damit auch was Gutes zu bezwecken, wie beispielsweise das Mädchen zu retten und den bösen Boss zu stoppen. Mir hat die Geschichte richtig Bock gemacht und ich freue mich schon auf den nächsten Band!
April 30, 2024
Another manhwa focused on science fiction elements that feel like video games (with leveling and challenges), so I want to make sure I'm branching out into other genres of manhwa.
Jooheon ends up 15 years into the past after the world has tried to figure out why these tombs and relics had been popping up in their area. People raided the tombs to harness their power. With Jooheon now in the past, he has an advantage that others don't because he's seen the future.
It's action-oriented with a science fiction feel with time travel, however, there's magic too. I don't know if I'll continue with the series, but it was another notch on my belt of reading some manhwa.
Jooheon ends up 15 years into the past after the world has tried to figure out why these tombs and relics had been popping up in their area. People raided the tombs to harness their power. With Jooheon now in the past, he has an advantage that others don't because he's seen the future.
It's action-oriented with a science fiction feel with time travel, however, there's magic too. I don't know if I'll continue with the series, but it was another notch on my belt of reading some manhwa.
July 21, 2024
I always love stories that involve relics and artifacts, so this was definitely up my alley.
With that said, I think the beginning of this is more fitting of a show than a manga. I appreciate the very beginning, and I'm not against the time travel aspect. I just wish it was more of a montage so that we could get an overview of how he was able to get on his feet again. Then we can dive right into the adventure. Instead, it gave us every little detail of how he went from broke to well-funded. I don't have it in me to see how long it takes for the more interesting aspects to come back.
With that said, I think the beginning of this is more fitting of a show than a manga. I appreciate the very beginning, and I'm not against the time travel aspect. I just wish it was more of a montage so that we could get an overview of how he was able to get on his feet again. Then we can dive right into the adventure. Instead, it gave us every little detail of how he went from broke to well-funded. I don't have it in me to see how long it takes for the more interesting aspects to come back.
November 22, 2024
2.5 stars rounded up. This has most of the standard action/adventure elements that would make a great story for me (regressor MC, reverse isekai, diverse 'magic powers', dungeons, revenge etc.), but in the end, it didn't grab me- I think because the protagonist isn't likeable. He's just a bit of an asshole and so I wasn't invested in seeing him succeed. Ultimately, I gave up after about 30 episodes because there were no particular relationships to root for or watch develop, no major end goal or journey, and no great mystery/intrigue.
February 24, 2023
dnf halfway through
Another flat, lifeless male power fantasy. The appeal is ‘don’t you wish you could get back at everyone who did you wrong? Win at life because you already know everything.”
The main character, I legit cannot remember his name, is so boring. The world's done him wrong, but I don't care. I felt no connection toward him.
Every time the artwork draws me in, but the story kills any interest.
Another flat, lifeless male power fantasy. The appeal is ‘don’t you wish you could get back at everyone who did you wrong? Win at life because you already know everything.”
The main character, I legit cannot remember his name, is so boring. The world's done him wrong, but I don't care. I felt no connection toward him.
Every time the artwork draws me in, but the story kills any interest.
August 17, 2024
I'm not totally convinced by this. As other reviewers have said, this is very much like Solo Leveling, which isn't necessarily a bad thing if done right, and with the right differences. What's not completely selling me on this series is the main character. I'm not sure that I want to continue reading about him. I guess I can understand his motivation for doing what he's doing, so that might be why I'd continue reading.
May 14, 2025
This was so far, much more up my alley than I hoped it would be. Onto the next volume. This series might turn out to be one of the rare series I'll end up buying.
This is/seem to be Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, Uncharted all in one mixed with a leveling up concept, which was surprisingly fun to read about! And I like more morally grey characters like the MC seems to be so far.
This is/seem to be Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, Uncharted all in one mixed with a leveling up concept, which was surprisingly fun to read about! And I like more morally grey characters like the MC seems to be so far.
December 28, 2025
Treasure hunting adventure hooligandry! These are fun (& in full color as a bonus) but got a bit rote for me after the first few volumes. It's going for a Solo Leveling vibe & falling a bit short, but I can absolutely see handing this to some Teen fans of Shonen looking for something a bit different!
January 17, 2023
A well-translated, fun and exciting comic that I can’t wait to continue. The art is excellent and action-packed. Jooheon is such an endearing asshole that is so good at what he does that it’s a delight to read about.
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February 25, 2023
I can see why they hyped this as "For fans of Solo Leveling!" because it feels like a total copy of it. That said.. I enjoyed reading it. Probably because I like Solo Leveling so much. I'd read more, just to see where it goes from here.
May 15, 2023
3.5 rounded up
This one has a great premise and a solid start, but the introduction of the world destroyer prophecy seemed quite out of place. Willing to give it a second book to see if it is worth pursuing.
This one has a great premise and a solid start, but the introduction of the world destroyer prophecy seemed quite out of place. Willing to give it a second book to see if it is worth pursuing.
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