도굴왕 2

Tomb Raider King [Manhwa] #2

by 3B2S (Illustrator), Yuns (Adapter), SAN.G (Original Creator)

라스베이거스, 흉악한 유물이 전 세계를 덮친다. 전 세계가 거대한 무덤으로 변하는 ‘대고분화’가 시작되는데?. 과연 그는 대혼란 시대를 지배할 수 있을까?

Genres: Manga, Manhwa, Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Webcomic, Comics, Action

320 pages, Paperback

First published May 25, 2021

Reviews

[Sara Bow · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mega Fortsetzung - freue mich schon auf band 3 😍🤌🏼

[Michelle Easton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jooheon is a slave driver, but a fun slave driver. He’s got such an intense goal, but I respect his drive to get it done. I can’t wait to see just how powerful he gets with this new map relic in the next volume.

[Mark Dickson · Rating 4 out of 5]

You need to forget about causality and reason and this is a rollicksome good time.

[Noemi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Check out my full review here:
https://animeuknews.net/2023/06/tomb-...

[Zehra · Rating 5 out of 5]

I feel honestly bad for Anubis tho

[Enairolf · Rating 4 out of 5]

Le premier tome m’avait agréablement surprise. J’avais adoré me lecture et surtout j’avais passé un excellent moment. J’avais hâte de pouvoir me replonger dans cette lecture avec ce second tome. Et wow. Je n’ai pas été déçue, j’ai même encore plus aimé ce tome comparé au premier. Je suis fan de l’univers, de ce principe d’artefacts, je trouve ça tout simplement passionnant et fascinant.

Dans ce second tome, alors que Juheon dévalisait un à un les casinos, l’apparition d’Irene Holton, surnommée la Reine de la faillite, compromet son plan. En effet, sa présence semble porter malheur à tous ceux qui l’approchent… Mais c’est un mal pour un bien pour Juheon qui en profite pour écarter le plus de concurrents possibles lors des enchères. Malheureusement, Kwon Taejun, son principal rival, est toujours présent et déterminé à remporter les artefacts tant convoités. Juheon arrivera-t-il à passer une alliance avec la jeune héritière pour contrer le PDG Kwon ?

Comme je viens de le dire, j’adore le principe des artefacts. Je trouve ça tellement fascinant de découvrir leurs pouvoirs etc. C’est super intéressant, surtout qu’il en existe des tonnes avec tout un tas de capacités. Il y a encore tellement de choses à découvrir en plus. Je suis fan du personnage de Juheon. Ce mec est machiavélique comme pas possible. Vu qu’il a connaissance du futur et surtout qu’il a une mémoire infaillible, il sait comment et où placer ses pions pour réussir à arriver à ses fins. J’adore sa façon d’être sûr de lui comme ça. Il gagne énormément dep oints en terme d’aura! J’adore le voir réussir à tout anticiper de cette manière. Il maîtrise cet art à la perfection! Ça me fait même rire parfois. Mais vraiment Juheon a un plan bien ficelé et même quand il y. ades imprévus, il arrive toujours à s’en sortir et reprendre l’avantage. Il est juste incroyable. Je suis impatiente de me plonger dans le prochain tome parce qu’au vue de la fin, ça s’annonce absolument génial!

Ce second tome était dans la lignée du premier et nous tient en haleine de la première à la dernière page. J’ai beaucoup trop hâte de découvrir ce que la suite nous réserve. On a encore des tonnes de choses à découvrir et je suis certaine que Juheon n’a pas fini de nous surprendre. Hâte de suivre la suite de ses aventures!

[Ashe · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the second instalment in the Tomb Raider King volumes, and after heavily comparing the first book to Solo Leveling, I went into this one curious to see whether it would continue down that path or if it will finally branch out into its own thing.

While it still carries the same vibes and overall aura as Solo Leveling, this volume does begin to divert into its own thing... slightly. Yes, we still have the dungeons (or rather, tombs), monsters (aka gods bound to relics), and the rule that you must clear the tomb before you’re allowed to leave. In essence, these are still very much red dungeons under a different name.

Where this volume differs most is in plot motivation. Seo Joo-Heon is driven almost entirely by revenge and by exploiting his future knowledge, deliberately dragging in the major players who will eventually monopolise relics and power. Sung Jin-Woo, by comparison, starts his journey driven by sheer survival, which then evolves into a personal exploration of how far he can push himself and his power.

My biggest issue remains the lack of stakes. Joo-Heon is too cocky. Not once does he feel like he’s in genuine danger. He never breaks a sweat because he already knows the odds and effortlessly counters whatever is thrown at him. As a result, there’s no real sense of imminent threat, and without that, the tension just doesn’t land.

In other words, this is a silly goofy time compared to the Solo Levelling series.

Should I stop comparing this series to Solo Leveling? Honestly... nope! I don’t think I will. In my opinion, Solo Leveling paved the way for this series to gain popularity in the first place, and the parallels are simply too strong to ignore.

That said, I'll give credit where it’s due: the art style is visually appealing, and the writing has been adapted well for English readers. The pacing flows smoothly, and it’s an easy, enjoyable read (even if it doesn’t always feel particularly original.)

I’ll likely continue the series, but more out of curiosity than investment, hoping future volumes push further away from its inspiration and raise the stakes along the way!

[Anne · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 stars

Ich muss sagen, dass war echt ein super starker zweiter Band. Beim Lesen des ersten Bandes hatte ich die Sorge, dass die Reihe ein Solo-Leveling-Abklatsch ist. Aber auch wenn es ein Level-System gibt und eine Figur, die dem Protagonisten dies ermöglicht, spaltet sich dieser zweite Band weiter ab. Joo-Heon ist stark auf Rache aus, was in moralisch grau macht und dadurch sehr interessant. Sein Vorwissen verhilft im zu einigem, es könnte aber auch passieren, dass er sich dadurch in Zukunft auch mal überschätzt. Vor allem, wo der Verlauf der Dinge sich bereits verändert hat. Ich bin aber echt gespannt, wie es nun weitergehen wird und die Reihe hat es mir sehr angetan. Werde sie jedenfalls weiter verfolgen.

[Yuiko · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm getting bored of this it's a good thing I got this from the library. I might read more or maybe not. But if you like this series you might as read more this is just my opinion.
But if you would like to read a similar series try solo leveling it's awesome.

[Kelsey Riggs · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this when it was still a webtoon, and i will read it again. There is just something about this story that keeps bringing me back.

[ReadingFrog · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 stars.

[Kole · Rating 5 out of 5]

Power from Relics, relics from tombs, and the relics all have to do with world mythology? And a team forming to collect them all like Indiana Jones?
Oh I am so locked in now!

[Valia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is getting really interesting

[Darcy Roar · Rating 3 out of 5]

See book 1

[Megan Collins · Rating 2 out of 5]

The second volume delivers more of the same. There is a fun Egyptian themed tomb along with lots of chases and action sequences—the highlight of which is battling an undead army. The artwork and design elements are fairly strong. The writing is weaker. While the ideas remain fine, the execution is jagged. There is no tension at all because our protagonist is OP and the magical laws are constantly in flux. It will establish a fact (tombs are not out yet; relics are disposable) and then show examples of how that doesn’t make sense (dozens of relics available, everyone we met is already a user, also JK you just repair relics). Jooheon is a boisterous alphahole; he treats everyone as pawns for his goals despite hating his former boss doing just that. If you focus on the capers and dogfights you will have a good time, if you can’t turn off the brain it can be a bit of a struggle.
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Summary: Jooheon uses his artifacts to gain money at Las Vegas casinos before the auction until “Queen of Bankruptcy” Irene Holton approaches him spreading her wave of misfortune. Irene wishes to rid herself of the bound artifact. Meanwhile Jooheon uses her to eliminate competitors and purchase the Tree of Eternity. He then confronts a few underlings before Chairman Kwon triggers the Entombment with his powers where multiple Deity-class relics are revealed. Thanks to interference by the Crow, Jooheon changes fate and closes the realm quickly but truth has been revealed to the world. Then Jooheon targets a relic repairer to help round out his raider team.

[abby · Rating 5 out of 5]

Overall: 5/5
Characters: 5/5
Development: 4.5/5
Relatability/Connection: 4.5/5
Setting: 5/5
Art: 5/5
Plot and Themes: 5/5
Did I like this book? yes
Would I recommend this book? definitely
Review: I read until chapter 197 I'm not sure if that's in this book but it was super good but it left me on a cliff hanger sort of so that's annoying (i think because not all chapters have been released). but i highly recommend you read this.

[Vivian · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really liked the cunning side of the ML in this story. All the characters were exceptionally evil which made it even more entertaining and the unexpected turn of events was great. I really think this manhwa should be renamed as "The evil deeds of the tomb raider scammer" you'll understand once you read it! Though some scenes were quite repetitive, it was made up by the unique personalities of the characters in this story.

[Vader · Rating 3 out of 5]

5 star - Perfect
4 star - i would recommend
3 star - good
2 star - struggled to complete
1 star - could not finish

[Nathan · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved reading this. Almost 398 chapters.

[Kathleen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jooheon begins throwing his weight around in a major way, messing with the big players right from the start!