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After a brush with death, the Holy Emperor's playful grandson has transformed dramatically. Specifically, his body is now occupied by a Korean man who passed away while engrossed in a VR video game! Yet, when his necromancer avatar merges with the blood of a Holy Prince, an unforeseen twist unfolds. The zombies he resurrects are unexpectedly kind-hearted, his curses begin to heal people, and a girl he saves from zombification suddenly acquires super strength. Now, he must rise to be the hero, although he'd much rather just take a nap.
Original Webtoon: Naver Webtoon, Naver Series
Official Translations: English, Japanese
I usually try to read at least 10 chapters even if I feel like it's bad but I became wiser and dropped this after 3 chapters.
At first I liked how we quickly went over the cliche reincarnation scene and thought it's because they wanted to focus on the meat of the story but turned out it was just horrible pacing. Like the idea of a holy necromancer sounds interesting but I feel like I've been hit with it instead of it being presented to me.
Everything is moving so fast and without any substance it feels like I'm scrolling through Twitter instead of a manhwa. And the uninspiring art and painful attempts at comedy only enforced that feeling.
Again I only read 3 chapters and I'm a very picky person so this might be an enjoyable read but just not for me.
the artstyle... BRITHER EUGH? and halfway though chapter 27, this pussy mc falls to his knees in the middle of a spar with his zombie-looking ahh brother, and while making a praying gesture he says he surrenders bcs he is “scared to death of him”. BRO... SO CORNY. IT WOULD BE FINE IF IT WAS COMEDIC BUT IT WASNT??
It's not like this was a strategic move as part of a master plan or anything either, it actually ended up being useless in the end. The only thing it successfully accomplished was making the mc seem like a prick and pissing me off.