We've all seen those ads with the stunning, Solo Leveling-style art, right? The kind that makes you instantly click "Read." So, I finally picked up Necromancer: The Ultimate Scourge (might be known by other names too). I went in expecting a dark, tactical power fantasy. What I got... was a mixed bag. Let's talk about it.
The Good (The Art is a Vibe) 🎨
Okay, I have to give credit where it's due. The art is genuinely beautiful. The character designs are crisp, the action scenes are clear, and the skeleton army looks menacing. It's visually a treat, and honestly, it's the main reason most of us, including me, keep scrolling. It's easily a 8/10 or 9/10 in the visuals department.
The "Wait, What?" (My Honest Take) 😕
But as I got deeper into the chapters, a few things started bugging me:
- The Story Flow: Sometimes, events just... happen. The continuation feels jumpy, and the build-up to a big crisis often isn't smooth. You're waiting for a massive hype moment, and then the resolution feels a bit anticlimactic.
- The Main Character (Lin Moyu): He's incredibly powerful, but his personality feels blank. He just kind of exists and gets dragged along by the plot.
The Internet's Verdict (I'm Not Alone!) 💬
I jumped online to see if I was missing something, and yeah, the community feels the same way. Here's what others are saying:
- "Dogshit Story, Beautiful Art": That's a direct quote. Readers love the art but feel the plot is full of holes.
- "The MC has no personality": A common complaint is that he's a silent type with no real dreams or emotions. He's just an NPC in his own story.
- "Busted Leveling System": This one made me laugh. The MC solos "hell difficulty" dungeons with his skeletons, gaining all the EXP, yet somehow, other characters who farm in groups are a higher level than him. Make it make sense! 😂
- "The Female Lead is just... there": She's pretty, but reviewers are baffled as to why the MC simps for her. There's zero build-up to their relationship.
The Final Verdict: Is It Worth Your Time? 🤷♂️
So, is it worth the hype? It depends on what you're looking for.
- If you want a deep, coherent story with complex characters: Honestly, this might frustrate you. Skip it.
- If you want to turn your brain off for 10 minutes and just watch a cool skeleton army beat things up with gorgeous art: This is perfect for you. It's the ultimate "brain-dead" power fantasy.
It's a manhua you read for the art, despite the story. Think of it as eye candy with some baffling plot choices.
Have you read this one? Do you agree, or am I being too harsh? Let me know in the comments! 👇
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