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Eoreumgunju
얼음군주
Seol Moo-dok, a master of Hyeon-gyeong who became the lord of the North Sea Ice Palace at the age of four, was in a state of sorrow after his lover died.
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Seol Moo-dok, a master of Hyeon-gyeong who became the lord of the North Sea Ice Palace at the age of four, was in a state of sorrow after his lover died. He realized that his dead lover was reincarnated through the legendary flower, Yeonri-hwa, and wandered around until he fell into another world... Note: Includes one …
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Eoreumgunju is a manga from 2024. It is complete. The catalogue records 66 chapters. Kaidomi brings every release, creator, character and related work into one hub.
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Seol Moo-dok, a master of Hyeon-gyeong who became the lord of the North Sea Ice Palace at the age of four, was in a state of sorrow after his lover died. He realized that his dead lover was reincarnated through the legendary flower, Yeonri-hwa, and wandered around until he fell into another world... Note: Includes one extra chapter.
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- Score
- 6.9 / 10
- Chapters
- 66
- Status
- Finished
- Members
- 4,106
- Airing
- 29 May 2024 → 4 Mar 2026
Full synopsis
Seol Moo-dok, a master of Hyeon-gyeong who became the lord of the North Sea Ice Palace at the age of four, was in a state of sorrow after his lover died. He realized that his dead lover was reincarnated through the legendary flower, Yeonri-hwa, and wandered around until he fell into another world... Note: Includes one extra chapter.
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