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>>36973318
Not yet, though you are correct in how South Korea ''reverses'' the isekai by instead of having people here sent there, have elements from there manifest here. Extremely common.
If I were to guess a reason for that: Korea is much more MMO-focused than the likes of Japan and China. Japan is more into RPGs such as Dragon Quest and the like, Korea spawned a lot of MMOs, so this manifests in a setting they can actually show more of those multiple players traits, item trading and interactions. Japanese isekai is used for escapism to go to a world of fantasy you can adventure as pleased, Korean comics throw this world here where there will be competition and you will triumph at the top.
>>36973359
Their equivalent of Adventurers and dungeons and monsters spawning everywhere on Earth means you need people to ''hunt them down''.