I think it's tricky because 'Savage Castle' isn't one of those huge mainstream titles, so finding it can feel a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack. My main experience was with Webtoon's official app, where I read a decent chunk of it before. They had it up for free with the daily pass system, which is pretty standard for older completed series. The translation quality there was solid, and you're supporting the creators directly, which is a nice bonus. I remember the art in those chapters being super sharp on the mobile app.
Outside of that, I've seen bits and pieces pop up on some aggregate sites, but those tend to have really spotty updates and the image quality can be awful. Sometimes you'll get a bunch of chapters that are just poorly scanned, with text running off the edge. It ruins the immersion, especially for a manhwa with such detailed castle and monster designs. Honestly, checking the official Webtoon app or website is still the most reliable way to get a complete, good-looking read.