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Tokiopop? Well that means it may actually be released in my country, since Tokiopop is one of the big publishers here. Most the things I read here never make their way to legal print.

@rainbowOFdeath There's so many of these, some immitating the premise, some the name or both (Solo Login and Solo Bug Player probably didn't get their name by chance) and among all of them Level up Alone may have the most stupid name, but is at least among these that go for a different tone.

@Theos_ Can't be helped. It's the perfectly average representation of it's genre, which just happens to be trashy.

@flqr34 In that case I hope they keep going into a different direction. The original heroine turning into a villain is a rather annoying cliche by now. Maybe they can go a completely new direction and have her neither turn into a villain nor close friend or admirer of the former villainess...

I don't get it, why establish a character as completely irredeemable and than pointlessly try to redeem her anyway? Even if the author had the skills to pull it off, it would still be a waste of time. And in this case the author really should do everything as simple as possible to not go beyond...

Well I can say that they at the very least they landed the ending. At this point the story as set up could have been dragged out a little with last ditch resistence to overcome, but what would have been the point to that? The romantic subplots could have gotten some better resolution, but since...

The title seems off, first of all it's too close to some other series, second of all, at least in chapter 11 at least he isn't leveling alone, he makes other level him up. So for now it's more of "leveling up in which ever way is opportune".

This series is fine, I'm disappointed. Judging by the title I was hoping for an entertaining trainwreck.

Haven't bothered looking at the series that this tile rips off yet, but maybe that will make it even funier.

I like all the thought and work they put into the guildmaster. The mystical pair of disappearing and reappearing glasses were a nice touch and undeniable proof they didn't just do some lazy and thoughtless sexy design.

@malagigi_encantatore If you are interested in the genre, do you know "Even If The World Is Over It's Fun To Live" already? That one leans heavily on the dealing with "new types of lifeform" aspect.

Now they crossed the line of good tastes, Hades and Pesephone are Gods, not demons, this silly comedy comic has become serious heresy!

@malagigi_encantatore Well obviously it's not as good as Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou, I'd say it shares the "two people travelling through the wastelands" aspect with Girl’s Last Tour, but the setting resmbles Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou more (except the new types of life thing). But it's not so much...

It was only after reading the way the complaint comments about it beig overrated were being formulated, that I realised this must be a masterpiece. The quality of the complaints indicates the highest quality of the series, so far I was obviously underrating it.

Well the people rating this 1/10 are a bit unfair, andthese giving it 10/10 are kinda delusional.But it averages out pretty well. This is a 5/10 the most perfect representation of the average lazy Japanese Isekai wish fulfillment fantasy comic, that I ever saw. @ konzolmester wait what? "less...

Finally someone said it. "World dominataion" is a cildish and silly goal that should be left to villains in small children stories and to political propaganda.

That fusion greatly favoured one of the two didn't it? A bit lazy as far as the design goes.

@fmriver I remember her being present when the Emperor invited Cesar to discuss making him his sucessor. She didn't have much to say aside something along the lines of "whatever you say honey". I guess that could be seen as a bit of build up for this chapter since it's consistent with the way...

@ Balivern And even that has it's limit, the you can never completely judge art objectively, even if you studied it.

Still reading this since I've still not figured out what the point is. Maybe the point is trying to bind readers wo try to figure out the pointof it?