Solo Leveling

[UsernameOrSumIdk2]

Ch. 162. When in the flashbacks of the original shadow monarch, when he realized he had some hidden power and used his skill to rise the death to his shadow soldiers, by what possibility did he use the same word to do that as Sung did? Since the word for doing so had to be specifically chosen by the user, at least for Sung.

 

[tok1to]

BEST MANHWA/MANGA I HAVE EVER SEEN FRFR

 

[NightmareOkami]

BEST MANHWA/MANGA I HAVE EVER SEEN FRFR

There's a sequel

 

[COUPLECOMICS]

 

[Beast19505]

no

 

[L1ghtRead3R]

One of the geatest romance in an action read. Kinda don't like the 'Young Monarch'. But yeah overall was a pretty great read, easily one of the best actions I have read thus far.

 

[manmcmandude]

There's a sequel

Where where where

 

[NightmareOkami]

Where where where

It's a novel you can find it on webnovel under solo leveling Ragnarok

 

[Essidus]

I really wish I could've enjoyed this more than I did. But it suffers from the same sort of power fantasy issues I see with most isekai and basically every manhua I've ever read. Within the first 30 chapters or so, the protag becomes so overleveled that he never really faces a combat hardship again. It's probably just a me thing, but I find it much more interesting when a protag fails and has to find new ways to grow and adapt, or get help from someone else with a different skillset to overcome the latest trial. Jinwoo is just another in a long line of protags who's special and powerful and right all the time and everyone else is a liability at best.

 

[NightmareOkami]

It's a novel you can find it on webnovel under solo leveling Ragnarok

Speaking of it's now getting released as a webtoon the 1st of August

 

[wordlefurdle]

I really wish I could've enjoyed this more than I did. But it suffers from the same sort of power fantasy issues I see with most isekai and basically every manhua I've ever read. Within the first 30 chapters or so, the protag becomes so overleveled that he never really faces a combat hardship again. It's probably just a me thing, but I find it much more interesting when a protag fails and has to find new ways to grow and adapt, or get help from someone else with a different skillset to overcome the latest trial. Jinwoo is just another in a long line of protags who's special and powerful and right all the time and everyone else is a liability at best.

imo i cant disagree more than this, im someone who typically consumes a lot of standard shonen and i'll be honest a power fantasy really refreshes me up every once in a while

it feels good to have a show have variations where a character isnt always struggling after every fight and having a deathbattle, not to mention the countless shonen that have their mc missing until the last second to save a lovable side character


anw i love my shonen but it was refreshing to read something without the typical plot progressors that are annoying asf to watch 😭