Reviews for Solo Leveling-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. While being an adventurer in the lowest rank and causing trouble to his surroundings... the main character survives by diving into a dungeon for his family, he suddenly enters a hidden dungeon... when he wakes up, the window screen display does things as displayed on the window screen there, raises the level and becomes stronger, and I think it's a pretty good work because I'm worried about the future of the story. I feel like the price is a bit high, but if you like the Narou series, there's no harm in buying it.

This review contains spoilers. It's nice that you don't just get stronger normally!! It's good that it's not just a reincarnation series

This review contains spoilers. I'm reading it, and I'm looking forward to the continuation, and I'm amazed at how Shun Mizushino grows.

This review contains spoilers. Korean comics are expensive... I read them on other sites, but a hunter who is weak enough to be called the weakest weapon dies? It's a story where the limit is gone and the level is raised steadily. It's interesting. The season is cool

This review contains spoilers. “The will to protect,” “quiet devotion as a shadow,” “contrast with reality,” and “insight into a story structure that goes back in time.” What is consistently depicted through the story was the quiet will to “protect someone.” The protagonist doesn't stand in front even at the last moment and continues to support the world from behind as a shadow. That devotion is unknown to anyone, but it certainly continues to light up at the bottom of the story. In reality, we all live while leveling up at our own pace. Sometimes I want to go back to the past, but it doesn't come true. That's why the structure of “going back in time while holding memories and heading to a different ending” depicted in this work stuck in my mind as a salvation unique to fiction. There is weight in confronting someone who knows the past again, and it makes me feel that the enemy side should have had another possibility originally. Nevertheless, the story carefully lands and ends with a quiet afterglow for readers. In response to the question “where are you going,” which I had been interested in since the middle, I felt that this ending was a sincere and beautiful choice.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist, who was called “Humanity's Weakest Weapon,” acquired a special ability on the brink of death. A window where only you can see it, quests assigned only to you... I was drawn in all at once from volume 1 by how it steadily and explosively became stronger like an RPG. The powerful battle scenes in full color are a must-see!

This review contains spoilers. The spirit of continuing to fight without being taken in by the power of a self-proclaimed god is amazing. I was also surprised that my father, who had gone missing, came out, but I was also surprised that he was so strong.

This review contains spoilers. The fact that the main character fights while having different abilities from various S-class hunters is interesting, there are places that are only depicted in comics, so concentrate on reading

This review contains spoilers. I was reading it on my cell phone... but it's still interesting...? What's more... do e-books have beautiful colors? surprise? ‼️ was here.

This review contains spoilers. I haven't come across the best manga in a long time. The strongest yet best protagonist. I keep leveling up and the new shadows are just too cool. I can read it clearly. The fact that it's expensive because it's a color hurts my wallet a bit, but...

This review contains spoilers. The content is interesting. The color makes it easy to see the pictures and makes me want to watch the continuation. It would be great if there were a few more pages in one book.

This review contains spoilers. I thought they were all performed in Japan. Ryu is a union member whose secret organization is like a country. Both the main character and heroine were Japanese-like. If it's an image of 00, it seems like there is a scene where a smartphone is shot closely... They have a close view of the world, so they also fight over islands... Disputes over interests are usually the same. Competing for excellent human resources is almost the same. It's a matter of course to drop it and take it away. I think they often watch videos that viewers want when it comes to how they use the coverage team. There may also be things that can be conveyed by saying that they are passionate about people who have been on their side. However, it's a pity that the B-grade healer, who worked so hard to help Shun at the beginning, left it behind and was just a passing point. When I was in E grade, I desperately sheltered and did my best to recover... I personally feel like I'm losing one star there. It's a little sad that my friends didn't even recognize me. If you look at it, they're just acquaintances... If someone from another country drew this, it would mean that they took a close look at this country, sensed both bad and good points, and made it into the work. I personally think it might be something I'm rather thankful for.