Quirky Cat
Summary:
Jinwoo Sung has a reputation among the other hunters and dungeon adventurers – he's known as the Weakest Hunter of All Mankind. Yeah, quite the blow to one's ego. Yet Jinwoo can't give up this job, as his mother's hospital bills keep on climbing.
However, one job changed everything. It should have been a regular dungeon, but it quickly became life-or-death. Somehow Jinwoo survived – but he's forever changed. Now, he's working hard to level up and change the game.
Review:
Time for me to dive back into the world of Solo Leveling! (Side note: I wonder how many volumes I need to read before I can watch the show without fear of spoilers? I’m afraid to look it up, thanks to the ironic risk of spoilers). Solo Leveling Vol. 6 brings us back into Jinwoo’s world, his dungeon quest.
I’ll admit it - I enjoyed the whole dungeon dive. Primarily, it was fascinating seeing other people (creatures?) who could see the dungeon levels and systems the same way Jinwoo could. Likewise, the reason for Jinwoo doing all of this was driven home in this volume; It’s an important reminder that it wasn’t all about power.
This volume definitely has some of the better fights thus far, and that’s saying something. Check it out if you’re looking for meta and epic-scale battles - it won’t disappoint you.
Highlights:
Manwha
Originally on Tapas
Dungeon Adventures
Video Game Mechanics
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