Review Detail of Sinfish in Solo Leveling(Only I Level Up)

The_Lost_Traveller:Have you read more than the first 40 chapters? I have read most of the light novel, and have finished reading all there is of the manhwa (up to chapter 136, which is approximately equivalent to the light novel's chapter 165). If you have finished the light novel, then I apologise, but judging by the fact that you did post this review, I doubt you have. For you to have such shallow opinions about the MC, you have not read much of the LN or the manhwa. Like many stories -- especially like this one where the MC begins weak -- it starts off moderately slow. If the MC was OP from the start, it would most likely be very boring. When he entered the S-Rank dungeon, he was unsure of its difficulty, but wanted to test his strength against strong monsters. While he did defeat it with some difficulty and a bit of luck, he still defeated it. Besides, of course it's the "plot armour" that saves him. What kind of good series would it be if the MC dies too early? (It would be too much of a stretch to bring him back to life in such a situation). For a story to have a good plot, practically every big moment has to have a future impact, unless it is a final battle. In the start of the series, it is quite easy for him to level up, obviously. And seeing as you are so knowledgeable about the level-up game system genre, surely you would understand that it becomes harder to progress the higher your level is. And of course he almost dies a lot. He only recently gained the system, and he had not levelled up very much, seeing as all the experience he had gained at that point was from exercise and whatever dungeons he raided (and even they were low-level). As he gets stronger, of course he runs into more dangerous people. "Where there is great power there is great responsibility." - Winston Churchill As he gains levels, of course he will have to fight stronger foes, and have to face those -- monsters and humans alike -- with malintent. As you read further in the series, many of the things you have identified as problems or weaknesses in the story are answered, are given reasoning. The further you read on, the inconsistencies in the beginning are remedied. As such, a lot of your criticisms for Solo Leveling are meaningless. In my opinion, from what I have read of the LN, the manhwa is much more interesting and engaging, so if you disliked the LN that much, I recommend you go and read the manhwa. This time, read further than the first 40 chapters and then form your opinion. I can say that by posting your review, you have not read very much of the story at all. There are many opinions in this world, obviously, and you are of course entitled to your own, but why would a LN/manhwa that is not even of slightly good quality be turned into an anime (as I'm sure you can understand, not many Korean and Chinese manhwas are adapted into an anime). Obviously it is seen as -- at the very least -- a good series by many, for it to be adapted as such. By saying that you believe that the creator of Solo Leveling is a "barely coherent freshman author", does that make you a barely coherent freshman reviewer/reader? I don't know, but by the fact that you decided to review a series without even completing it, and pointed out inconsistencies that are later solved, shows that you did not see the full story. Sorry for the long review, but I felt that I needed to point out that you're wrong (as well as many of those who replied in agreeance to this review). Aside from the bad translation from qidian, I cannot see much wrong at all with this series. Go read the full thing before posting your opinion on the internet next time (also go read the manhwa). If you made it this far, congratulations. For what, I don't know. But anyways, thanks for reading this, or whatever. See ya.