Temu solo leveling

yes this isnt solo leveling but idk man, this is 1 of the good ones, i just hope they make the anime good.
but tbh i would rather see "Plaything" "Limit Breaker" or "Existence" as a anime

it has almost nothing in common with solo leveling

I hate that people are comparing this to solo leveling just cuz the mc looks a bit similar. This came out before solo leveling and the mc actually has a personality and the characters around him are portrayed very well. story wise this is way better then solo leveling. these people jumping to conclusions just from a few photos...🙄😔

It doesn't matter if people call it temu or Walmart SL because it's still going to look good

I hate that people are comparing this to solo leveling just cuz the mc looks a bit similar. This came out before solo leveling and the mc actually has a personality and the characters around him are portrayed very well. story wise this is way better then solo leveling. these people jumping to conclusions just from a few photos...🙄😔

it has almost nothing in common with solo leveling

@Nehzuko well, asides from the art style XD I saw the cover and was like- wait is this Solo Leveling? Why do manhwas all look the same?

@Nehzuko well, asides from the art style XD I saw the cover and was like- wait is this Solo Leveling? Why do manhwas all look the same?

@pixelante Well, there were both produced by the same company(Redice Studios), most of the manwha's they produce have similar art styles.

ok its a bit too much to call it a temu SL bcuz its actually amazing as a MANHWA but as an Anime Its garbage. it looks like 2D its just horrible.

As long as it has good action, I don’t care. We all basically love Solo Leveling for this reason, right?

@Rom-Com_lover
Unfortunately, this doesn't have that.

The manga leaned way too hard on comedy, the main character's petty antics, and the action stuff is extremely poor. It's mostly just the main character pulling some artifact logical reversal, with next to no fighting.

The first few chapters (and soon episodes) seem promising but it goes downhill very fast.

For anyone wondering, this is absolutely nothing like Solo Leveling or related vibes. It isn't even remotely similar. This series should seriously have the comedy genre tag.

If you want a story where the MC is a troll that just runs around causing as much chaos while giving zero f's as possible, with a even more chaos causing female heroine, that has almost zero actual fights and is just focused on the MC being petty and doing whatever then you might like this. Just be warned the story is considered to be incredibly inconsistently written. This is kind of a turn off your brain type series.

Also, just to be clear this can actually be worth watching for the first season, or maybe the first half. It does actually start decent, but goes south pretty fast but probably not before late or end of season 1 for how fast anime's adaptations progress.


No, Solo Leveling came out first and had gained tremendous popularity before this did. This began releasing later the same year and the author clearly tried to cash in on Solo Leveling's art at the time. It was often initially regarded as the next Solo Leveling but it ended up being nothing like it.

It's unfortunate that it had a really good premise, but the author seemed confused what to do which is why the series is so frequently dropped and gets complaints about writing inconsistencies.


There is rumor that Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint may be seeing an anime adaptation release in 2027.

I'm not sure if you are familiar with it, but it was releasing a bit after Solo Leveling, which was of course still popular in its own right at the time on-going. Imo, it was the better, by miles, of the two though I enjoy both.

It actually features somewhat similar vibes, specifically the survival and world being in danger stuff, with dungeon like events but more elaborate and not merely just dungeons. It also is really gritty, mostly serious though not always, and underdog MC ends up surprising everyone as a total power house. Both have game like elements, too. In terms of peak moments, it easily eclipses Solo Leveling's depending on what you like. The power scaling is much larger in this one, too, eventually reaching the level of gods, planet destroying powers, and other shenanigans. It features a very substantial cast, too, that is actually meaningfully fleshed out and broadly utilized, to a standout degree.

The story likes to cook setting things up for big incidents though and is not just constant back to back action of the main character owning everything so those types of fans may not get the same enjoyment as they would Solo Leveling's more action oriented edgy hype rush. While it has far bigger epic moments, it doesn't quite have the constant showiness and flair of Solo Leveling. I'd say part of it fundamentally boils down to scale. Solo Leveling is far smaller scale and progresses very rapidly in a short timeline compared to ORV.

Anyways, that's the only one I know of coming up that is a good manhwa to adapt. Psyren might also be good, but I read it so long ago I don't remember much other than post apocalyptic story. And I guess if it counts, Ghost in the Shell with its trailers of a more accurate manga adaptation, kind of a whole Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood kind of situation I guess.

@Markis86 Imma be real with you Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint very much looks like another Solo Leveling surrogate. Not the type of manhwa I had in mind. I'd love something that isn't just shounenbrained to be adapted. Annarasumanara, Bastard, Aisopos, Regarding Death, basically anything by Hongjacga or Kim Keum-suk... In contrast the moment anything like "power scaling" enters conversation about the series it's basically a death sentence for its quality.

What is the name of the Chinese Latin?

Budget garbage Solo Leveling with a shitty asshole MC.
Who came up with this shit, what a waste of time.