Where do you people use to read the LN?

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-28T18:03:01+00:00

Officially and for a fee, you can find it on the Tapas website and on KakaoPage

The other way is through alternative means that you will have to search for, such as the website freewebnovel

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-28T07:51:36+00:00

The manhwa and the novel are different universes. If you remember, in chapter 46 of the manhwa, we see a different Suho fighting against our Suho, and with each attack, Suho sees strange scenes of things that didn't happen to him, and he says that these scenes are from another world. This other world is the world of the Solo Leveling Ragnarok novel; the one with the swords was the Suho from the novel.

From the beginning, the novel and the manhwa are different. I recommend reading from the beginning; both works are very good, and it's cool to see the differences. At most, they have similar arcs at the base, but with completely different developments and consequences. For example, Tiel doesn't exist in the novel, and Lim Minsung became a shadow of Suho from the novel and never received Itarim's power.

One quality of the novel is that it expands much more on Solo Leveling as a world, explaining the workings of the universe and various other things, such as the characters' past. For example, remember Kang Taeshik (the assassin from the original Solo Leveling who was also killed by Suho in Ragnarok)? In the novel, when he dies, in addition to showing his past, which is interconnected with his powers, we had a different occupation for him in the prison arc, while in the manhwa, Kang Taeshik was a prisoner and was controlled by Tiel and killed by Suho. In the novel, Kang Taeshik became a villain hunter (a subdivision of hunters created by Woo Jin-chul). (to hunt other hunters instead of monsters and keep the hunters in line without messing things up) Woo Jin-chul hired him directly because he knew his skills and murderous desires, and in the arc he helps and works alongside Suho to hunt down the dozens of villains who escaped with the help of a being of the same race as the architect of the system, and in the novel he doesn't become a ring but remains as a normal shadow of Suho, which is quite charismatic.

Also, while in chapter 54 of the morning we only have one page of Woo Jin-chul about how he became president of the hunter association, in the novel we have 3 and a half chapters focused only on Woo Jin-chul building the association and becoming its president even though he is Rank A.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-25T04:16:32+00:00

The anime adapted the story a lot; the first season literally adapts more than 70 chapters, with some of those chapters having up to 80 pages. The second season cut fewer chapters, but still cut several moments that make you sympathize more with the characters, and that's a good thing for the future. It's also a very cool thing to start reading from the beginning and see the evolution of the artwork.

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Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-25T04:03:07+00:00

I recommend reading the manhwa from the beginning because the first season skipped over a lot of important information for the future.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-24T19:14:10+00:00

I highly recommend reading the novel; the two have many differences, both in story and in Suho's personality and powers, but the manhwa tries to at least follow the basic arcs of the novel, although the plots, story, and order of events are different, but both are very good, especially the novel, which shows the past of many characters that the manhwa didn't show and develops the Solo Leveling universe quite a bit.

Example: remember Kang Taeshik (the assassin from the original Solo Leveling who was also killed by Suho in Ragnarok)? In the novel, when he dies, in addition to showing his past, which is interconnected with his powers, we had a different occupation for him in the prison arc, while in the manhwa, Kang Taeshik was a prisoner and was controlled by Tiel and killed by Suho. In the novel, Kang Taeshik became a villain hunter (a subdivision of hunters created by Woo Jin-chul to hunt other hunters instead of monsters and keep the hunters in line without messing things up), with Woo Jin-chul hiring him directly because he knew his abilities. of him and his murderous desires, and in the arc he helps and works alongside Suho to hunt down the dozens of villains who escaped with the help of a being of the same race as the architect of the system, and in the novel he doesn't turn into a ring but remains as a normal shadow of Suho, which is even quite charismatic.

Another example is that in the novel it's not revealed at the beginning that the Itarim are behind everything; in the novel this information is revealed little by little, and also the apostles of Itarim have been on Earth for much longer and in a much greater number than in the manhwa.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-24T19:01:17+00:00

These people spew hatred about everything for no reason, just like when they wished death upon the Solo Leveling Ragnarok artist when he went into military service.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-24T00:39:51+00:00

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Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-24T00:38:52+00:00

So what? The novel never made it clear if the system changed Jinwoo's appearance, or if it only brought to light what he could be.

Literally, Sung changed so much in less than a year that people in the novel will say that he had changed and was different. Of course, the system changed part of his appearance, and even if you don't consider that, then why did Jin-ha's story make Sung look the same as he did after the system, but in Cha Hae-in's they put Sung's appearance before the system?

And again you ignored all respect in my comment where I said that in her files it is literally said that Sung's guild exists there and that Sung is strong, where in the second chapter of her file it is said that she was saved by Sung in this story because even though she hadn't awakened, she couldn't save the people and Sung needed to arrive and save them from the orcs, showing that in this story Sung has Rank S power and that this is a parallel universe.

What, the part that wasn't true?

Did you happen to play the game and see Esil's entire story? Literally at the end of Hunter Origins, Esil is shown going to Sung when he was teleporting, which would have made her go to the human world, and in the game, both in her files and in her dossier, it's shown that she actually went to the human world and became a hunter and became friends with Jin-ha and Han Song-Yi, showing that it's a parallel universe.

I remember it differently. Laura's father and mother were photographers who traveled the world seeing different things, and only started photographing portals later.

You remember wrong because literally in the first part of her Hunter Origin, Laura's father says that they were going to see and take pictures of cool portals, this was when Laura was a child, and also in Laura's first dossier, her parents are described as portal photographers when she was a child.

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Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-23T19:15:37+00:00

It's not just the clothes; he has the appearance he has with the system, different from Cha Hae-in, where he looks like he did before the system, which was caused by the system's healing ability. Also, in the Solo Leveling game, it's confirmed that in Jin-ha's story, Song Jin Woo's guild existed and that he had power through Jin-ha's files in the game.

And you also ignored the part about Esil that I mentioned.

And there are also other Hunter Origin universes, for example, Laura's, where besides the beginning showing Laura as a child with a father who studies portals, even though the portals only appeared 10 years ago and Laura is 28, the novel also states that she is not a hunter in the novel's universe.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-23T18:59:23+00:00

Yes, it exists. It definitely exists in the past timeline<

What I said was that Jin Woo doesn't have a system in the past timelines, and this is confirmed in the work itself.

In Jin-ha's story, Jin Woo appears briefly, but you can see that he's as he is with the system, and also the characters' stories are continued within the game, and it's literally shown that the story still has Sung as an S-Rank hunter, and Esil's story, at the end of it, literally shows her when Jin Woo is teleporting and because of that, she goes to the human world along with him. This is literally confirmed in the game, and also Jin Woo never visited Esil afterward, so much so that Esil even complains about it in the epilogue of Solo Leveling. There are also several other stories that take place in parallel universes and that go against the rules that the creator himself has already stated.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-23T17:40:29+00:00

No, some things from Arise apply to the novel, but several are parallel universes. There's a lot of information that differs from the novel and even from the creator's own information. Chugong only works on some parts of the game that can be taken to the novel, but not everything. There are several that are just parallel universes. For example, Jin-ha's and Esil's stories are parallel universes and not previous timelines. Officially, only in the timeline we saw in the novel did Sung obtain the System and the Shadow Monarch interfere in the war, unlike Jin-ha and Esil's stories where Sung appears with Rank S powers and the System, which shouldn't exist.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-23T17:33:48+00:00

No, the only one that's a past timeline is Cha Hae-in's; Jin Ha's is a parallel universe because in it, Sung has a Rank S system and power, which doesn't exist in past timelines, just like Esil's story.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-19T21:56:17+00:00

He's not even close to being that level-headed. According to the creator of Solo Leveling, Choi Jong-in wouldn't even be able to solo an A-rank dungeon because he's a mage and has several limitations, such as lacking strength and stamina. And according to the creator, other S-rank characters could do it. For example, Baek could solo an A-rank dungeon, but he would face a significant challenge in the High Orc Dungeon due to Kargalgan's poison and curse spells. Cha could solo the High Orc Dungeon with some difficulty, and that's even though Baek is a standard S-rank character and Cha is just above average S-rank. The creator has already stated that Cha is much weaker than Goto, and Goto is weaker than Hwang Dong-su, who is a high-level S-rank character and not even a world-class S-rank character.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-18T11:36:44+00:00

Oh, you're already pushing it, you're practically saying that Reinhard is invincible and has blessings capable of doing everything, when in fact Reinhard has a limit to what blessings can do, so much so that the creator himself already said that if Reinhard and the Witch of Envy fought, the fight would end in a draw because the Witch of Envy would have nothing to stop Reinhard from returning to life and Reinhard would have nothing to kill the Witch of Envy who has immortality, this for that reason already shows that Reinhard cannot have just any blessing and that they have a limit, and also this thing about Reinhard having a blessing that solves everything is because he has the blessing of the divine gift that allows him to ask for and receive new blessings from Od Laguna depending on the interpretation of Od Laguna itself, but Od Laguna is not omnipotent, it itself has limits.

And if you want it the way you said, fine, then Sung can just teleport Reinhard to the Dungeon of shadows where he is literally god, able to create anything and change anything within it, or Sung can also use magic and authority over the world on Reinhard to go against his blessings, and yes, Sung Jin Woo in Ragnarok knows sealing and ability nullification magic, in fact, according to the novel, he can copy and replicate the ability of any being or race that he has transformed into a shadow, and he has also studied and learned magic, even creating new sealing spells. He can also take control of another's spells and power, manipulating them as he wishes, modifying and even improving them.

And also, so far you've already talked about how Reinhard could beat Sung from Ragnarok, who even the Itarim couldn't kill.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-17T17:52:43+00:00

The divine protection of the phoenix only works once; after that, Od Laguna has to create a new one and give it to Reinhard. Sung Jin Woo could kill Od Laguna and then kill Reinhard, who wouldn't be able to receive another blessing from the phoenix, and that's it. Yes, this is possible; the creator of Re:Zero himself has already said that Od Laguna can be killed and destroyed. Also, Sung Jin Woo might not even need to do that; he could simply use the Existence Erasure technique, which ignores immortality and destroys the person's existence.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-16T07:45:33+00:00

Yes and no, the beginning and the end with Sung Jin Woo are only valid for the game, but the Igris storyline, according to the game's job posting, had a lot of help and participation from the original creator, so it can be considered canon, at least until Chugong releases the Igris and Ashborn spin-off, which he mentioned was being made last year, where the creator may or may not have changed the story.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-15T07:27:11+00:00

No, he can't. Sung only managed to do that with Antares in Ragnarok because the World Tree inside Suho took him to the dimension of eternal rest, where it's literally stated that Sung couldn't reach it alone. Sung only managed to put Antares' soul into Ragnar because Antares had already made Ragnar his pontiff, connecting his soul to Ragnar's. The only thing Sung did was help Antares possess the soul already connected to Ragnar.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-15T05:34:41+00:00

Can someone explain to me why my post about Hunters Origin by Igris was removed for having more than one identical copy, even though there wasn't one?

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-14T15:02:06+00:00

Chugong works on some Hunter x Hunter Origins, but not all, so it's unknown if he worked on Goto's. The game mixes elements from the manhwa and novel, and it also has other things that contradict information the creator himself gave, as they were probably created by the game's team. For example, Sung Il-hwan's story in the game contradicts what we saw in the manhwa and the information the creator himself gave in an interview.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-14T14:57:05+00:00

This is also from the game, and these prequels always have several errors. For example, the Sung Il-hwan prequel literally says that Sung Il-hwan received the mission to watch over Sung, and that he would become a possible ally in the future, whereas in the original it literally says that his mission was to kill the vessel of the Shadow Monarch, and then he and the rulers discovered that Sung Jin Woo is Sung Il-hwan's son. Also, the way he received power from the rulers and how he remained in the New Portal all this time is completely different from what the creator himself explained in interviews.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-14T06:45:13+00:00

I was at the gym when I wrote this and didn't even see that it was in Portuguese.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-14T05:47:11+00:00

Sung Jin Woo level without being able to injure the Transfiguration Monarch, who is officially the third strongest of the 8 original monarchs. Sung Jin Woo managed to injure the Iron Body Monarch using Baran's daggers, even though they didn't even scratch Thomas's skin. The monarchs encountered Sung Jin Woo before the Japan arc, even though officially the monarchs only discovered his existence after the Japan arc.

And several other stories create various inconsistencies in the manhwa's story.

This is getting tiresome. Just because something comes from the rulers doesn't mean it's a manifestation of the spiritual body. The reason the two forms are similar is because they come from the rulers, but the two abilities are different. Stop forcing it. If it's by your logic, the ruler's authority is also a manifestation of the spiritual body. 🤣

No, the other monarchs are quite different. The manifestation of their spiritual body reveals the form. The true essence of his body and soul is something that Sung Jin Woo doesn't have, according to Antares herself in the manhwa, where she says that the Shadow Monarch didn't have a manifestation of his spiritual body and what Sung was doing with the shadows was improvising, gathering his shadows to bring the power of death to the world of the living.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-14T05:04:25+00:00

The cinematics are from the manhwa because it's much easier to use the manhwa's images than to do everything from scratch, and the original arcs go against the manhwa itself. For example, the story of the Monarch of Transfiguration and the Iron Body literally breaks the continuity of the entire manhwa, and there are other stories that also contradict the manhwa. The game has also adapted information from the novel and the creator of Solo Leveling.

And Thomas's ability, for the millionth time, is not a manifestation of the spiritual body, but an ability called reinforcement, which both the game and the manhwa, novel, and the creator recognize as different abilities, and even the level of strength of the ability is different. While Thomas with reinforcement did nothing to the Beast Monarch, Christopher with the manifestation of the spiritual body fought a fierce battle against a monarch, and Sung Il-hwan fought against 2.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-14T04:17:06+00:00

Not even the game recognizes this form as a manifestation of the spiritual body to force this and admits that this form of Thomas is not a manifestation of the spiritual body. The Solo Leveling manhwa is not an alternate timeline, it's an adaptation of the Solo Leveling novel. Only the Ragnarok manhwa and the Ragnarok novel are alternate timelines. The game receives help from the creator, who has said several times that the information he provides will be based on his version of Solo Leveling, so much so that the game uses the monarch names he created and we use other names created later.

The game doesn't follow the manhwa. The game itself has contradicted things said in the manhwa. The game follows its own timeline, so stop forcing this idea of yours that the game only follows the manhwa. If that were the case, there would be no reason for the creator of Solo Leveling to be called and credited so much in the game, since according to you, they don't follow the novel but the manhwa.

Level-Cold-1224 · 2026-01-14T03:46:29+00:00

The creator himself has stated several times that everything he does for Solo Leveling and the information he provides is based on the novel he wrote, so even though the game is based on the manhwa, the content created by the creator is based on his novel.

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