What Is Solo Leveling?
South Korean web novel solo leveling is written by Chugong was initially serialized by Kakao’s digital comic and fiction platform KakaoPage on July 25th, 2016. Later the D&C Media used to publish the novel under its Papyrus label ever since 4th November 2016. Solo Leveling is licensed by Webnovel for English. Which is titled Only I Level Up.
The manga has been adapted into a webtoon which was released on March 4 2018 in the KakaoPage. The Webtoon was illustrated by Jang Sung-rak. Jang Sung-rak is the CEO of Redice studio. The first season of the Webtoon ended on 19 March 2020. The Webtoon was renewed for a second season in August 2020.
The plot of the Solo Leveling.
The story is based on the world where gates connecting the human world to the world of monsters appear. To protect themselves from monsters, humans acquire supernatural power. One fine day a group of hunters gets trapped in an extremely difficult situation. Sung Jin-Woo who is the weakest hunter among them is also a part of this group.
Most of them lose their life but Sung Jin-Woo manages to complete all his trials and find himself in a hospital reawaken. He also acquired some superpower through which he can see everything around him. Later he vows to solve the mystery of the world of monsters.
Chapter 159 Release Date.
Chapter 159 is getting released on 22 July 2021 at midnight. According to the different time zones, the time of the release will differ across the different parts of the world. Taps Media makes the chapters available online. Around 146 chapters of the manga are available on Tap Media. Every chapter gets released every Monday.
Where to Read The Manga Online?
The latest chapter is available on Tappy Toon and Kakao Page with the latest chapter. There has been no news about the raw scan of the solo leveling as of now.
As of now, the sources say that the raw scan is released on the same day as the original chapter release date. Nothing has been revealed about the spoilers and the story of the chapter as of now.
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