Level Up With the Gods
- Genre: action adventure fantasy shounen
- Author: black ajin
- Artist(s): ohyeon
- Year: 2021
- Original Publisher: d and c,daum,kakao
- Status： Ongoing
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21st century abuse of power administrators adult protagonist based on a web novel calm protagonist cold protagonist competent protagonist determined protagonist divine/holy powers emotionless protagonist eye powers famous protagonist friends become rivals full color future plays a big role game elements game of death giants god-human relationship gods goddess/es godly powers greek mythology guilds hardboiled japanese mythology loner protagonist magic male protagonist man versus god martial artists murim mystical weapons mythical beasts mythology necromancy norse mythology overpowered male lead perceptive protagonist play or die situation plot/scheme protagonist strong from the start regression scheming characters skill growth smart protagonist stoic male lead strong to overpowered stubborn protagonist subtle humor survival survival game time manipulation time rewind tower climbing towers tsundere characters unique ability/ies unrealistic fighting webtoon
Rating(3.2 / 5.0, 13 votes)
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Popular Reviews
So far it is OK
Being heavily influenced by Tower of God, Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint and regression series this story is in no way original, but the art is nice and the execution isn't bad for the most part. Not great, but passes the time.
The later chapters (70+) do become a little chaotic pace wise.
Things like character growth don't exist here, and secondary characters are almost non existent. The MC does 90% of everything by himself.
Art is nice and character designs look good. The set up is interesting enough. It's a little tedious at times but it's better than Second Life Ranker since it makes more sense logic wise. Things are explained better than just five or six text boxes. Must admit though that like all manhwa in this genre, it's ridiculously slow.
Shares similar vibe and elements with "Second life ranker" and Omnicient Reader's Viewpoint" with a time rewind. MC and friends weren't strong enough so they send mc back to the past to get stronger. As of 21 chapters read, his leveling feels very trivial and the pace feels fast (typical overpowered mc). Even if there is a little hint of struggle it doesn't matter much. It's hard to care about the MC, and the rest of the cast hasn't had much time yet.
On the other hand this is a good popcorn read if you don't care much or just like the genre. The art is very good. Designs don't feel lazy, and the mc doesn't give a shit.