Solo Leveling

Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint addpermalink

Both are set in a world with fantastic creatures, with a system of level up and different abilities. Similar art (both good) and a likeable main character, with promising side characters. Both also show several times there is no limit to anybody's power, making the level up journey even more enjoyable. If solo leveling is a 10, i'd say Omniscient Reader is a solid 8 or 8.5 

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It is somewhat similar to solo leveling but at the same time quite different. 

reportRecommended by OldestDream_

Both are power fantasies that take place in the real world, which has been fused with rpg game type attributes. The main characters both have abilities that put them 'above the system', allowing for some cool shit to happen. 

reportRecommended by Uji_Gintoki_Bowl

∘ Made by the same studio, so you know art will be at its peak.
∘ Genres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy - with an additional tag - Post Apocalyptic.
∘ The protagonist of both are really smart. Omniscient Reader's protagonist uses his wits in every, well, scenario.
∘ If you like Solo Leveling, this is a must read.
∘ The storyline of Omniscient Reader is a literal roller-coaster -- of emotions and of genres.
∘ The world of Omniscient Reader is massive -- like huuuuuuge.
∘ As of writing of this recommendation, the manhwa/webtoon is nowhere close to the absolute size of the novel which consists of 551 chapters and the massive universe I mentioned earlier.
∘ If you haven't read or didn't like Solo Leveling, this is also a must read for you as this is a story for "readers."
∘ Lastly, this is one story that I recommend wholeheartedly, as this, is a must read for "readers."
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reportRecommended by Harlox

Both tackle a similar situation in regards to mysterious power and situations as we follow both protagonists as they explore their newfound powers, worlds, and get to see different characters and adventures they partake on. Both with the same style of exploration and cast building, exploration, and depth.  

reportRecommended by Weaboo_Blink

Both have dark stories with OP MC. If you just caught up to Solo Leveling and are craving more cultivation type manhwa Omniscient Reader won't disappoint. 

reportRecommended by PacerNation38

-both have spectacular art
-both take place on earth (plus monsters)
-both are power fantasies with a stat window, but OR's plot is several magnitudes more interesting and down-to-earth than SL's 

reportRecommended by xZenseki

The two stories are set in a similar world, there are lots of great fight/action scenes. I prefer Omniscient reader because of the depth of characters (just my personal opinion), but Solo leveling has an interesting cast as well. The art style is amazing of both manhwas.  

reportRecommended by nanamikentosgf

They both play with MC's whos abilities are vastly different from everyone else. As well as playing in the real world.
They also have a similar artstyle. 

reportRecommended by Schlong01

I heavily recommend these two!

Omniscient Reader:  
Story: 10/10  
truly incredible story that stands out in it's genre. It also has great character development and character interactions.
Visuals: 9.5/10
Very good visuals!

Solo leveling:
Story: 9.5/10  
The story flows well and it has great character development and character interactions.  It Lacks a tad bit when it comes to worldbuilding.
Visuals: 10/10
Stunning visuals that keeps you entertained. 

These could be for you  if you like
	- Action, Fantasy, apocalypse, monsters, mythology, isekai, shōnen
	- Leveling/upgrading/class system
	- male leads with black hair

Step away from your boring b/w comics and check these out!
Both comics feature a type of game leveling system, with stunning and colorful visuals fueled with action, fantasy and interesting male leads.  If you're into shōnen or wanting a story that feels more for young/adults, I'd say these comics will be a big step up and will probably not disapoint you. I suggest starting with Solo leveling, as the comic is finished, unlike ORV  which is currently ongoing.

My thoughts after reading them...
In my opinion Solo leveling is carried more on it's visual than it's story. This is not to say the story is poor, it is good and easier to digest than Omniscient Reader's viewpoint who has a bigger story/concept to play with and dive into.  The problem for me with Solo leveling is that it is a bit narrow minded when it comes to the viewpoint of other nationalities and doesn't take advantage of it's opportunity to truly worldbuild on its locations and people (which I find a repeating pattern of in other power stories with leveling systems as well, example  Kill the hero has the same issue).  Regardless, I did enjoy the story as it flows really well.  Out of the two I enjoyed Omniscient reader the most as it is unique and stands out in it's category - plus  I'm a sucker for the drizzle of mythology that it got. read more 

reportRecommended by Amatsuba

They both play with MC's whos abilities are vastly different from everyone else. As well as playing in the real world . , both are power fantasies with a stat window, but OR's plot is several magnitudes more interesting and down-to-earth than SL's . , They also have a similar artstyle.  

reportRecommended by alirezasharifi

Both have similar premises with 1) isekai video game / stat-raising mechanics, 2) protagonist that eventually becomes OP by their own intelligence, and 3) colorful cast of characters with their own "superpowers." 

However, ORV is overall stronger in terms of story and surprises - you actually have to be paying attention and actively questioning the status quo of the world. Quests have objectives that spice up the narrative. SL has better momentum because it's constantly hyping up the protagonist more and more, with the art and action sequences to back it up. Doesn't require much thinking on the part of the reader, which isn't necessarily a bad thing if you just wanna see the main character kick ass. read more 

reportRecommended by monichiatto

They both feature a leveling up/growing concept, with amazing fights and art, however, unlike the easy to digest and constant hype building of SL, ORV dives in deep into 4th wall breaking concepts and has very unique ideas. The plot far surpasses that of Solo Leveling and there are plot twists around every corner. 

reportRecommended by Harishlu

- amazing artwork
- fantasy & action
- great world-building
 

reportRecommended by little_shiz17

Both have overpowered main characters and a leveling system,if you liked solo leveling you will probably like omnscient reader too 

reportRecommended by Carr_Star

Both use Game systems and have OP MC's, but ORV goes more in depth with their characters, while Solo Leveling is more about creating epic moments. 

reportRecommended by Badrik

Tomb Raider King addpermalink

Honestly Tomb Raider King is basically a Solo Leveling rip-off, the same premise just with Tombs instead of Dungeons. Other than that, you have the same-looking protagonist that gets a very similar gaming interface irl, proceeds to get extremely overpowered and gets dragged into grand-scale conflict. 

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Powerful Main Character, Shadow abilities, other similar abilities and necromancy  

reportRecommended by SuzukiLost

- MC both obtain a game-like screen only accessible to them.
 

reportRecommended by ArJOKEa_Fun

Both OP protagonist 
Both have use for a skill board
Similar cast of characters
Both emphasise on fighting scenes
 

reportRecommended by dumbdeity

Both involves the main character
1. Becoming OP
2. At the start of their adventure getting cucked by a higher power
3. Slowly gaining a following 
4. Very good art style
It's slightly different but still very enjoyable. 

reportRecommended by ChinnyGamingYT

It has same system thing though completely diffrenet plot and story you won't regret reading it 

reportRecommended by LEGENDARY_SID

-Both can take down anyone aka both are very OP
-Both Mc got their power/knowledge from an op enemy 
-Both Mc has a lot of strong power (solo leveling - shadow army) (Tomb raider king - relics)
-Both are manhwa 
 

reportRecommended by NearVengeance

dude just looks a bit like mc of solo leveling. He also knows what he's doing and is cracked like solo leveling

both manga have mc only getting systems screens and can get a unique ability. 

reportRecommended by Neb_73

Tomb Raider King came out way before Solo Levelling, but since Solo Levelling took the spotlight ever since its release, i can explain why.
Both Manhwa's involve very smart MCs that follow their own rules and show no mercy. 
They start off weak but progressively get stronger due to a system they gain from a strong entity.
While they dont show the Tomb Raider King MC's weak state, it is clearly stated/shown that - before his regression- he was too weak to fight for himself, and eventually got himself into a trap.
Both MCs are:
- Powerful (Both physically and reputation-wise)
- Highly Intelligent 
- Merciful/Merciless (depending on who they're up against)
- And very hot, I almost busted looking at them :D read more 

reportRecommended by Wagonaire

you are about to follow the journey of Soo Jeo-Heon. This manga is like the Solo Leveling blatant copy.

The similar concept owned by this manga will make you fall in love with it. Tomb Raider King has an artwork that is totally identical to the Solo Leveling.

This manga also has well drawn and funny characters. Most important aspect in this manga is the way they use every character and the protagonist in order to make this manga’s story become more fabulous.

Weapons, tombs, and some other things in this manga will remind you of Solo Leveling.

reportRecommended by gloxxythic

Similarities: 
MC starts out as weak
MC gradually gets stronger until he is OP 
RPG elements 
World is changed by some cataclysmic event 

Differences: 
Solo leveling has a better story 
SL has better character depth/development  

reportRecommended by jimmyanders0n11

Similarities:
- alike art styles
- MC gets a second chance
- includes fair revenge
- MC use their brain, strategical
- MC forms allies throughout the story
- MC grows stronger
The reviews of Tomb Raider King are good, the MC is fun, sarcastic, smart, logical, etc. I bet you'll like him. 10/10 recommend 

reportRecommended by LionFromJuly

MC both obtain a game-like screen only accessible to them, both MC starts out as weak, and they progressively get stronger, both World is changed by some cataclysmic event, both MC gets a second chance, both RPG elements, both MC forms allies throughout the story, Both OP protagonist, Both emphasise on fighting scenes, 

reportRecommended by alirezasharifi

They both are using game player like interface for the main character. Also the character of main character develops from ground up getting powerful little by little. 

reportRecommended by CrymsonAlpha

They both have a game levelling system that is only visible to them and they progressively get stronger
 

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One Punch-Man addpermalink

If you ignore the comedy/parody part .. then there is hardly any difference between OPM and Solo Levelling.. starting from the Unknown or not yet revealed reason/logic behind the strength of the Overpowered Main character, the concept of growing from weak to insanely strong , the main character ranked very low despite having the strength to outclass the proud fighters in the higher ranks, everyone looking down on the MC because of his low rank, MC gradually climbing up in rankings while shocking and surprising everyone, the random apprearence of monsters in cities and special humans with abilities to fight them organised in a ranking system which is the same in both series( S,A,B,C,D.. Ranks). Both series have insanely good artwork and that's the prime selling point of both series. The artwork is so good that it gives you the feeling of watching anime, making the fights very enjoyable.
In sum , you will be forgiven for thinking of Solo leveling as the Korean version of One punch man.. with the exception that MC does not One punch his opponents in Solo Levelling since he uses weapons  HaHa. read more 

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Both have a protagonist that grew from a regular human to an unimaginably owerpovered being, to an extent that it is so beyond the understanding of the power system of others they simply cannot believe it. Both protagonists are part of an association - hero association and hunter association, whose purpose is to fight monsters that randomly appear in the city. 

reportRecommended by abystoma2

Powerful monsters that threaten humanity, mysterious powers bestowed on only some people, very powerful protagonist, excellent artwork, gripping story. 

reportRecommended by cr0ybot

A society that relies on heroes to vanquish the monsters of the world, and the higher ranked members get special treatment. The main character is also a nobody who eventually becomes the most powerful hero. 

reportRecommended by SteamedPlague

The main difference between them is the comedy part about OPM. Besides that both have a MC that becomes overpowered because unknown reasons and who's ranked very low despite being ridicously strong.  

Also both of them have amazing drawings. Seriously, you will fall in love with the artstyle of them.  

reportRecommended by Unai222

Both starts off with a weak protagonists that want to become strong. Although the tone is very different (one being satirical parody, one being how the protagonist develop), the world-building is nearly identical. Both have monster suddenly appearing on their world, have some companies hiring people as heroes/hunters, ranks their heroes, etc.

And one of the prominent thing to know is that both of these titles have awesome art (the type that feels as if the pictures are moving) and pure badassery (especially when they fight).

Despite the fact that I found these two titles similar, Solo Leveling focuses less on side characters (almost non-existent).  

reportRecommended by FrostDirt

Except for the satirical part of One Punch Man, both have some similarities:
- Ranks, with S rank being the highest.
- It is in the present age.
- People who have awakened their powers become hired by some company to fight monsters.
- Awesome protagonist.

Also, there are several small narrative similarities. 

reportRecommended by other_

-Both stories have a class system on it being S class the strongest
-Both have moments that gonna make you get Hyped
-Both main characters have a kinda similar backstory from being weak to really strong 
And even so that one punch man has an insane art that you are not going to easily find at any manga there are some moments on solo leveling that are going to surprise you with the art too 

reportRecommended by k1rb

The main similarity is Op main character, both are done extremely well. One punch man does have its comedy aspect of it but Solo Leveling like any action type manga can be funny at times. Art styles are worlds apart in terms of style but both look amazing in their own ways.  

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Tower of God addpermalink

Full colored webtoons that got later published as physical comics too, the plot is about the characters that are introduced as weak but quickly become ridiculously overpowered and capable streamlining through the swarm of antagonists usually without much effort. 

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SSS-Class Revival Hunter addpermalink

Both takes place in a "Hunter" world where hunters are people with special abilities who try to clear dungeons by defeating monsters in them, like an RPG-like system come to life. Particularly both series are a power fantasy about an underdog protagonist who must prove themselves against society; particularly both feature very corrupt "hunters" often as antagonists 

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Has a very similar feel to it with the MC having powers that could make him feared or hated should people know about them and continues to grow stronger with near limitless potential but is not rushing to get there. It is a fantastic read that is almost as amazing a solo leveling in terms of action and excitement and better, in my opinion, at making the reader want to see the MC succeed and root for him. 

reportRecommended by Judis_Francois

both Fantasy world, Both stories involve game-like features, Both have subordinates, both have subordinates who help him in his work. And both main characters have the ability to command an army of the dead, 

reportRecommended by alirezasharifi

The MC's of both of these manhwa are given a second chance at life with a potentially OP ability. In SSS-Class Revival Hunter, the MC awakens a S ranked skill which allows him to get a skill of the person/Hunter/monster he is killed by. But the downside is, he dies.

The next day, the MC stumbles upon a scene where the no.1 ranked Hunter kills another Hunter. Scared, the MC runs for his life but gets caught and inevitably killed by the no.1 Hunter

After his death, the MC is shown several skill cards face-down, one of them being a S ranked skill. MC chooses the skill and wakes up 24 hours before his death. When MC checks the skill he got from the no.1 ranked Hunter, he sees that it is a skill which allows him to go back 24 hours in time upon death. (Ch.1 & 2)

SSS-Ranked Revival Hunter is a manhwa I do not recommend to people that are triggered easily and is under the age of 13 as there is A LOT of things like m*rder,s*uicide and things like this. Strong language is also used so be aware of that. Like in Solo leveling, the MC in this manhwa also has a system, although unlike Solo leveling every Hunter has this system. The hunters are chosen by the tower that appeared on earth and are ranked from E to S, a bit like Solo leveling.

All in all, SSS-Ranked Revival Hunter is a solid manhwa and I strongly recommend it to the people who liked Solo leveling. read more

reportRecommended by ScrewD_DiAngelo

Similar concept of leveling up power 

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The Legend of the Northern Blade addpermalink

Not similiar system but recommended, the mc is zero to hero with good story and art style. 

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Overlord addpermalink

Both MC's servants have absolute loyalty to their liege. And they do their orders without question asked. Also both are made based on a game like system. 

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The Lone Necromancer addpermalink

Both has Overpowered main character.
Both is necromancer.
Similar concept of leveling up. 

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I'm the Max-Level Newbie addpermalink

Both "I'm the Max-Level Newbie" and "Solo Leveling" are made by the same studio and feature similar plotlines, characters and art. The common theme is protagonists navigating game-like worlds where character growth and empowerment are central. Both stories feature solo adventures, intense monster battles, and RPG elements. 

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Hunter x Hunter addpermalink

The protagonist joins a Hunter Association to become a Hunter and fights off threats to regular humans. Both of the protagonists are described to have outstanding potential. One arc of both of these titles also deals with extremely dangerous evolving ants. 

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The Player Who Can't Level Up addpermalink

Zero to hero, good read, great art 

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Overlord addpermalink

Both mangas/manhwas have a game based system, in overlord, the protagonist is transported to a game while Solo Leveling has a game system in real life. Overlord's main character is an ''undead god'' which makes him summon undead, something similar to the Solo Leveling MC's shadow ability even though Overlord uses more other more OP skills than Solo Leveling. Although Overlord has quite a calm storyline with not so many fights, when the time comes, it can be considered good but lacks excitement compared to Solo Leveling. 

reportRecommended by SYJun

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After Ten Millennia in Hell addpermalink

SL is basically the superior version to this manhwa. 

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Manga: Isekai de Cheat Skill wo Te ni Shita Ore wa, Genjitsu Sekai wo mo Musou Suru: Level Up wa Jinsei wo Kaeta

Isekai de Cheat Skill wo Te ni Shita Ore wa, Genjitsu Sekai wo mo Musou Suru: Level Up wa Jinsei wo Kaeta addpermalink

1) Both main character are "the lowest being" in the world at the start of the story.
2) Both stories involve game-like features.
3) Both main character become the strongest in the world.
4) Both stories develop in modern world (but isekai de cheat is located in both modern and fantasy world).
 

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Manga: A Returner's Magic Should Be Special

A Returner's Magic Should Be Special addpermalink

It hes the same system as dungeon but more interesting  

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Joou Heika no Isekai Strategy addpermalink

Both of the main characters have an ability to command an army of monsters 

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Manga: Boushoku no Berserk: Ore dake Level to Iu Gainen wo Toppa suru the Comic

Boushoku no Berserk: Ore dake Level to Iu Gainen wo Toppa suru the Comic addpermalink

Similarities are through the roof between Solo Leveling and Berserk of Gluttony. 

Similarities 
- Both MC are tossed aside and considered trash 
- Both MC encounter a life-threatening transformation 
- Both MC have a graphic user interface to measure their statistics 
- Both MC hide their powers (MC in B.o.G tries to hide it, MC in S.L tries to but eventually gets info leaked @ chapter 90-110)

Differences
- MC in B.o.G lives in the age of swords and bows vs MC in S.L who lives in modern day South Korea
- MC in B.o.G has the ability to absorb all stats from killed enemies whereas MC in S.L has the ability to level up extremely fast and become a secret wizard that controls an army of undead.  read more 

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Boku no Hero Academia addpermalink

From borderline powerless individuals to some of the greatest of all. Both MHA and SL follow two individuals who start from zero slowly progressing through the ranks of the ultimate power passed down to them.

With MHA doing this with Deku and his newly found quirk "One for All". SL doing this with Sung Jin-woo, the weakest hunter, gaining a new power from this "system".

Both are great reads full of great action whenever possible. No letdowns at any point in that matter. 

reportRecommended by NextUniverse

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Second Life Ranker addpermalink

If you enjoyed Second Life Ranker, I would definitely recommend Solo Leveling. As mentioned earlier, Solo Leveling shares similarities with Second Life Ranker in terms of their themes and focus on action. The story follows Sung Jin-woo, a weak hunter who is suddenly granted immense power, and his journey to become the strongest in the world.

The art in Solo Leveling is absolutely stunning, with beautifully drawn characters and backgrounds. The action scenes are particularly well-done, with dynamic paneling and choreography that make them a joy to read. Additionally, the story is well-written and engaging, with a great balance of action, drama, and mystery.

Overall, Solo Leveling is a fantastic manhwa that is definitely worth checking out if you enjoyed Second Life Ranker. read more 

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Nano Machine addpermalink

Both manhuas mainly focus on a weak MC who then receives some sort of very high level technology and gets really buffed. Both the MC  are pretty weak in the beginning but end up as the strongest 

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Dungeon Odyssey addpermalink

Dungeon Odyssey is just Solo Leveling Clash of Clans.
They both gain one-of-a-kind video game-like abilities and strengthen their army in an Earth world of dungeons and people "born" with superhuman abilities. 

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Manga: The Skeleton Soldier Failed to Defend the Dungeon

The Skeleton Soldier Failed to Defend the Dungeon addpermalink

Both of the main characters have access to a menu screen which can be used to see their inventory, statistics, etc. They both eventually become overpowered after levelling up. 

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The World After the Fall addpermalink

Please read this one before the anime is released. I feel the webtoon was much better. But I will boldly say this. This is the greatest work of all time. 

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Level Up with the Gods addpermalink

They are both on a leveling system that have cool and interesting fights 

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Magi addpermalink

Magi and solo leveling are similar in the fact that:
- Dungeons
- Magic
- OP mcs
- Magic beast in solo leveling and djinns in magi (which are kinda like magic beasts)  

reportRecommended by thorfinnn

Sword Art Online: Progressive addpermalink

They both have game based systems and op protagonists 

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Manga: Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka

Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka addpermalink

-they both character start weak and become stronger
-same in dungeon
-they both fighting with two daggers 

reportRecommended by djamesl3

Leviathan addpermalink

They both have a really good art style and I a similar action based premises. Different story but both are really good reads with a similar style 

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Nanatsu no Taizai addpermalink

Main characters dominating everyone 

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Manga: Shokei sareta Kenja wa Lich ni Tensei shite Shinryaku Sensou wo Hajimeru

Shokei sareta Kenja wa Lich ni Tensei shite Shinryaku Sensou wo Hajimeru addpermalink

, both have strong subordinates, both have subordinates who help her in her work. and, Both of the main characters have an ability to command an army of monsters 

reportRecommended by alirezasharifi

My Master Is a Backseat Gamer addpermalink

Has kind of the same building, but the difference is characters and storyline. It's one of those stories where the fantasy is the same, but also a little different.  

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Past Life Returner addpermalink

okay imagine solo leveling but its about 80s-90s economics and political scheming in preparation for the gates to happen

theres still cool action in it, its just More of the scheming and political parts of solo leveling 

reportRecommended by limelocked

Dusk Howler addpermalink

An excellent artwork: "Solo Leveling" and "Dusk Howler" are full colored webtoons with good art style.
RPG elements: in "Dusk Howler", the protagonist plays a fantasy virtual game, while "Solo Leveling" has a game system in real life.
A typical shounen plot: MC starts out as weak and gradually gets stronger.
A source novel: the "Solo Leveling" webtoon (2018) is based on a 2016 web novel, while the "Dusk Howler" webtoon (2014) is based on a 2009 print novel based on a 2008 unofficial online game based on a 2007 unpublished light novel. 
 

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The Gamer addpermalink

They both are using game player like interface for the main character. Also the character of main character develops from ground up getting powerful little by little. 

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Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka addpermalink

Both include a main character who started from the bottom, and gained the ability to level up fast with the potential to be the strongest of all. 

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Manga: A Ranker's Guide to the Good Life

A Ranker's Guide to the Good Life addpermalink

Both "Solo Leveling" and "Ranker's Guide to Live an Ordinary Life" are very similar manhwas that share a lot common, including:

-both stories take place in modern Korea where supernatural "gates" spontaneously appear and from which monsters come forth
-there are people who fight these monsters known as "hunters"
-these hunters are ranked S, A, B, C, D, E, F.
-our main character in both is an initially unassuming who is awakened as a S/top ranked hunter
-said main character often tries to hide the fact that they're overpowered 
-similar art style and action sequences in both manhwas 
-both protagonist have younger sibling(s) they look to protect

A main difference is that while there's some comedy in both, "Ranker's Guide to Live an Ordinary Life" takes itself far less seriously, and "Solo Leveling" is much more well known. Fans of one of these manhwas will probably like the other.  read more 

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Villain to Kill addpermalink

both mcs use dark/shadow like power which they gain after they "die". both have something like a leveling system and have similar vibes in general 

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Eleceed addpermalink

Quite similar in the power fantasy aspect, albeit less dark. 

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Lookism addpermalink

lookism is the far superior manhwa for story telling. much more grounded, diverse and better cast of characters. not to mention insanely hilarious. solo leveling has better art but after the first 100 or so chaps becomes a chore to read 

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Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria addpermalink

Two fantasy manga with a main character who often goes into dungeons to fight different monsters. Others are frequently stunned by his skills.
In the beginning, the MC is thought of as weak and useless, though that changes as the story progresses.

*Art's good. 

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Overgeared addpermalink

both Fantasy world, Both have almost identical stories, Both main character are the lowest being in the world at the start of the story, Both stories involve game-like features, Both main character become the strongest in the world 

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Manga: Isekai Mokushiroku Mynoghra: Hametsu no Bunmei de Hajimeru Sekai Seifuku

Isekai Mokushiroku Mynoghra: Hametsu no Bunmei de Hajimeru Sekai Seifuku addpermalink

,both have strong subordinates, both have subordinates who help her in her work. and, Both of the main characters have an ability to command an army of monsters 

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Isekai de Cheat Skill wo Te ni Shita Ore wa, Genjitsu Sekai wo mo Musou Suru: Level Up wa Jinsei wo Kaeta addpermalink

Both main character are the lowest being in the world at the start of the story, Both stories involve game-like features, Both main character become the strongest in the world, 

reportRecommended by alirezasharifi

Joou Heika no Isekai Strategy addpermalink

,both have strong subordinates, both have subordinates who help her in her work. and, Both of the main characters have an ability to command an army of monsters ,   

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Manga: The Archmage Returns After 4000 Years

The Archmage Returns After 4000 Years addpermalink

Just like many other Manhwa, it falls under the weak to strong category, although, the MC in The Archmage Returns After 4000 Years could be argued as either the weakest or the strongest right off the bat depending on how you look at it.

Both also contain Magic, over-ruling higher powers such as gods etc. 

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Isekai Mokushiroku Mynoghra: Hametsu no Bunmei de Hajimeru Sekai Seifuku addpermalink

, both have strong subordinates, both have subordinates who help her in her work. and, Both of the main characters have an ability to command an army of monsters , 

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Dice addpermalink

,Both have almost identical stories, both Fantasy world, Both main character are the lowest being in the world at the start of the story, Both stories involve game-like features, 

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Kill the Hero addpermalink

both have strong subordinates, both have subordinates who help her in her work. and, Both of the main characters have an ability to command an army of monsters, . 

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The Divine Twilight's Return addpermalink

Both have almost identical stories, both Fantasy world, Both main character are the lowest being in the world at the start of the story, Both stories involve game-like features, Both main character become the strongest in the world, 

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Kill the Dragon addpermalink

both have that same magical element with an mc that doesnt have much magic power but gets it over time. This is a more militarized one though, with a more balanced mc 

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Kuro no Shoukanshi addpermalink

- Both protagonists (Kelvin and Sung, Jin-Woo) are able to summon their allies, both are supposed to be mages that fight from the distance, instead both of them are able to fight in close combat, which surprise everyone
- Both protagonists are called the strongest rank S hunter / adventurer
- Both protagonists are OP, just like their allies that they can summon
- Both series include gates / dungeons, that have to be cleared by hunters / adventurers in order to close it and prevent monsters from coming outside
- Certain followers of the protagonists are both the same, Igris and Gerard are the knights that want to serve the king
- Both series include insane battle scenes read more 

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Manga: Shinka no Mi: Shiranai Uchi ni Kachigumi Jinsei

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1) Main character can evolve fastly
2) Both worlds have a game-like setting
3) Both main character are the most powerful in their world
4) In both stories the main character is related with very important people of the society  

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Bungou Stray Dogs addpermalink

1) Both mangas (manwha, to Solo Leveling) are set in a modern world with super-human abilities.
2) Both main characters were "useless" for a long time.
3) In both stories the government agencies have an importante and constant role 
4) Both main character have "the strongest" abilities in all the world 

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Seirei Gensouki addpermalink

Both stories touch dark themes and have stoic main characters who, over time, can overwhelm each of the enemies that appear through the way of the story. Also they make acquaintance with important people of the world because of their own strength. 

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Tensei shitara Ken deshita addpermalink

1) Both world stories have a game-like system to organize skills.
2) Both main character (the black cat, in the case of Tenken) begins as the weakest being in the world.
3) Both main character grow until they become the strongest.
4) Both main character are constantly in death situation but never surrender. Almost everytime they end up severly injured.  

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Manga: Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu

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Stories about overcoming and bravery that make you want to live and become better and better in your lives. 

Events which you question your own existence in the midst of serious and conflicting situations. 

Arts that take your breath away and are unique. Epic forms and postures. Action scenes that are more like outcasts of old classic books.
 
And of course, both have redefined the genre "Isekai" in a brilliant and unique way. 
Current works that are masterpieces! 

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Manga: Class ga Isekai Shoukan sareta Naka Ore dake Nokotta n desu ga

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Both stories are about two High School student that get a game-like feature power which let them progress very fast in comparison with other characters of their worlds, making them really overpowered. Also both main character have a calm attitude when they are facing strong enemies. 

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Darwin's Game addpermalink

In both mangas (manwha, for Solo Leveling) the main character started as a shy and weak person who had been protected by someone close to them, but as the story progress they basically transform into a complete badass character. Also in both world are a game-like feature system. 

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Gantz addpermalink

Both series focus on MCs who were dragged into game-like systems that confront them with various monsters. As they grow mentally and physically stronger their quests becomes tougher. Epic fights are included.

Gantz is more gory, ruthless and complex. 

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Manga: Latna Saga: Survival of a Sword King

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Average Korean man fights horrors and somehow survives, and is now the most powerful person in existence. Honestly, though my enjoyment of Solo Levelling decreased as the series went on, the earlier portion reminded me a lot of Latna Saga. These stories are very different, but if you enjoy a fantasy battle weak-to-strong story, you should enjoy both. 

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Bleach addpermalink

If you love mindless hype then you'll enjoy both of these series. They have similar artstyles (at least after Bleach's art changes) with beautiful characters and empty, action focused panels. Ichigo and Jin-woo also have similar backgrounds with (a) younger sister(s) and a sick/dead mother. The series are similarly flawed, so if you enjoyed one series you'll likely enjoy the other. 

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Re:Monster addpermalink

In Re:Monster a normal guy dies and gets transported to another world, starts as a weak goblin. Over time gains levels, new abilities from the monsters he kills and changes class.

Solo Leveling a normal guy nearly dies, after that starts a new life with new abilities like leveling and absorbing skills from others.

Would recommend both. 

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Sword Art Online addpermalink

A world, were the protagonist has to learn how to fight in order to survive. As they gain experience they became much more stronger surpassing their friends. If you liked, the adventure part of SAO you will certainly like solo leveling. The main difference is in the focus of the plot. In SAO, the focus is more on the romantic relationships that are formed along the chapters, in solo leveling follows the conquers of the dungeons and the streight development of the character.
 

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Naruto addpermalink

Loser and outsider protagonist turns out to have acquired an overpowered ability, and as he gets stronger and stronger he is revealed to be the chosen one for some purpose. Great action scenes if you don't mind the more generic shounen plotline. 

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Douluo Dalu addpermalink

RPG plot, where you follow a character that will conquers dungeons, train and level up along their journey. In both situations, we have an characters capable of absorbing new techniques from the enemies that they face.  

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Berserk addpermalink

Mysterious powerful beings, very powerful protagonist, excellent artwork, gripping story. 

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Shingeki no Kyojin addpermalink

Monsters threatening humanity, mysterious powers bestowed on only some people, very powerful protagonist, excellent artwork, gripping story. 

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Kumo desu ga, Nani ka? addpermalink

starts off with the MC stuck with a game interface. 
MC decides to level up and become stronger and quickly becomes op.
The thing is neither of these stories cease to be boring because the MC is op, in fact they just get more and more interesting. 
One of the reasons is that the MC of each of them have a fleshed out character and actually develop as they get stronger. 
Also both of them have hype af fights 

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FFF-Class Trashero addpermalink

Han Soo Kang is an overpowered hero who is an antagonist (but a hero remember) -FFF clas trash hero 
and
Sung Jin Woo is an overpowered hero who is the protagonist in Solo leveling

and remember both of them are the main characters.  

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Manga: Arifureta Shokugyou de Sekai Saikyou

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Just Like in Arifureta, both the MCs are weak in the start, and rise explosively in power.
If you are someone who just likes to see one sided fights or OP MCs.
You are definitely going to like these.
Also in both the stories there is involvement of game like Interface
Both the MCs have kind of a kill or be killed policy as well

The only difference is that Arifureta is kind of a little Harem while Solo Leveling isn't.
Hope this helps ;) 

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Tokyo Ghoul addpermalink

Both have MCs that start off as weak but determined and filled with potential to care for their loved ones and peers. Both of the MCs also go through a metamorphosis where they become OP and get a dark side through numerous stressful events.  

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The God of High School addpermalink

Both are amazing :) 

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Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken addpermalink

starting with the main character who doesn't get any abilities. 

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Manga: Kono Sekai ga Izure Horobu Koto wo, Ore dake ga Shitteiru: Monster ga Arawareta Sekai de, Shinimodori Level Up

Kono Sekai ga Izure Horobu Koto wo, Ore dake ga Shitteiru: Monster ga Arawareta Sekai de, Shinimodori Level Up addpermalink

This manga is just Japanese returner/hunter/time leaper where mc gets stronger by grinding video game stats in the modern world where monsters from another world invade it. MC even "solo levels" in the first few and in some other chapters. 

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Mythic Item Obtained addpermalink

Honestly, they are shockingly similar! They both involve relatively weak raiders gaining powers that enable them to change their path. They are manipulated by the system that allows them to get stronger. In mythic item his goal is to be stronger and get revenge. In Solo leveling up we are not sure of the reason for his new system until it is revealed much later. 
 

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Ajin addpermalink

Mysterious powers bestowed on only some people, very powerful protagonist, excellent artwork, gripping story. 

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World Trigger addpermalink

Monsters appearing through portals that threaten humanity, mysterious powers bestowed on only some people, excellent artwork, gripping story. 

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Kaijuu 8-gou addpermalink

Monsters, mysterious powers bestowed on very powerful protagonist, excellent artwork, gripping story. 

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The New Gate addpermalink

Both have a lot of fighting and action that include weaponry and sorcery. The difference is that "The New Gate" is about a powerful male lead thrown in a world that is assumed to be a different world. While "solo leveling" is about a male lead growing from being in a weak state in modern Japan that is being invaded by gates full of monsters behind them. In both cases, the mc utilizing features only accessible to him such as game-like menu. 

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Shuumatsu no Walküre addpermalink

Both series have little plot, but they are supremely hype. They have some phenomenal action, moments, and art which make for two very enjoyable reads. 

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Manga: Monster ga Afureru Sekai ni Natta node, Suki ni Ikitai to Omoimasu

Monster ga Afureru Sekai ni Natta node, Suki ni Ikitai to Omoimasu addpermalink

Both have a game type settings, where one needs to survive, but in a modern world where you can be overrun with monsters. In both manga the mc strive to become stronger than he was before and one of their key feature is that their journey is carried out as stealthy as possible. 

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Kingdom addpermalink

Both Works are about a person who starts from nothing and gradually gets stronger through training and experience. We get to see every single step of it and see their accomplishments owing to the fact that nothing gets skipped.

Both works are very action-packed and will hook you from the get-go. Kingdom is a tactical military historical fiction while solo leveling is fantasy fiction with some political flair to it. 

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