Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint

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

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. 

∘ 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."  read more 

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.  

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. 

-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 

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.  

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. 

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 

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.  

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 

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. 

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

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

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. 

Both have almost identical stories, both Fantasy world, Both have protagonists who are already familiar with the novel they end up in and have abilities related to having prior knowledge of the story, both of them knowing what will happen in the future, and try to influence them thanks to their knowledge, Both worlds feature monsters and magic. 

Both have protagonists who are already familiar with the novel they end up in and have abilities related to having prior knowledge of the story. Neither of them are meant to be the protagonist of the actual story. Both worlds feature monsters and magic. 

The Plot of the story used in both manhwa is the world in the novel with the main character taking on the role of an Extra character in the novel. the difference is that in omniscient Reader manhwa, MC's world turns into a part of the novel he is reading. on the other hand, the MC in the novel's Extra is sent to a different world in the novel he is reading. 

Underrated OP character also a slow build up and revival elements. 

Similar to Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint, SSS-Class Revival Hunter has amazing writing.The MC is not the only important character in both series and you can see similarities between both MC's at times. Both have stunning art and beautiful action sequences. For both, I would recommend the novel versions due to both being completed and being masterpieces but the manhwa adaptations do really well too. 

Both MC's, for different reasons, have an omniscent view on the future events, and try to influence them thanks to their knowledge. both stories are pretty well built and easy to follow 

both of them knowing what will happen in the future, and try to influence them thanks to their knowledge, 

- Epic world-building: every detail feels very intentional, so the worlds in both stories feel complete and immersive with very minimal loose ends. Not only that, both stories compel you to deep dive and question the worlds too just like the protagonists. They're very meta and genre-bending, characteristic of their same author. - Foreshadowing: in so many cases, information that seems insignificant will complement new reveals that happen later on in the story. It really adds to the in-depthness of the world-building. The stories definitely have reread value. - Characters: despite the extremely fantastical settings, the characters' intentions are properly justifiable throughout the story (more so Omniscient Reader). It makes the world that much more immersive. read more 

- amazing artwork (same artist) - action & fantasy - great world-building  

These are VERY similar in terms of the MCs circumstances. Both MCs have knowledge of the events will be, and gain strong weapons and allies that help them in their survival. I'd describe the MCs as: - Intelligent. - Prophet-like. - Strong (They get stronger throughout). - And very good looking *aggressive lip bite* 

Both have almost identical stories, both Fantasy world, Both main character become the strongest in the world, both of them knowing what will happen in the future, and try to influence them thanks to their knowledge, Both stories involve game-like features 

Basically the same. mc has to clear scenenarios and know how it's gonna end. 

Both set in the real world that suddenly becomes a game that is well-known to the MC, who uses that knowledge to gain power efficiently. 

Both MC read a novel which becomes their reality. They both use their knowledge in clever ways. The world setting is also similar with the whole sponsor system. However omniscient reader is more on the apocalyptic side. Also if you like the relationship between original MC and current MC, imo it has definitely the same vibe there (+ in both stories are merchants who you'll get to like the more you see them haha)  

,Both have almost identical stories, both of them knowing what will happen in the future, and try to influence them thanks to their knowledge , 

Somehow, the world has changed into an apocalyptic one due to a novel the main character has (been) read(ing), so he's the only one who knows parts of what's happening and what will happen in the near future. *The main character has a certain drive that allows him to form alliances with other survivors, having interesting and useful skills. 

In both of these, The MC is a doting father figure MC's "ulterior" motives are often misunderstood in a good way MC is trasmigrated into a novel etc