Now it all comes together #SoloLeveling #SoloLevelingS2

Btw Russian is my native language so I can confirm the accuracy of the translation

These were all interview questions. Sources: https://t.co/ZZC4NaP1Mt https://t.co/b7A1qTCPiI 11/11

LitRes: Do you have a favorite character? If so, which one? Chugong: Of course! It’s the main character — Sung Jinwoo. After a year of developing the concept, three years writing the novel, three years adapting it into a webtoon, and then creating the anime series and game,

LitRes: How did you come up with the title? Chugong: Actually, I spent a lot of time thinking about the title. If it’s too simple, it might not catch people’s attention, and if it’s too long, it might seem childish. After much consideration, the title Solo Leveling was born — it

LitRes: How did you react to the story’s success? Chugong: I’m just… incredibly grateful. I never expected so many people to love this story. Thank you so much! I love my readers! LitRes: Have you received any offers for film adaptations? Chugong: As far as I know, there are

LitRes: When exactly did Jinwoo contact the Rulers? Chugong: When Jinwoo obtained Kamish’s rune stone for the final battle, he sent a signal to the Rulers through Thomas. He informed them that he would fight the Dragon Emperor in the ruins of Japan, which would cause a crack in

LitRes: How did you decide to continue the story in the form of Solo Leveling: Ragnarok? Chugong: Ragnarok was a spin-off created for fanservice. I was curious to see how another author would write Solo Leveling. This story is part of the Solo Leveling universe, but it isn’t a

LitRes: How did the idea for the story come to you? Was there an event that inspired you to write it? Chugong: At first, I didn’t really think about developing a plot, exploring a theme, or coming up with an unexpected twist. My main idea was simply that it would be cool if the

LitRes: Which version of the story do you like more — the novel, the webtoon, or the anime? Chugong: I love all versions of Solo Leveling and I’m grateful to everyone who took part in creating them! Of course, my favorite will always be the web novel I wrote. It’s the truest,

LitRes: What’s your favorite scene? Chugong: I really like the Red Gate arc — the one where the Shadow Army goes on its first expedition. The story, from the very beginning — the teacher’s request — to the end — the encounter with Baek Yoonho — was written as a single game-like

LitRes: Would you like to change anything in the story? Chugong: I deliberately left some scenes in Solo Leveling without detailed explanations — to give readers room to think, or simply to keep the story from dragging on. Looking back, I feel that some moments might have ended

Chugong: “Ragnarok was a spin-off created for fanservice” Today the author of Solo Leveling, Chugong, gave an interesting interview to LitRes (Литрес) — the largest digital and audiobook service in Russia and other post-Soviet countries. Here is the English translation. (1/11)

And he is also thinking about writing his own OG Solo Leveling sequel

Chugong has just said that Solo Leveling Ragnarok is fan service, and not canon at all🤯

Official post from Crunchyroll and Solo Leveling pr #sololevelling

The amount of beautiful content the manhwa skipped is insane 😭🙏

❗SOLO LEVELING RAGNAROK MANHWA COMES BACK TODAY WITH TWO CHAPTERS! New season manhwa cover and the chapters' teasers attached #SoloLeveling

해바라기🌻🌻

Ragnarok manhwa is back!

Symbolism in Solo Leveling Season 2 opening. Casino scene #SoloLeveling #SoloLevelingS2 At first, I didn’t understand the point of this scene. Yes, I know I said the same thing about the previous two analyses, but this scene genuinely strange. A casino? Roulette? Chips? (1/8)