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Roan

Not to intrude on a different genre/topic but im a little confused as to the solo leveling content. Is it being continued or not? Not sure where to post this question to where it will actually be recognized

EllenD

This was seriously one of the most gut wrenching episodes for me. Maybe even more than the death of the Jiang clan. Because at least when that happened, there was a clear enemy and a very straightforward goal. But in this case, it’s like you said: what the heck do you do? There’s so many people that are at stake here, including sis, my girl Wen Qing and the rest of the Wens, Jiang Cheng and his reputation as a clan leader, WWX himself, etc, and (other than certain suspicious characters, I’m looking at YOU Jin Guangyao) no one is clearly in the wrong. But I can’t lie, I still kinda adore Jin Guangyao lollll, probably because his actor plays him with a lot of charm.

Katie-Didn’t

Well… you definitely DON’T leave the loneliest man in the world paralyzed and go off with your brother to die when you’re the last 2 people that treat and talk him like a normal person in the hope that he’ll be left alone while invalidating everything he’s been sacrificing for over the last few years. Especially when you both know the chance of the Jin clan keeping their word about letting everything go if those two turn themselves in is so slim it’s practically invisible. THATS what’s so gut wrenching for me. Once Wen Qing went through the logic with him so he realized the targeting, he would have worked out what happened on his own once he’d had some time to process and grieve, and the objective facts are that he was invited to the event and the only road leading there had over 300 archers (too many people know who and where since it was multiple clans and messy) were waiting in an advantageous position for an assassination, assault, or ambush the day he’d be attending. Regardless of who died, that would have to be explained by EVERY clan first. Refusal to explain is justification for retaliation beyond what already happened and Wuxian would be within his rights to defend, proactively defend, and/or retaliate however he saw fit. There was no need for negotiation because they weren’t in the weaker position even though everything went horribly wrong and he didn’t mean for that to happen, he also told him not to interfere and to leave but instead Peacock started insulting him. He didn’t deserve to die for it and Wuxian has never injured him in any way other than with his bare hands so it’s not even in character for him to start. He DID have to defend himself and Wen Ning since no one else was calling off the 300 cultivators still trying to kill them. The alternative was putting both their lives in the hands of Peacock without any trust built OR reason to believe the hodgepodge of clan members brought by his cousin with the intention to kill him would even listen to him IF he called a retreat. Plus he hadn’t seen him since the hunt when he’d insulted Yanli AGAIN, had only witnessed any kind of honor in his character ONE TIME and repeatedly seen low character, no backbone, and lack of basic decency, much less honorable words or actions (even playing together as children when his mother visited which Yanli wasn’t part of as Peacock didn’t believe “young ladies of standing” should be playing with boys and would ignore her even if she was just bringing all of them snacks) and the Jin clan had framed him using Wen captives with spirit lure flags strapped to them both to fill the Jiang clan’s nets as soon as they heard his flute because they didn’t have any idea what sounded like the songs he’d used in battle vs just playing a song yet as only a few people from their clan had heard him and the former Lan clan traitor was off building his own clan, the Jin cousin had been in the regular foot soldiers nowhere near Wuxian, while Jin Dimples had been spying on the Wens so the 3 most likely to remember music wouldn’t have heard it yet (he was playing a song he’d composed once he’d found a spot out of sight from the area set up for people watching, he was purposely not participating unless it was needed later; he already knew it was a setup to get Yanli and Peacock alone so he didn’t want to interfere if she truly wanted to be with him and might act differently in front of her brothers; following her let him jump in if she was hurt again and walk away if she was happy but he wouldn’t stand for another insult after the soup incident at the camp during the war. It also allowed him to find out the results of his lack of participation and whether they’d come at him from a different angle or already had something in place and would still use it) this being directly followed by his father trying to pressure action on a YEARS LONG annulled, dead, rotted, and feeding the plants and animals betrothal as if had been Jiang Fengman’s dying wish and nothing had ever gone wrong rather than him being the one that said it should be considered something their wives discussed too formally due to their close relationship unless BOTH parties getting married actually wanted to… while Yanli is getting more uncomfortable and embarrassed and Peacock is just sitting there listening to his father drone on with the lies doing an excellent impression of a lifelike spoiled, pouting, useless lump that can’t move or speak. Given what he had to go on of him and his character I’d need a little proof he’d ACTUALLY follow through on his offer AND he’d earned enough respect that others would listen before I’d be willing to stop defending myself. Especially given what Wuxian knew of his clan that he never bothered to investigate or verify. He didn’t deserve to die for any of this, but he was an idiot not to have thought through how dangerous it was to just jump in demanding that 2 ppl against 300 stop fighting. Can Wuxian prove that’s what happened? No. Can the Jins prove he wasn’t attacking Wuxian as well? No. As far as his vow is concerned he’d have worked out that SOMETHING went wrong and there was an accident and by clan laws he’d still be justified ifc they couldn’t or wouldn’t explain what everyone was doing there in the first place. This episode makes me cry. Every time.

Katie-Didn’t

Noticed that too BUT I didn’t check the dates on the uploads AND only subscribed on Patreon maybe 2 months ago give or take. I know the episodes for Solo Leveling were very stop and start coming out because I saw the big “New Release” pic on the Crunchyroll Home Screen for it, got super excited and clicked on it and it was like 6 episodes or something, then 2 more after a bit, and waiting and when I’d forgotten I saw it said season finale and it was a whole 12 episodes! I know there’s 25 now but it’s not like it’s complete, at least there, so I’ve left it alone since I don’t even know if they’ll finish the season, much less the series. If you’re only interested in the story, it IS either a WebNovel or audio novel (I know it from listening as an audio novel, but the app I use lets you to save a “library” and unlocks so many free chapters (determined by author) every day you log in, and several of the stories are ones I happen to know were WebNovels first. I assume they make money from the occasional ads and people paying to unlock more chapters. However, it’s an easy free option if you’re just looking for the rest of the story- just takes time and patience For reactions I would guess someone needs to finish it on a platform somewhere if he’s going to go back to it at all, (haven’t watched yet, maybe couldn’t get into it or not into the standard system anime you get with most WebNovel genre types). Do you happen to know if they have? I’m limited on my animated access aside from Crunchyroll since that’s free with a membership I have.

Roan

Thanks for the comment, I don't need to watch reactions to find out what happens in the series, I've already went through the webtoon in its entirety. Just interested in the reactions themselves. I imagine the animated series in so far as crunchyroll is easy enough to react to. Im not sure what website it was, but I was able to read through the series online.