Solo Leveling Raw Novels & Stories

What the hell is wrong with this man? --- Back in the safety of my dorm, I open the Academy's main network app to calm my racing heart. Nothing calms me down like looking at money. The Academy has multiple public leaderboards. I click on the Solo Credit Ranking, my eyes scanning the top ten. Every single one of them is a Level 6 monster, and the absolute top ranker is sitting on over a hundred million credits. I click on my own profile. Balance: 450 Credits. I don't feel jealous. I just feel a cold, sharp surge of ambition.

Those were only the step before it. Riley leaned back slightly, eyes unfocused as he ran the numbers again, not rushing, letting the logic settle properly instead of forcing it. He had enough materials for four real attempts at that level. Four chances. That wasn’t enough to rely on luck, which meant he needed consistency—at least fifty percent. Otherwise he’d burn through everything before getting a single result worth keeping. Three percent per level. Forge bonus. Hammer bonus. He let the numbers settle. “…level ten.” That was where it became viable. Not safe, but viable. Achievable, but not quickly.

I remember now. "Aren't you that lone player? You really think you're all that, playing solo, don't you?" "I'd much rather be solo than carry your dead weight." Uriel clicked his tongue in amusement, cocking his head arrogantly. "Just as I thought. How fucking sad. Do you really think you're at the top with a few bars of experience? Or that it means anything elsewhere?" Uriel scoffed. "It means nothing. You have nothing." Erin raised a brow, taken aback by the lack of discipline in a rather mature looking person. Even Uriel felt like a rebelling child, but his brain gushed out anything and everything like word vomit. "I could beat you in mere days, for the fun of it. Tester, bet. You probabl

Logo’s ability to activate the life seed within seven days was largely due to the Lv12 Campbell Breathing Method. His gaze drifted lower, landing on his combat power level. 69–183! Just seven days ago, his combat power level was 27–113. The improvement was substantial. Normally, a first-tier extraordinary’s combat power level falls between 30 and 90, with second-tier extraordinary combat power reaching 100, and third-tier around 170. "Just broke through, and I’m already able to challenge a third-tier?" Logo shook his head. The information on the panel was accurate. His combat power level could indeed reach the third tier.

“The D levels have a considerable amount of strength but nothing an average human can't handle. You score three points per hit and three points for clean kills. The C level are tougher, about the strength of a muscled human and the ferocity of a wild animal. They will attack you just as much as you attack them and it is expected you will not win unscathed. You score five points per kill and extra four points for clean hits.” So basically level E and D were my best bet. Obviously I wasn't going to try to do something as heroic as trying to take on a c-level, knowing fully well my chances were zero against a muscled man and even lesser against a wild beast. I would just have to accumulate as m

As for their names…he just used Rhino 1 to 10 and tunnel 1 to 6, he didn’t want to name every monster he received because it would be a royal pain in the back when they start to reproduce without control, instead, it was better to name the first of every new species. The levels of his subordinates went up pretty fast, Skeletor reached level 10 by the end of the first week and got a new skill: [Mind shock], a very useful stun that dealt considerable damage, but the 50 AF cost at level one diminished his usefulness to a trump card that could save the little ones in a pinch. 5 days later the 4 original worms reached level 10 as well and gained new skills related to their roles and build, the mo

Just last night he spent all his contribution points, and now with an additional 10 points from his agility, he thought, "It won't be long before I reach a fighting power of 50. That means my magic level will rise to level two Erji Mofa! Master, I'll get out of here once I reach level three Sanji Mofa. I won't let you be embarrassed when I come to the party at Terra Empire Palace later!" Li Wei left Aifuyu's Workshop after paying for his Hellstone and bonuses. In his heart, he had decided to reach the Erji Mofa Realm as quickly as possible before finishing all his XP and then moving on to level two in this Forsaken Fortress. However, would his journey be that easy to become an Erji Mofa expe

Looking at her smiling face somehow made the unfamiliar room feel a little less lonely. As I finished arranging the last of my belongings, a thought suddenly crossed my mind. "System," I called softly, sitting down on the edge of the bed. "Earlier you mentioned Crown Synchronization. What exactly is my current level?" A familiar blue screen immediately materialized before my eyes. 【CROWN SYNCHRONIZATION】 Lucian Frostheart — 5% Kael Ignis — 5% Azriel Noctis — 5% Orion Solis — 5%

] [Skill Generated: Dismantle] Skill: Dismantle Skill Level: 1/10 Rank: C(S) Cost: Skill Creator/Generator: System/Kirou Description: This skill allows the user to break down a piece of equipment back to its base materials, pre forging. Following this method, the materials recovered will be less than the materials used to create the equipment in the first place. Success results in the user obtaining materials while failure results in the user obtaining slag. It is advised that the user not try to dismantle equipment above the threshold of the skill as that will fail (Sk. Lvl1- Equip 1-10, Sk Lvl 2- Equip 11-20, etc). Skill can be used via automatic or manual mode. The user is advised to use

The effect is greater depending on how deeply you’re trusted; gains a hypnotic effect at lv5] [Name a pet, you might just have it! (Level 1): The possibility of you taking that stubborn pet increases if you name it, even more if it likes its name! So don’t be a sucker at names or you lose your pets; becomes a taming ability at lv10] }