Brilliant artwork on a story that is otherwise one dimensional.

As one would expect from null to OP-type stories, it's easy to root for our protagonist at the beginning until the ease of how this leveling becomes apparent. It's like getting lost in a familiar city and finding new shortcuts. A lot of it is repetitive in getting to the leveling bits.

Opportunity lost in character development (and skill polishing) overall with many of the other characters condemned to background noise; even for a title named Solo Leveling some filler ins for world building sake are important. The attempt at that is a mom who's storyline is condemned to obscurity before we can care for her and a sister whose purpose is still lost on the reader.
Skill upgrades breeze by like nothing and shadow warriors are acquired so easily.

That said, this won't disappoint fans of the genre. Nothing new from the storyline. Artwork is stellar.

Worth another read? Unless there's no other publication. Doubt it.