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At first, the animation style may take some getting used to, but you quickly get the hang of it. The story is super engaging, and the music really pulls you in. It kind of reminds me of the TV Show Boys, as it sheds a light on the darker side of what it means to be a hero.

Cinematically, it's well-crafted, featuring some stunning visuals and solid direction. The pacing is just right-never feels rushed, but it also doesn't drag. The characters are pretty interesting, and it feels like the story is setting up for something big. I have really high expectations for this anime, and I'm excited to see where it goes.

I read the original Manhwa, and I think that they have given the original story a nice twist. It pisses me off that other readers of this fantastic story are trashing this anime which means that they will not continue to make it. I understand when you have something beloved and you see it bastardised, it is hurtful, but actually, they gave it a new twist, and I think they have made it enjoyable. However, the 70,000 people on Crunchyroll and the individuals on IMDb who trashed it have probably prevented this manhwa from getting a second season, so I hope you are now happy. Many of the comments are not warranted. In all honesty, it is probably more of a 7 or 8, but a 1 is outrageous. My 10 to try to raise the ratings.

It creates an atmosphere of deep conflict, and in between are some stunning visuals and fight scenes.

At first, I was very sceptical - as I didn't understand it, and it was slow-moving, and I was ready to delete it, but for some reason, I couldn't. However, once I got past my initial judgments, I was able to recognise the story's actual depth. The creator does an impeccable job in terms of world-building, but I can see how many people overlook the small details. Each episode raises many questions, and you aren't presented with clear answers for quite some time, which makes it even more mysterious. The story is put forth in such a way that requires you to read between the lines, and in my opinion, that's what makes it so captivating. It creates an atmosphere of deep conflict, and in between are some stunning visuals and fight scenes. It is not without faults, but it is expertly written and worth watching; the writer of Solo Levelling could learn something from this. So underrated.