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ArticleJune 29, 2026

# Best RPG & System Manhua (With Stats & Levels)

Looking for Chinese comics with stat screens, level-ups, and dungeons? Check out the best RPG and System Manhua that every Solo Leveling fan needs to read.


If you're looking for Chinese comics (manhua) that feature RPG-style systems—complete with levels, zones, skills, numerical stats, classes, dungeons, and clear progression—here are the absolute best series you need to read right now.

Top-Tier System Manhua Breakdown:

  • The Legendary Mechanic

Sub-Genre / Theme: VRMMO / Sci-Fi Core RPG Mechanics: Classes, Talent Trees, Crafting, NPC Mechanics Why Read It: One of the absolute best system series out there. It features deep game mechanics and incredible sci-fi world-building.

  • Catastrophic Necromancer

Sub-Genre / Theme: Hunter / Gate / Dungeon Core RPG Mechanics: Classes, Skills, Dungeons, Levels, Summons Why Read It: Heavily inspired by popular Korean hunter stories. This is the #1 recommendation for Solo Leveling fans.

  • All Attribute Martial Arts

Sub-Genre / Theme: Urban Fantasy / Martial Arts Core RPG Mechanics: Dropped Stat Orbs (Strength, Agility, Spirit) Why Read It: The absolute closest Chinese equivalent to a literal, numeric stat-point system.

  • The Game That I Came From

Sub-Genre / Theme: VRMMO Core RPG Mechanics: Levels, Skills, Equipment, Quests Why Read It: Pure, unadulterated video game mechanics carried flawlessly throughout the entire story.

  • Super Gene

Sub-Genre / Theme: Sci-Fi / Fantasy Interstellar Core RPG Mechanics: Gene Upgrades, Evolution, Beast Souls Why Read It: Instead of traditional levels, power is tracked through literally upgrading genetic traits and evolving.

  • Apocalyptic Super System

Sub-Genre / Theme: Zombie Apocalypse Core RPG Mechanics: System Quests, Inventory, Level-up Rewards Why Read It: Traditional video game system mechanics used to survive a brutal, walking-dead style wasteland.

  • Global Freeze: I Created an Apocalypse Shelter

Sub-Genre / Theme: Survival / Doomsday Ice Age Core RPG Mechanics: Inventory, Base Upgrades, Resource Management Why Read It: Focuses heavily on the survival aspect of systems, like upgrading a physical shelter and managing resources.

  • Global Martial Arts

Sub-Genre / Theme: Urban Cultivation Core RPG Mechanics: Stat Growth, School Rankings, System Missions Why Read It: A perfect, unique blend of traditional Chinese cultivation rules mixed with an RPG-like progression interface.

  • The First Sequence

Sub-Genre / Theme: Post-Apocalyptic / Wasteland Core RPG Mechanics: Special Abilities, Clear Numerical Power Scaling Why Read It: Less "video-gamey" with constant blue screens, but features incredible, tight character progression tracking.

Cultivation, Towers, and Pets:

If you want systems mixed with traditional fantasy, check out these popular titles:

  • Astral Pet Store: Focuses on leveling up companion monsters, skill unlocking, and dungeon raiding.
  • The Hero Returns: Features classic tower-climbing, monster hunting, and strict level progression.
  • I'm the Great Immortal: Primarily a cultivation story, but uses an RPG-style power progression framework.
  • I Have a Dragon in My Body: Features direct system missions, skill unlocks, and regular stat upgrades.

If You Loved Solo Leveling, Start Here:

These Chinese series capture the exact same hype, solo-carry energy, and satisfying power scaling as Solo Leveling:

-Catastrophic Necromancer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ -The Legendary Mechanic ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ -All Attribute Martial Arts ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ -The Game That I Came From ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ -Super Gene ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Best Manhua for Explicit Stat Windows:

If you want to see actual blue screens, numerical stats, skill levels, and system prompts, prioritize these five:

1- Catastrophic Necromancer 2- All Attribute Martial Arts 3- The Legendary Mechanic 4- The Game That I Came From 5- Apocalyptic Super System

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