Infinite Level Up in Murim Chapter 155: Release Date, Preview & Where To Read?

In Infinite Level Up in Murim Chapter 155, we will see Dan Yuseong fighting with the Japanese enemies in Zhenjiang, while Myung Jung’s group will fight with Miyamoto Mamoru and the 15,000 troops in Hangzhou. The great battle is about to start, so prepare yourself.

In Chapter 154, Dan Yuseong suggested that they should bring their troops from Zhenjiang to defend Hangzhou. However, no one took him seriously as he was just a child to them. But General Seong knew how capable is Yuseong and told everyone they should follow what Yuseong suggested.

And if you are wondering when the next chapter of the Manhwa, Infinite Level Up in Murim, will release, and then do not worry because, in this article, we will talk about the release date of Infinite Level Up in Murim Chapter 155 and where you can read it.

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Infinite Level Up in Murim Chapter 155 Release Date — Dan Yuseong | Chapter 154 (Credits: Naver)

Infinite Level Up in Murim Chapter 154 Recap

The chapter starts with Zhejiang forces strategizing their defense. Yuseong Dan advises them they should bring the troops they managed to gather in Zhejiang to retreat and defend Hangzhou instead. However, it didn’t make any sense to General Kang, as the enemy strength exceeded 15,000, and they had to attack them before everyone gathered together.

Yuseong Dan tells him the enemies who came towards Mount Yandang are their main force, and some of the enemies were defeated by their troops not long ago, and the enemy’s forces still pose a high threat to them. General Lee suggests they return to the northeast and attack the 5,000 troops entering Zhousha Island.

As all the military ships of the Japanese army are assault and transport ships, and if they attack with cannons and bows by the river, they should be able to stop them. Yuseong Dan tells him the enemy’s main force’s goal is Hangzhou, and occupying Hangzhou is no different from taking Zhejiang.

Yuseong Dan told them what Ala Bongdae said about the military operation. And what he said certainly makes sense. Considering their military forces and circumstance, launching an attack by land or sea is impossible. General Kang asks General Seong how they can trust the words of a child who isn’t even Zo.

General Seong tells him Yuseong Dan is the one who single-handily killed dozens of Japanese enemies and the one who brought him back safely to shelter. General Seong tells them when they weren’t there, Yuseong Dan was more helpful than anyone else, so only people who are more active than him may open their mouths, and those who disobey his words will be punished immediately.

Thanks to General Seong, Yuseong Dan has a chance to explain himself. That isn’t something that can be decided in such a short time, even if the best strategists have gathered to discuss it. Since Ala Bong Dae told Yuseong Dan the best way to protect Zhejiang with their troops against the 15,000 forces about to invade.

The second division commander also agrees with Yuseong Dan’s opinion, as it is safer to withdraw to Hangzhou and defend than to fight against the 10,000 Japanese enemies approaching Mount Yandang and expanding their forces.