SOLO LEVELING AUDIO BOOK MOVIE
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It was super cyclical and not conducive to the Solo Leveling audiobook format. What did, however, was how little seemed to happen outside of leveling, finding dungeons and clearing them. ThatвЂ™s fine in an action comic and didnвЂ™t bother me too much. Jinwoo joins a program that lets him level up in real-life through a video game-esque training program, making him incredibly OP. The formula doesnвЂ™t really change after the first few chapters. It was such a promising start that I couldnвЂ™t help but feel a bit cheated by the end of this first volume. Lives arenвЂ™t spared and the protagonist is left barely surviving. The first arc of the novel sets the stage, as it involves a mysterious dungeon with extremely high stakes. I canвЂ™t say that feeling lasted, however. Moving onto a rather important part of the audiobook, the story set up was incredibly interesting and unique. Hearing someone go вЂњswoosh!вЂќ in the middle of a quiet or do-or-die moment is not as immersive as it would seem. The different onomatopoeias in the story felt similarly off. In that case, it was as simple as him raising his voice to a weird octave. It was often difficult to keep up with, unless Lee was narrating a woman or girlвЂ™s perspective. The book often switches perspectives and provides you with segments that offer insight into multiple charactersвЂ™ thoughts. Well, the narration was nice, but not incredibly varied.

SOLO LEVELING AUDIO BOOK MOVIE

I also just wanted to hear how a movie and television actor would use his talents for the reading. Having a Korean person narrate a story created by a Korean artist is important, in my opinion.

SOLO LEVELING AUDIO BOOK PLUS

Ki Hong Lee, from Maze Runner and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, narrates the book, which was already a plus for me. The Solo Leveling audiobook didnвЂ™t initially feel like this would be a problem.

Despite the novel being the source, I still believe it can be difficult to convey the same meaning and energy through an audio reading alone. It provided the energy and action that I expected from a story like the one found in Solo Leveling. My introduction to Solo Leveling was through its webtoon. But when it comes to the audiobook, it might not always keep up. In a world that mixes fantasy and classic dungeon crawling action, it has a lot to offer. Written by Chugong, itвЂ™s a four volume Korean web novel starring a low-ranking hunter that also ended up becoming a webtoon. I spent about a week listening to the roughly eight-hour audiobook of the Solo Leveling novelization. IвЂ™ve wanted to get back into books and webtoons for a while now, so the chance to listen to Solo Leveling came at the perfect time.

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