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The World's Fastest Level Up, Vol. 2

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The World's Fastest Level Up, Vol. 2

Written by: Nagato Yamata
Narrated by: Pierce Cravens
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RIN TACKLES NEW TERRITORY IN HIS RACE TO THE TOP!

Having awakened to a skill that allows him to level up faster than anyone in the world, Amane Rin challenges an untrodden dungeon called the Remote Magic Tower. There, he embarks on his most challenging quest yet, where he grows even stronger. Meanwhile, evil lurks toward his beloved sister Hana! What's Rin to do?

©2021 Nagato Yamata, fame (P)2021 Nagato Yamata, fame Literature & Fiction

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The manga is better...

I enjoy this manga, but the light novel is far ahead of the manga. So why not read ahead?

Although both the light novel and the manga cover the same events, somehow it works better in visual form. The audiobook ended up feeling saccharine and juvenile where the manga seemed dramatic and exciting. It's also a little jarring having a male voice actor calling out 'onii-chan' so often.

All in all, it wasn't a bad listen, just... not as good as the manga. So I guess I'll go back to reading it instead.

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