Alexey Skobkin (books) rated Solo Leveling, Vol. 8: 4 stars

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I'd say that watching anime is more efficient way to learn what this is about. For me personally this novel has a bit too much fluff in the scripture. But I like characters, so I'll continue reading for now.
Rozemyne fell unconscious upon completing her large-scale spell. Now it falls to Ferdinand to bring her back from the brink …
Scorch marks blacken the wireframe dungeon, and the smell of burnt meat hangs in the air. Iarumas’s party stumbles upon …
Deep in the unexplored reaches of the dungeon, a corpse is discovered—one that shouldn’t exist. After Iarumas is resurrected, his …
Scale’s dungeon exists in infamy as a vast maw of unknowable depth, containing monsters and legendary treasure. But the dungeon …
Within the dungeon, a famous weapon is nothing more than a basic blade. Even a broadsword that’s gutted a dragon …
This one was a bit boring. Or maybe it wasn't a good idea to listen to this book while going to sleep. But other series and volumes aren't boring when I read them the same way.
I guess it could be because of the lack of significant action. They prepare to slay the dragon then they walk a lot and then they slay it. And then it ends.
It was rather underwhelming development for me.
As the Labyrinth City hurriedly cleans up the aftermath of the Freya Familia war game, ship returns to port. The …
The series finally ended.
The ending was... underwhelming.
The concept and some characters across the entire story were nice, but as a whole this series is kind of strange.
I'm not sure if I can recommend it. Not for brilliant storytelling at least.