Lout of Count's Family, Vol. 4

Novel

By: Yu Ryeo-Han

Narrated by: Zion Jang

NEW FACES, NEW POSSIBILITIES

Cale Henituse is a man more eager to top off his wine than topple his foes, but adventure always seems to find him! This time, he befriends a kind yet sheltered necromancer, an ancient gold dragon, and twin saints on the run. But the stakes rise when the fierce Tiger Tribe arrives from the far east, seeking both refuge and revenge. Their shared enemy wields a powerful fleet, offering Cale a golden opportunity to turn the tide in his favor. With land, sea, and sky at play, Cale must craft a brilliant strategy to outmaneuver his foes—and maybe even come out ahead for once!

©2022 Yu Ryeo-Han (P)2022 Yu Ryeo-Han

As usual a fantastic listen!

Honestly this story gets better and better each volume! I’m very much enjoying Cale’s journey and all the shenanigans he gets pulled into lol. Definitely worth the listen/read! And the narrator is also quite good!

very immersed audiobook lout of the count family vol 4

I have been purchasing all lout of the count family 1-4 audiobook while reading the physical book along with it. I have lout of the count family vol 5-7 physical book coming in, hope that lout of the count family audiobook vol 5-7 will drop soon here on audible. narrator was beyond good when changing their voice to different characters within the story.

I love the story

the super is great! can't wait for the next one, I'm reading the novels and the story gets better. I bought the audio books to keep listening to the story while doing other stuff. I prefer the previous narrator, the new one is fine but slower.

Love the new narrator

The new narrative honestly brings more life to the story can’t wait to hear more.

not perfect but still a lot of fun

worthwhile listen if you enjoyed the novels in this series.
I think my biggest issue is the narrator speaks very slowly, but with 1.2x speed it feels more natural though.
a lot is covered and there are a lot of jumps to different locations to cover things.
I would say the biggest issue is there isn't a lot of detail in how things are handled, but it's enough detail for it to not feel lacking.