Looking for honest feedback from fellow audiobook lovers on my traditional Korean folklore channel. 🌙

Hi everyone,

I’m a Korean native who deeply loves our country’s traditions and stories.

As an avid audiobook listener myself, I noticed there weren’t many channels dedicated to sharing traditional Korean folklore, so I decided to start one myself. Korean folktales have a very rich history and are filled with incredibly unique narratives. With the growing global interest in Korea and our history these days, I really wanted to share these beautiful stories with the world.

My videos are typically around 15 minutes long, but sometimes they go over 30 minutes. I’m still not entirely sure what the ideal duration should be, so I would love to get your feedback on this aspect.

Also, I incorporate background music into my audiobooks. I actually compose all the music myself, focusing on traditional Korean melodies. I designed it carefully so that it wouldn't distract from the storytelling, but rather deepen the immersion. Personally, this is the part I take the most pride in, as I believe it brings a unique color to the content!

I also produce all the visuals myself. While I know many audiobooks rely on static images, I personally love the Lo-fi aesthetic, so I wanted to bring that vibe into my videos. Even if you choose to just listen without watching, I put my heart into crafting these visuals for anyone who might enjoy them.

Regarding the narration, I must deeply apologize that the voice is AI. Since my English pronunciation isn't perfect, I wanted to ensure the listeners had the best possible experience, so I spent a lot of time researching and testing to find the most pleasant and clear sound to deliver the story. Please don’t look upon it too unkindly.

I’ve been pouring so much time and effort into this project because I truly believe there is an audience for it. However, since the views are low and I haven't gained subscribers yet, I’ve currently paused uploading new videos.

Although I’m an audiobook fan myself, it’s hard to stay completely objective when it comes to my own "baby." That’s why I’m here seeking your honest perspectives. If this sounds like a channel you’ve been looking for, or if you find the concept interesting, I would be so grateful if you could stop by and give it a listen.

I'll leave the link to the video in the comment section for anyone who is interested.

Thank you so much for your time.