(I did too for a second)
And welcome @TayVinSay @DollyDaydream @jneapan @Natahoot @Cerulea @vnClJTUL @KennethDK @karaiz @chepe263 @Mammina all the other new members! Hope this becomes a space for you to cheer each other on on this kanji burning adventure.
Yay! 1 more percent!
Level 24, and 68 burns all at once. My initial all-at-once pace has come back to bite me furiously. At least it should only hold for a little while (I quickly adopted the 30/day max), but I may end up facing 200+ review sessions in the coming weeks, and I am not looking forward to it. But I will face death, and I will overcome.
111 down, 8770 to go. Hope to see you all at the eclipse.
I have had a super busy time over the past couple of weeks, so I have slowed down a bit with my reviews and I have not been keeping up with my lessons. The result is that I finally managed to level up to level 6!! Buuuuuuuttttt… now I have 133 lessons waiting for me 
The rest of my life is calming down now, so I will start attacking those lessons in the morning… Any tips? 
Been level 26 for a few days now, one step closer to my goal of being level 30 by the end of the year 
You don’t have to do all the lesson at once, as in “all in one batch”.
I make sure to do the radicals first, so I can unlock the new kanji faster. I tend to do 20 lessons in the morning with a mix of vocab and new kanji. I do more lessons in the evening at around 6 so I have time to review them 4 hours later at 10 pm. Repeat for the next days until I’m out of lessons. Sometimes I do more lessons, or do many batches throughout one day.
You can try varying the amount of lessons per batch to find out what works for you. I also recommend reading chapter 4 - 6 of this Ultimate Guide™ if you haven’t already 
There’s a lot of useful stuff in there
\( ˆoˆ )/ wooooooo
Yes, leveled up again! If I keep leveling up at this tempo I’ll be level 40 before I go to Japan. 
Hit the 10-19 bracket now. 1/6th of the way there and keeping a good pace 
Same goal here, lets do this!
Yeah, finally double digit level! Moving up to the 10-19 level leaderboard 
It’s probably one of, if not the only of my years goal that I have a chance of doing so I’m determined to get there 
I should get to level 27 on Monday night as long as I get none of the kanji reviews wrong
I found 26 to be quite a birch. Glad it’s over. How about you?
So far not too bad, think it helps that I’ve come across some of the kanji in song lyrics of a song I love and am trying to learn so I had context to help me remember them and the associated vocab. There were a few kanji though that even though I have guru’d them I’m still a bit shaky on, hopefully the vocab helps me remember them better.
I also want to try and read more manga once I finish my graded readers so hopefully I’ll see them there as well to get more reinforcement
Thanks for your help!
I have read the guide, especially that part several times, but I guess I just haven’t found what works for me/my rhythm yet.
I have managed to catch up over the course of the weekend, and I’m more motivated than ever!
Thanks again 
Posting a progress update!
So having a bad head cold isn’t good for keeping on track. I chose to sleep and take care of myself. But now my level up time is off by several hours, since I skipped a nighttime review. That’s not good, especially since I’ve got camp this weekend. Not looking good for keeping my speed streak.
Level 25. Haven’t had a 200+ review session as I feared, but I did get pretty close one day with 170. I also missed my level-up schedule by one kanji, which sucked a little.
Still going strong even with the burn reviews, though, now coming in on both WK and KS. I have yet to hit the death wall, but I have had some review sessions where my brain was less cooperative than usual. My pace has slipped on BunPro, though. I’m feeling a serious lack of vocabulary now that I’m in the N3 grammar section. Is that something I should take care of first, or should I just press on anyways?
255 down, 8626 to go. Hope to see you all at the eclipse.
Hey everyone! Hope it’s ok if I join the race to level 60!
I started using WK years ago in college and picked it back up about a year ago. I live in Yokohama, so now I have way more motivation (or pressure…haha) to study compared to when I lived in America! It’s really cool to see kanji I’ve learned here pop up in my daily life.
Happy studying everyone!
