Is it harmful to read books by using voice reading mode?

Listening to books in the voice reading mode would not cause direct harm to the reading itself, but it might have a certain negative impact on listening and reading comprehension. The voice reading mode would repeat the text, making it more difficult to listen. If one was in such an environment for a long time, it might cause hearing loss. In addition, because voice readers usually read aloud to cover up the background noise, it may affect the balance of the person's hearing and cause listening fatigue. On the other hand, using voice reading mode may have a certain negative impact on reading comprehension. This was because readers would usually use overly fluent language to express themselves, making it difficult for the readers to understand the difficult words and sentences in the article. In addition, readers often use repeated words and sentences to make the article seem repetitive and boring, reducing interest in reading. Although using the voice reading mode to listen to books would not directly cause harm to reading, it might have a certain negative impact on listening and reading comprehension. It is suggested that readers should pay attention to keeping the environment quiet and comfortable while listening to books, and maintain a certain reading time to promote the improvement of reading ability.