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Especially when you compare to other titles like Death March to The Parallel World Rhapsody - anime only covered up to the 1st 3 LNs, but luckily the manga is still adapting the LNs to this day.

Iirc the actual wedding doesn't take place until LN Vol 14, the latest one. https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322401000140/ Shame, because I'd have liked to see how the manga would adapt later novel content like the reunion with Yarandrala and the confrontation with Van the replacement hero...

Oops, my mistake. Confused the evil dragon in Nea's arc with the dragon possession of this arc. But yes, one possibility is the anime S2 fits in LNs 3-5 into 12 eps to end with Usato gaining a new companion.

This black dragon arc is in LN 7, I don't think the anime's S2 can reach that point yet. They are likely to cover LN 3 (magic school arc) and LN 4-5 (Nea's arc), the question is how the anime will pace itself to cover both. Adapt both into a 12-episode season, or use only 1 arc?

I wonder how much content S2 can cover. 2 LNs just like the last one?

The writing here is proof that not every Isekai themed work has to be some lazy rehash of cheap cliches for self-insert appeal, provided the author puts some thought into the story. And yet somehow, the lazy rehash stories are still quite popular, esp. those that started as WNs.

That is likely, when you consider more successful manga ads for other LNs are still ongoing (ex. Death March manga adaptation). There's even one series, The Strongest Wizard Making Full Use of the Strategy Guide, where even though the LNs were discontinued just like this one, the manga...

All I can say is there's a conspiracy afoot, and Violet is trying to solve it.

The manga adaptation covers up to the last released LN Vol 2, which has been discontinued for some years now. The WN is still ongoing. The story gets even better and more intriguing in later arcs, but unfortunately I don't think it was able to attract enough domestic JP readers to support the...

I also recall the story becoming much better around that time too...unfortunately the LN version got discontinued after Vol 2.

Definitely not the last of the light novel content, but we'll have to see if the mangaka/publisher still wants to cover the rest of the novels. This manga chapter about ends the 1st major story arc, which spans source LNs 1-4. It's taken about 6 years for the manga to reach this point...

I've also noticed that some manga adaptations of web/light novels have more distinctive character designs compared to the novel illustrations/descriptions. Like in Banished From the Hero's Party - one mini arc had the characters meeting this contract demon, which looked like a sexy, big...

Iirc the source is a webnarou novel, but reviews have noted this author has put more thought and care into this story compared to the chaff you usually find. https://www.novelupdates.com/series/on-the-10th-year-the-transferee-who-gave-up-returning-finally-becomes-the-protagonist/ Some webnarou...

Don't forget Killing Bites and The Frustrating World Conquest Adventures of a Former Demon King.

And I think this has paid off on the author's side. The LNs are still ongoing and I heard the local readers in Japan actually enjoy this series (esp. in a very competitive LN market).

Also same artist as Goodbye Isekai Tensei, and certain H-manga.

I recall the WN was never completed, it just went into a hiatus and then the author took it off their Syosetu account.

There's an original WN for this, but sadly the author hasn't updated since 2022 and it remains incomplete. https://ncode.syosetu.com/n3440gu/

Not to mention the season 2 of the anime, if the manga even wants to go there

At least this means the manga's lifespan is secure, unlike what happened with Fake Red...