God I hate J-Novel, best way to know the novel will never be in actual print. (I hate paying 15 dollars for a pdf, that isn't even mine lmao)J-Novel Club holds the LN's official license.
The title isn't being translated, but localized.
It does fit the story, it's just not a synopsis like the original.
It's also a way better title than the original due to being far more recognizable while actually marketing the story correctly, because it's actually telling any potential readers what to expect from this series instead of being a synopsis of the very first chapter.
JNC stuff are DRM free so that make your purchase more yours than when you get them from bookwalker or other retails for other publishers digitally, unless you use a shady way to remove the DRMGod I hate J-Novel, best way to know the novel will never be in actual print. (I hate paying 15 dollars for a pdf, that isn't even mine lmao)
If you have to read it online, are you completely sure its DRM free? If it wasn't then I think you wouldn't have to have an account to buy books from them. I'm probably wrong here idk. I usually read manga on this site then buy it on bookwalker to support the author. Bookwalker has also come out with translations of their own, and even though I said I don't like buying pdfs, there's less middlemen when buying off there so it's cheaper imo.JNC stuff are DRM free so that make your purchase more yours than when you get them from bookwalker or other retails for other publishers digitally, unless you use a shady way to remove the DRM
And since a good few years, print or no print depend on who they make a deal with, they don't print by themselves anymore (if they ever did)
Yeah is DRM free, you buy them in their site (Premium), download the EPUB from their site, then you can do whatever you want with it like convert to PDF if you want, since you don't need to be online to read it or use a specific app by them where you gotta log, this used to be only for Light Novels before, but they been doing them for manga now (not many publishers are willing to do DRM free manga)If you have to read it online, are you completely sure its DRM free? If it wasn't then I think you wouldn't have to have an account to buy books from them. I'm probably wrong here idk. I usually read manga on this site then buy it on bookwalker to support the author. Bookwalker has also come out with translations of their own, and even though I said I don't like buying pdfs, there's less middlemen when buying off there so it's cheaper imo.
I guess I can't say anything about JNovel Club in regard to manga, since I've never bought manga directly off their site before, but I adore them as Light Novel translators. (For LN site purchases, you don't have to read them online, you get a download for an epub file that you can then upload to any ebook reader, including bookwalker)If you have to read it online, are you completely sure its DRM free? If it wasn't then I think you wouldn't have to have an account to buy books from them. I'm probably wrong here idk. I usually read manga on this site then buy it on bookwalker to support the author. Bookwalker has also come out with translations of their own, and even though I said I don't like buying pdfs, there's less middlemen when buying off there so it's cheaper imo.
Yeah is DRM free, you buy them in their site (Premium), download the EPUB from their site, then you can do whatever you want with it like convert to PDF if you want, since you don't need to be online to read it or use a specific app by them where you gotta log, this used to be only for Light Novels before, but they been doing them for manga now (not many publishers are willing to do DRM free manga)
Is DRM free as much as GOG is, where you get your game, can download the setup and install and use without having to be online or login to your account after you download it, unlike Steam or Epic (well as long as the game isn't an online one lol)
Hmmm, then I might give them another chance.... Still I wish the Japanese publishers were able to publish translations in the U.S instead of J-Novel or Yen press. (Like Manga-up does).I guess I can't say anything about JNovel Club in regard to manga, since I've never bought manga directly off their site before, but I adore them as Light Novel translators. (For LN site purchases, you don't have to read them online, you get a download for an epub file that you can then upload to any ebook reader, including bookwalker)
I appreciate that they release digital versions as soon as they're done, and then the physical ones later. I don't have all the details, but I know that there's a lot to printing books, and that it takes a long time to do so, especially post covid, so I much prefer JNovel's staggered releases, as it means more books in a series per year compared to other companies. (Personally, I mostly read digital, since I can't fit 2,000+ books on my bookshelf)
Also, as far as I'm aware, they are the only company that collects and releases the store exclusive bonus short stories, which are always fun reads to me. (These bonus shorts are only in physical releases and the premium ebooks you buy directly off their site)
Yup! I noticed there stick like fingers, i mean how did artist not noticed or noticed after whole thing was done maybe..Thanks for the translation, honestly tho one thing I noticed that I couldn't really not notice afterword is...the fingers in this chapter are really long...you're welcome if you didn't notice it till after I mentioned it.
Yea i hope they address that soon so we can move on to just a wholesome romance.I like this series but they really should get over the relationship is fake bit already, like every chapter has released makes mention of that bit. I just want them to be a cute couple without knowing there’s gonna a be a BIG DRAMA arc coming soon.
How does it fit the story? MC is only borderline introvert (and that is only because he self-introduced as one. Have yet to see any "introvert" story-archetypes for him, beyond "comically poor fashion sense". He's smooth a.f most of the time), it's not a hookup (both interpretations fail: they are dating; they haven't had sex), there are no hiccups (neither literal nor metaphorical), and even the gal-/gyaru-fashion part is barely thereJ-Novel Club holds the LN's official license.
The title isn't being translated, but localized.
It does fit the story, it's just not a synopsis like the original.
I completely disagree with both claims here. Like I mentioned before, had I not already read this I would never pick it up after the name-change. So I already knew that in reality it is, unlike what expectations the title conveys, actually good.It's also a way better title than the original due to being far more recognizable while actually marketing the story correctly, because it's actually telling any potential readers what to expect from this series instead of being a synopsis of the very first chapter.
Like you mentioned, that is the novel. You do have a point that dbs seem to agree that that
Dunno what this is, but seems you still only refer to the novel and it doesn't have that name listed for the manga.
Dunno what this is, and yeah they changed both.
Among other things.I'm glad that Yaki Tomato has established that it's OK for couples to be lovey-dovey dumbasses.
The drama arc is the entire point of the series for the first month. There's time for the other stuff after.I like this series but they really should get over the relationship is fake bit already, like every chapter has released makes mention of that bit. I just want them to be a cute couple without knowing there’s gonna a be a BIG DRAMA arc coming soon.
i curious about the girl in game, who gonna be. i hope she nanami lil sis
Sorta.I'm still really hoping there will be a big reveal that the friend's knew she was already interested in him so they made up a punishment game to get them together.