I've seen the anime quite some time ago and the whole dragon raising stuff got me really interested in the light novel. If J-Novel Club licenses it I would definitely read it.

Updating my list (also in new order), because A Wild Last Boss Appeared! got licensed:

It would be awesome, if all could be licensed by J-Novel Club someday.

Seems nice and the art style is beautiful. Please license it.

@LegitPancake said in Takarakuji de 40-oku Atattandakedo Isekai ni Ijuu Suru:

@CamChar Also purchase other Futabasha novels that JNC has licensed, such as Demon Lord Retry and Deathbound Duke's Daughter. Seven Seas has also licensed several novels from them.

Neither of those really seem to be my thing to read though.
I liked this one because of the setting and lore hopefully it gets a translation or someone ends up translating the webnovel online again.

@BloodyGaikotsu said in Moto Kizoku Reijou de Mikon no Haha Desuga, Musumetachi ga Kawaii Sugite Boukenshagyo mo Ku ni Narimasen (MotoMusu):

The premise making me not sure about the whole thing.
it seems a bit lost?

The initial setting seems quite complex, and interesting. However, it sounds quite convoluted for the vibes the other half of the synopsis gives.
Is it just slice of life, parenting style? Or the aspect of speciesism or fear of difference or mislead religious convictions will come into play later on?

I've read some of the original webnovel (which is still ongoing).

To sum it up,

@SevenNations
Those ain't my hands but Indonesian official copies I pulled off reddit.

Thanks Wellwisher! With such cool artwork, I thought it could be passable and might become a niche seller :) some people might like a bit harder fantasies. The original work is very long but this is only a few volumes. I leave you with the best thing to come out of the anime imo ... this cool tune!

The manga only covers what is in the anime, albeit with differences.

5th volume came out last month:

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I would consider selling part of my soul to see this series translated. When I saw the joke they made on the jnc site for the stay home and read promo based on this series' title, part of me was seriously hoping it was some hint this got picked up.

Please Sam if you read this and you ever need part of someone else's soul, my offer stands just give me Fino.

You seem to have a mix of web novel and light novel details there, and I think there are both R18 and R15 versions of the WN. The LN isn’t being sold as an R18 title so I assume it is based on the latter.

The LN title is different to the WN title:

緋天のアスカ ～異世界の少女に最強宝具与えた結果～
Hiten no Asuka: Isekai no Shoujo ni Saikyou Hougu Ataeta Kekka

The author is Kouta Amana, but they went by just Amana on Syosetu.
The artist is 218 (pronounced “Niiya”; Kalavinka is their doujin circle name)
The publisher is Frontier Works, under the Nox Novels label.

Volume 1 Cover

@Jon-Mitchell I imagine the women/girls are into their own fathers, but because of the main character's skill, that infatuation gets redirected towards him.

While the 9 odd manga chapters are amusing, its ecchi shounen, basically trash tier garbage. The protagonist appears to be typical Japanese horny-boy who can't get it on with the girl he likes, despite the girl sending him all the right signals.

EDIT: Frankly speaking, I can't see the premise of the story or it going anywhere interesting. Once protagonist returns back home, he slowly discovers that monsters exist in his world as well. But a few powerful organisations are keeping monsters at bay and hiding their existence. Accidentally, two members of said organisation are in his class. Who he once again, by pure accident, befriends. Because monsters in our world do not give experience, he brings inn a few monsters from the other world and let his new friend kill them. That person gain access to the skill system and levels, becoming much more powerful than other humans.
He will probably get on radar of those organisations in the future, probably throwing him in some sort of conflict between the organisations.

I'll take well thought out strategies over winging it anyday. My in EQ2 or WoW, the guilds I raided with thrived because of intelligent shot-calling, well planned out tactics, diligent talent tree requirements and rehearsing rotations based on your build/gear levels.