@Miz All times are either listed in your time zone or US Central time.

After reading the all comments I decided to post it on Licensing Suggestion and hope for the best.

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/9183/light-novel-the-shut-in-lady-is-an-understanding-sacred-beast-caretaker

There is no fan translation (At least I didn't find it, when I searched), because there is no WebNovel version, there is only the Light Novel version.

I also put the manga version on the Licensing Suggestion on the Forum:

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/9184/manga-the-shut-in-lady-is-an-understanding-sacred-beast-caretaker

Sorry, should have mentioned that is in not something that will be measured in weeks.

Volume 1 won’t be out until July. I suggest checking sometime after at least Volume 1 is out. This way you are not checking all the time.

That being said, we don’t have the date it will be listed either. The listings are handled by our print distributor, not us directly. Even if we said it will be released in X. They will still take their own time to put the listing up.

We make the connection link on our site because it would be a lot more work to individually put the link when a listing goes live.

Any troubleshooting of this would likely include your account data and the forum isn't a good place for that. You'll probably get better help with this if you email support@j-novel.club about it.

@LokiTheBookReader Thank you for letting us know. We will look into this and push an update within the next few days.

The latest issue of Wild Last Boss nailed the chapter title and a speech bubble with this artifact.

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This has been fixed! Sorry about that!

@myskaros Thanks, seems to be fixed.

My Tiny Senpai turned out to have been internal miscommunications; it wasn't actually ready for posting this week, so they've pushed this release only back a week; the following section should release on the existing schedule.

So no one got My Tiny Senpai this time around, no matter how you access the site.

@linksbrawler Oh, it's because of cronet. In the latest update that's out, we switched to using a better-performing networking library (cronet), but it seems that only works when Google Play services are available on the device. It should be possible to implement a fallback, I'll look into doing that for the next update.

Hi, just want to let you and anyone else who has had issues with the novel reader's performance affecting your battery life: we do have things in the works to vastly improve the novel reader, but I can't make any promises as to when that will go live. I can say it will probably be past Q2 this year.
Same goes for the manga reader, although I don't think it's as much of a battery hog.

@vorduran Took too long to figure out how to reach a person, but he was eventually able to push it through (finally). I still think their system is broken if that is literally the only way to access updated files instead of it happening automatically.

I've commented on this before: Amazon bends to almost any complaint / campaign of 'inappropriate' content in a LN/manga. (never mind that outright 'adult only' content is a-ok among general literature - but adult themes or skimpy outfits are NOT ok when the cover art style is pre-conceived as 'for kids')

all that aside: Bezos has enough $$ why help him get another nickel and forgo the bonus content (and better publishing/formatting of your ebooks) by getting direct (here) ?? DRM free and easily ported o your kindle device (or any other device if you change in the future), less money, (might even be free with your membership!) just seems like a waste

sure, buy 7seas content from Bezos if you must, but why spend more for JNovel titles and get less for it?

@GeorgeMTO said in Can I download my ebook to my computer:

@baka500 yes, from the library page there's a download button, and you'll get an epub file you can read on any device or application you want.

Yup, that's right the library is where you can download epubs and find out if your epubs have been updated. You can then use PC based epub readers, read them on your phone using apps like Moon+ Reader for Android, or at least for now unofficially use Calibre to transfer them to your Kindle. Amazon currently also allows you to upload epubs up to 200 MB via their website which will then be added to your Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/sendtokindle

For the avoidance of doubt, this is only for e-books you buy directly from JNC (known as premium edition digital books). This does not apply to prepub books you can temporarily access due to your subscription (including rentals) or to books you buy via third party stores like Kindle, Kobo, etc. You cannot download prepub books or rentals, and have to read them using the JNC website or the official or third party apps. For more information see: https://j-novel.club/faq