So we're looking at a 3 monthish+ wait for a full release? That's fair enough I suppose considering the novel releases twice a year. The JNC releases will be approximately twice as fast and in the meantime I've got narou. Assuming this has 7-8 volumes total by the end it should be done in 2-3 years, assuming there are no delays.

Earlier in the forum for the manga I wrote:

@Libri-Liberorum said in Looks like a Job for a Maid (Manga) Vol 1 Discussion:

I wonder how well supermaid powers can be applied to being a librarian? She can surely clean a library. She can shelve books at super speed, but would they be in the right place? Can she repair books? Does she have enough organization superpower that it applies to cataloging?

And behold, in the light novel, her second job of the day was to:

reorganize a library (must adhere to Helgaard Classification)

so she does have librarian powers! (And the author's mind works similarly to mine.)

@PeachyGreen said in This Gyaru’s Got a Thing for...Vampire Hunters?! Vol. 2 Discussion!:

@pcj said in This Gyaru’s Got a Thing for...Vampire Hunters?! Vol. 2 Discussion!:

@Makine said in This Gyaru’s Got a Thing for...Vampire Hunters?! Vol. 2 Discussion!:

So neither one is interested in the opposite sex huh.

That's actually quite the mindset... "I make myself pretty because I think it looks cool, not because I'm trying to attract anyone"

That mindset exists in real life, I think.

Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen:

Woman is fine for her own satisfaction alone. No man will admire her the more, no woman will like her the better for it. Neatness and fashion are enough for the former, and a something of shabbiness or impropriety will be most endearing to the latter.

Although this passage is contrasting Austen's view from that of the heroine, who is agonizing over what to wear, for the sake of a man.

Eh, I like the setting, so I'll keep reading.

Those twins, though. They're so cringy. Did the author rip them out of some 90's magical girl show? Do they ever stop dancing? Do they ever stop echoing each other's sentences? Will they ever act like normal people?

Edit: I'm irritated about Cullina too. Woman, what are you doing? Lezamer is an all around awful person who forced you into a marriage you didn't want. Do you actually like him now or something?

Thanks to the team for another release. I'm not following weekly, but I buy every ebook when they come out (and when I notice they come out).

I'm less than impressed with Mikhail. He keeps grumbling about the shoddy, garish harisens and the crumpled seals even while they work better for this situation than anything he has. He assumes she simply made them for her kitchen or as poorly done art. He even notices the elegance of her magic yet cannot make the obvious deduction that his sister is very good at magic and understands the situation at a level above his own. Somehow I doubt Regulus has missed these points.

I'm intrigued by Sienna's best friend. Is Sienna actually their cousin adopted into the family or a changing created by her best friend? Or is the best friend her actual mother?

@Eolyn Ork certainly isn't showing off his good side to Coco! He really is used to getting what he wants because he's so pretty. Coco is having none of it though 😂👏

@Serah the only FUNA series I have tried is I shall Survive Using Potions. Which I think is a shopkeep slow life story, not a Tanaka-style 'shenanigans🙃' comedy.

Everyone has different tastes, and I prefer the latter genre over the former.

@Serah said in The Amazing Village Creator Vol. 1 Discussion:

Is it intended that the latest prepub part ended with the copyrights page?

I believe it's a Square Enix thing

...dang. The entire leadership of Selesnoa are just a bunch of Kusobaba's acolytes, aren't they?

@Hylebos said in Imperial Reincarnation Vol. 4 Discussion!:

@Almond-Magnum said in Imperial Reincarnation Vol. 4 Discussion!:

I don't think the bit about the cutlery made much sense.

Makes more sense to me than Bladesmith, where their religion says that bowls and plates aren't allowed and you have to eat out of divots cut into the table.

Those existed, though banning individual bowls sounds very impractical, especially for travelers.

To be clear, my problem isn't with the religious stricture. It's that people walk around without their own spoons in such a setting.

I'd expect an army to be "bring your own knife and spoon" just like they're "bring your own armor", not "whatever, eat with your hands". And that they'd eat a lot of stews.

@RiahWeston without doubts.

But then the setting is rather limited. It kinda feels the story was never meant to be more than just one volume, and by the end it got stretched more and more.

A dagashiya with overpowered items, a wife who is overpowered and yeah... That was it...

Wow, the first time I read a light novel that finished. 😅

@LightningLeaf Might also be that he WAS absorbed but after Existential evolution away from skeleton he escaped like the lady talk about to the lizardman

@LightningLeaf said in Finding My Way to (You) in This MMO World: Vol. 1 Discussion!:

Enslaving someone by trickery seems like a crime. A serious one since the royal family is involved.

Ah, but the protagonist got to look really cool when the attempt failed, so all is forgiven.

@syilphion said in Blade Skill Online Vol. 2 Discussion!:

@Phabiohost said in Blade Skill Online Vol. 2 Discussion!:

No way Yuri is allowed to endlessly grow without a dev stepping in again.

Until yuri's ingame good luck and real life's bad luck turn pendragon into rogue ai and lock everyone from the game, SAO-like

Nobody can come in, nobody can come out, and the dev can't modify anything to the code

Honestly, considering how little stories like this one focus on, or even mention, the real world that would actually be a minor improvement imo.

If the videogame is basically the players entire world within the story, why not just pull an SAO lol. Or better yet, a Log Horizon.

@myskaros Thank you so much! It's fixed now.