Starting this now.

Little prediction that Iroha at some point going to use her fake voices to really confess to Aki (and avoid the embarrassment). She kind of already showed that off by saying "I Love You" as Sadako. Could also see her pretend to be someone else in the club (whether it's to ruin their chances with him or to get Aki going somewhere to meet them but seeing her). Iroha has said before she's not cruel, but I could see her getting frustrated and doing something like that.

Hoping the volume will make me appreciate Murasaki Shikibu / Sumire more, so far her problem more of an annoyance / chore (but, I guess that's the name of the book).

Mashiro's personality basically done a 180 at this point (more the clingy, doting type, though easily embarrassed). She's going to be so depressed if Aki goes out with someone else. I feel like Aki is kind of forgetting about her father's deal too at this point, as he's just agreeing to another fake relationship just like that. Curious to see if the waitress the dad was having a fling with shows up again too or if that was just a one off thing. <_<

Edit: Aww, Iroha doing the kabbadi kabbadi (remembering that from Chio's School Road). =P

@ronnie-o

Hello,

At this time there is no official date for when Retry Volume 7 will start pre-publication on the site, or when it will be available for purchase.

Please see the following topic for a general overview of how new volume starts are handled on the site:

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/3477/future-volume-release-schedule

Your patience is appreciated.

Thank you

Leki, what did you do?

Hello,

At this time there is no official release date for Volume 7 to start pre-publication on the site.

Please refer to the following topic for a general overview of how new volume starts are handled:

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/3478/future-volume-release-schedule

Thank you

@BwanaJoe

Hello,

I ended up moving your question back into the original topic.

Although I do not know the exact details, the updates are typically minor corrections that people email to support.

@shrike_al @HarmlessDave

I think a large factor is how short the most recent volumes have been, that was mentioned earlier.

I waited until the release to read this volume, and saw 168 pages, so short, and was a bit sad. Then as I was getting all the fluff I was internally screaming "No! Not my already limited pages, they are all getting wasted!"

I'm not sure if we're now getting a higher ratio of fluff:progression. But feels that way to me due to the length of the volumes.

I wonder how good Momota and Kisaki's poker faces are- the next few minutes are going to be 'awkward' at best - if they manage to keep it together at all. Their next conversation (in private) and the one after that (with Hime) and the one after that (with everyone) are going to be doozies!

imagine this:
"Yes Dad, I've met Kasaki previously, actually before you did and I think I've seen her in various states of undress before you did too, yes she is quite attractive."

@pcj thank you for the prompt answer. :)

@legitpancake Oh, thank goodness. It had been almost year since this volume’s release in Japan, so I was afraid the series had been cancelled.

Volumes 1-2 (premium Edition): No Premium Bonus Content

@myskaros YES!!! THIS WAS THE ONE I WAS THINKING OF!!!

Thanks a lot, I had forgotten the title!!!

EDIT: And now, I've found out the fan translation has been stalled for months now halfway through vol 7... I'm sad now...

@travis-butler That would be quite amusing, indeed.

@elkensteyin volume 7 releases in Japanese later this month, but they've translated all 6 currently released.

@ellyonia said in The Great Cleric Vol. 3 Discussion!:

Well it seems Lumina is almost as dense as our boy Luciel in terms of romance...

I did enjoy these side stories, they provide more characterization to our favorite cast as well as shed some additional light what happened in his 2 years at the capital/his time with Brod.

Coming in a bit late here after re-reading the final ePub release... but the Valkyrie side story was also in vol. 2, wasn't it?

@sillymel - good guesses, but no spoilers from me. There's only one way to find out :)

I was laughing out loud for real when Yu was asked by the teacher if he recalled being attacked over the Summer ("you'll have to be more specific....")

Even if it was this (the J-Novel Club forums) really does not seem like the place to ask…

@travis-butler said in The Extraordinary, the Ordinary, and SOAP! discussion:

So it's an examination of the ethics and potential harms of hero summoning - and 'humans can be monsters' is an important aspect there.

That's a good point, and I don't object to that part. I just don't think it was necessary to add in the more brutal peril from humans that the non-isekaied heroine ended up in though.

Kind of like I could've done without the abusive "romance" of a pair of side characters in the latest Welcome to Japan Ms. Elf. There's more than enough grimdark on American TV and in other LNs, it's nice to read something more sunny to escape from that.

@sillymel said in My Big Sister Lives in a Fantasy World Volume 3:

So, at this point, I’m pretty sure Soul Reader tells Yuichi a person’s role in the currently active Worldview.

Yes, the author has some fun with that in the final volume. Keep reading.

No comment on the second point.

Also, once you've finished this Instant Death Cheat is by the same author and makes an indirect references to this series (Easter egg level not a plot point).