I use the pro version of Moon+ Reader on my Android tablet. On PC, calibre would probably be the most obvious solution. However, almost all e-reader applications (be it on mobile or PC) should be able to read .epub files (at least as long as they don't have DRM, which the files from JNC do not), because epub is the standard format that's used by almost everyone other than Amazon.

Possible...?

Yes

Probable...?

Not so much.

Basically there is a possibility that JNC can acquire that title just not a very high one...for now at least.

JNC doesn’t have any existing relationship with GA Bunko, SB Creative, or Softbank, YP does so it is more probable for them to get it.

However there is always a chance, for now you can show your support in the Suggestion Topic, and who knows maybe we get lucky...

The easiest way to know likely is to directly ask Sam on Curious Cat.
But it seems like they do take into account prepub readers https://curiouscat.me/jnovelclub/post/872951566

@terabyte Thank you so much for that and sorry for a late reply. I haven't checked this forum in a hot minute. I just verified that info and it is indeed correct. Maybe my memory has been wrong, but I feel like it use to say just Premium on there instead of In Library. Either way, I am thankful for that feature. Thank you again

@mirage_gsm The discussion topics are USUALLY created when the first part goes up, by whoever is posting the volume. Occasionally not (only saw it once myself). They determine where THEY think the "appropriate section" is.

The thing about looking for them is that sometimes they fall far off the first page of "Recent", because there may be no activity for a few days (weeks?). And we have how many active volumes right now? A lot.

For me, it's sometimes faster to go find the link Rahul illustrated.

They really dropped the ball on shield hero no volume releases during the anime was a real shame

@paul-nebeling Probably, but that the case for any books, it's not a delay due to licensing one book at a time like it's apparently the case for the other series.

@legitpancake I'm reading Daimaou. In fact, it was one of the first volumes I purchased, back in the days before catchup. Hard to believe, but there's a few long-running series about to wrap up:

Demon King Daimaou For My Daughter Little Apocalypse
and for good measure, I'll throw in My Little Sister Can Read Kanji

Forums for typos in prepubs. Email for typos in published books.

@sam-pinansky said in Question about Premium Credit after Premium ends:

@ashark71 @Rahul-Balaggan is correct but just to be official, yes: credits are tied to the account, not the status, so any credits you've accumulated will stay around for as long as the account exists.
You can redeem credits as a member or premium member through the site, but as hinted above it's possible to do it even when you are not with a direct link to the redeem page.

Assuming you're not trying to keep the fact credits do not expire along with the premium membership hidden it would be nice if the FAQ (https://j-novel.club/faq) was updated as the existing wording is quite misleading.

@gen17 there is usually a couple weeks break between volumes

Once Sam decides he'll update the homepage. He'll decided soon hopefully, but sometimes it takes him a few extra days to update it.

You can follow this topic for now, I'll post a reply when there's an update: https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/1060/catch-up-titles-february-march-2019/1

I haven't figured out how much I've saved, but I buy way too many books to even consider dropping from Premium to Regular.

@thomask Nothing on the LN, and the author hasn’t written any new chapter for Narou’s WN since May last year. He’s still updating his other series, and has started a new one just last month.

The manga adaptation is still going on, with new volume coming out last month.

@rahul-balaggan said in Rokujyouma and Realist Hero:

@thomask comes out in japan on February 25, 2019

Thanks!

@terabyte Awesome, thanks for the reply. I'll look forward to it coming out sometime round the January to March period ; )

@sinnoaria
This is what Sam said regarding the CC information not being stored by JNC:

@sam-pinansky said in Paypal:

@keul you need to understand more how webpages work. Just because the form is shown on our web address doesn't mean that when you hit the "submit" button that the information you enter is sent to the address shown on the browser. What actually happens, see, is that it triggers a JavaScript https request to stripe's server when you hit submit. This sends the cc card in to stripes server and they check that the card is valid. They then send back to the browser a token, which is like a signature for your account and cc info (it's not the card info itself), and THAT is the information we store on our servers.
Feel free to check the actual http connections in the browser developer console if you aren't convinced.

@sniper_samurai yes again I am aware now, cause I checked after you posted and deleted the Beta version and downloaded the official version, back when I posted I was only unaware that it came off of beta.

@jaquobus THANK YOU