Kinda wondering if there are any updates on this series returning...?

@rahul-balaggan said in Rokujyouma and Realist Hero: @thomask comes out in japan on February 25, 2019 Thanks!

Yes, but I am making a suggestion here. I think they would make good money if they could get some of these series as most of them are quite interesting. Especially Tsuki ga, as the author stopped releasing his web novel online about six months ago which has lead to a large community of reader's who are dying to know what happens next, not to mention that they are all very devoted to the story and would likely buy the books. Me, I have like 16 books I can buy, but I'm just saving up and I am going to buy my favourite series en mass when they are completed. M4L4DD1CT10N

@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

@galactuskahn24 geez sorry

@myskaros said in Will the make Offline Reading: JNC specifically has the license to "stream" prepublication content, so making it readily available offline could be a breach of contract. Hmm, if we are talking about contract here, then I will not have enough knowledge to try to bend it, especially when I don't know the exact wording and interpretation.

It looks like one of the big themes of the series is the disconnect between how she thinks of herself and her actions ('perfectly reasonable!'), and the hints we see from others' reactions ('no, they really aren't!'). I'm not familiar with how these suggestions would be made in Japanese idiom; is it represented any differently there, and how hard is it to translate those hints?

Hrm. First look at the forums, i was reading grimgar. Made it through three volumes and reading this im kind of glad i didn't continue... there's ways to do the "crappy mc", but any story is supposed to be about growth. Doesn't even have to be the main characters growth either. Akumetsu and one punch man are good markers for that because they are both about growth in the situation around the character. They focus in part on how the character got there, but mostly on how everyone else deals with them and how society ends up changed because of them. Going by the pitiful mc idea, one good example from years ago was ramza beoulve of final fantasy tactics. Favorite character of mine who is absolutely pitiful at the start but grows over the course of the story. There's even a more typical mc next to him (delita) who the story glosses over by and large. I stopped reading grimgar because it felt like the party would never change. Sure they might get stronger, but they would remain exactly who they are and the situation around them wouldn't really change... and that's terrible for a story. By dropping it i picked up some others, specifically through here (via bookwalker), namely unwanted undead and archdaemon. Undead especially has a similar weak mc to start but hes growing as the story progresses. Not just in strength, but in personality. Much more relaxing read because i can actually stay interested. As a different note though i would not say you have to be able to identify with the character specifically, but something in the story or characters has to click and make you want to find out what happens next. I don't identify with saitama, i just like seeing everyone's reactions to him, and want to see if he ever gets his "epic battle". Akumetsu was a question of why is he killing corrupt people? What's his secret? His past? His actual goal? Because removing corruption only creates an opening for more corruption, probably more inept at that. I didn't identify with either of them or most of my truly favorite characters. I just want a glimpse into another world and life.

@tmurdock88 Can you email me at support@ ? I will take a look at your account to see if you have the appropriate credit numbers.

Personally, for iOS, I convert ePubs to MOBI and read them all with the Kindle app. That being said, the iBooks app is built-in to iOS and supports ePub, so you can read ePubs without even installing any software.

@versace217 there are currently 2 models for JNC The subscription model where you can read the latest ebook for any series or the ebook model where you buy ebooks and read them with no subscription. There are catchup Monish where some series are selected and all available volume are released for subscribers.

@redarx If getting and processing data in JSON format instead of parsing text with regex will make your life easier, don't hesitate to tell me. Though I don't know if workflow can do that or not.

@sam-pinansky hand crafted with love and care at that!

Thanks you two for answering my question!