@rabrown22000 I have just reuploaded the Fake Fake Princess Vol. 3 file to the Nook store. We'll see if their systems are fixed enough to process that correctly.

Some more info: https://bookwalker.jp/series/230431/list/ Publisher is Futabasha (which JNC has already licensed stuff from so that's a good sign). Vol. 2 came out in May 2020.

@Aruseus493 This one https://bookwalker.jp/deb521e36c-7d58-4265-9625-ad23813f4d8c/

Volume 2 - Part 1: [71%] “It’s oka—“ ► The dialogue's closing double quote is wrongly a starting one. [73%] wait here until someone comes to show you the way” ► Missing period.

@whyohwhy1 YP doesn't get punished because they are a big company. Unlike JNC who uses KDP to sell on Amazon YP has their own so the rules set for them is not as strict as publishers who use KDP.

@Jon-Mitchell said in New J-Novel price band.: umm...can you buy/pre-order a premium if you're not a member? I was under the impression that you cannot. You currently cannot, but I’m pretty sure one of the (WIP) features of the beta website is to allow non-members to purchase credits. Don’t know when that will be established or what the price will be, but seems to be in the works.

I would definitely love to see the LN of this on JNC.

@HarmlessDave Thank you, i was wondering why Mitshuha didnt get any attention

Read through V1. Don't really have too much to add, but just want to do a little wrap up post before I move onto Volume 2, the anime, or whatever other Yuri I read. I was a little less into some of the stuff in the latter half (eateries and an alien). I did appreciate the forwardness of Adachi and Adachi trying to discover her sexuality a bit. The standout scenes were obviously spoiler Shimamura is sadly the dense type. I would love if the story turned that on its head and had her take the lead at some point with advancing their relationship. I always do kind of like the whole "what do these people think of me" highschool stories, because it's a fairly relatable premise. Also enjoyed the whole "when you grow up, you lose that empathy / understanding of highschooler life and insecurities" when Shimamura's parents are embarrassing her. spoiler The direction for this story isn't totally spelled out (obviously discovering their feelings is obvious, but what they'll do with them is a bit undecided). It is interesting how Adachi ponders that she'd be letting her family down if she married a girl because she won't carry on the bloodline (just adopt an adult man, Adachi). I'd probably like to see more of Adachi's home and Adachi's family (they aren't important to her, she isn't close with them, which maybe means they shouldn't be important to us though). I'm curious what they're doing with the alien. At first I thought she had a mission that involved getting Adachi and Shimamura together as meeting her is the impetus for Shima trying to "reel in" Adachi by inviting her to her house iirc (I suspected the alien's compatriot she met up with was actually Shimamura herself; her future self was her friend or something but she's stuck with past Shima after time traveling), but it seems like that isn't the case as she wedges her way in between them and even rejects something Adachi asks her about when they're bowling. Shima clearly sees her as a little sister type. Adachi inadvertently sister-zoning herself too with Shimamura in that scene. xD

@FollowMe said in The Simple Job of Only Perishing to the Hero/Yuusha ni Horobosareru Dake no Kantan na Oshigoto Desu: @shrike_al said in The Simple Job of Only Perishing to the Hero/Yuusha ni Horobosareru Dake no Kantan na Oshigoto Desu: Personally I'd be into this series mostly because of the character designs. The premise sounds though. If it's backed with actual development, this might really be good. Without knowing more, I think it's still pretty iffy. The fact that it already has 10 volumes might be a good indication though. I tried reading the WN and it was terrible, but it's hard to tell if that's the fault of the novel itself because the fan translation of cool manga was borderline unreadable and obviously MTL. It's entirely possible that my opinion is tainted by the awful translation. A friendly bump to an older post that hasn't had any recent conversation and is lower on votes in order to draw attention to it.

Thanks for the information. Im glad to know it's still being written :)

@Aruseus493 said in Arifureta Question!: Otherwise, there's zero reason to assume that the after story won't get published in the Light Novel once the main story is finished. I hope so. The afterstory is a blast and I'd really like to see it cleaned up and professionally translated. I intend to keep purchasing them as long as they continue to be published.

The manga adaptation (https://www.ganganonline.com/contents/erisu/) is impressive because unlike most monthly manga which have around 24 pages or even less, it has 40+ pages.

I really wanna see how the story would finish. The new characters look cool and the story seems to get crazy after the anime.

@Alter1985 Hello, Please send an e-mail to support@j-novel.club explaining the situation, for further assistance.

@hiroto If you read my original post, I’m not just saying books needs to be signed but they can do plates/postcard to save on shipping cost

@Ingraman It's "order closed," but that website did have it! And there was apparently a second set that's closed too gosh... Mandarake struck out, although the first set appears to be currently sold on a site called AliExpress, not that I've ever heard of it.