@phione I guess you missed a few suggestion topics.

You had me at vampire. (I love the undead).

An Odd Jobs series in an isekai/fantasy setting? Yes, please!

Spotlight time! A friendly bump to an older post that hasn't had any recent conversation in order to draw attention to it.

The manga adaptation has been getting scanlated lately and it's kind of interesting. Will keep an eye on it.

Looks fun, would absolutely give it a chance, an upvote for this series, also a nice plus that it's getting a 3rd volume!

There was a story I have had in my head for nearly my whole life. Ever since I was like 3 I had a story idea that was basically an Isekai. A guy who on his sleep is in a fantasy world with knights, magic, and dragons; while he sleeps in the fantasy world he is in the "real world." I put real world I quotes because the real world was basically a sci-fi world like our own but the main difference was everyone had a chip Implant that served as a TV, computer, and telephone in one where you can have an imaginary screen pop up in front of you and play Mario or metroid or something. Well basically the real world was like Accel world and the fantasy world was like any other fantasy world. Edit: I have added way more over the years.

Just read volume 12 of Grimgar spoiler

@aruseus493 I've never dealt with them, so don't know about their history and can't say for certain, but none of their manga have direct sales now and all redirect to Amazon. Likewise, checked their games and all of them re-direct to Steam. If they were selling direct, I would assume that this is just a change in their distribution chain. In this current era, in-house distribution is an unnecessary expense for publishers of any format. This could also account for the staff reduction mentioned in your earlier post.

Volume 8 comes out this month.

This is one I would like to read, it's basically an isekai, the protagonist got summoned to another world by mistake as his friends are the heroes. He trains, becomes strong, only magic he can use is healing magic. Give it a try it's a nice one, and am sure I would buy the 9 volumes of this.

This is currently one of my favorite web novels and would love to see the LN and manga licensed.

one of the first series of its genre that I watched back when I was getting back into anime in 2012/13, I'd happily buy the LN if they were translated. (tho given how seven sea's has the manga rights it probably isn't possible/ likely).

After looking into it the WN's last update was on 2018/12/17. Looks like the author took a ~6 months break at the start of 2018, and he barely posted 19 chapters in the entire year. In total there are only 145 chapters, quite a low count, and they are rather short, too. Most likely it crams around 40~50 chapters per volume like Campire Cooking. Based on the above I'd say there is not enough content for a new volume yet.

How can you argue with a cover that features an interestingly placed phallic cob of corn.

If I recall right the not-digital-only publisher is the one for Reincarnated as a Sword: MicroMagazine (or a similar name).

i want to bring this up to clarify an above comment. At least as far as i've read in the fan translations it's believed that all the people brought over have a unique power it's just some woke up right at the start and others need a catalyst. Example main character getting his arm gnawed on by a slime