It is very hard to keep up with the topic when it is about so many books. The accepted method is one series per topic when making licensing suggestions. And to put the name of the series as the subject.

And the first one listed already has a recommendation topic.

I enjoy the manga. I'll be interested in reading the light novel.

@zenzen said in The Male Lead’s Villainess Fiancée:
do jnovel translate Korean?

Not at this time.

I agree, I have hoping the TL on the WN would go past chapter 82, but I guess they are on break.
Things I like about this Novel:

MC isn't uncommitting/pushover/sniveling idiot, who actually talks to the other characters instead of just Internal Monologuing all the tim. The Romance building is genuine with the slice of life aspects. The romance has substance and not just empty scenes. I never really cared if there was the ERO R-18 scenes as the story for me is great. There are a couple fights, but nothing major so again it falls more to Slice of Life.

Oh, I've wanted that novel for a long time. I wonder why it hasn't been licensed yet.

No links to Novel Updates.
@Rahul-Balaggan removes them.

13 is too damn many (but I'd still give it a try).

bigger post update

This one is really interesting and compelling. I’m not much for tragedy, but this is on my list of exceptions. Fair warning, it can be straight up depressing, and current events are not being kind to those dealing with depression, so ymmv. I’d add it to my library but probably wouldn’t read it for a while.

Sounds nice. I‘m in for a pirate and mermaid story!

@Torka said in Saigo ni Hitotsu Dake Onegaishite mo Yoroshii Desu ka?(May I Please Ask You Just One Last Thing?/Mad Dog Princess) (JNC Heart suggestion):

Short update - it’s getting an anime.

Normally I’d say it’s impossible due to AlphaPolis, but Hanashi got Tsukimichi so we might as well try

Um, saying this in a JNC licensing suggestion might be bad form, but given Hanashi succeeding with AlphaPolis, and the type of stories Hanashi has licensed already...
Might consider suggesting this to Hanashi as well, from an "I wanna read this thing" perspective.
Someone (reliable) needs to license it, and Hanashi has a foot in the door and is showing themselves to be reliable.

I wouldn't mind reading this myself, based upon the description.

Bump.

It's been a long time, I figured it may be worth revisiting to gauge if interest has changed at all.

To avoid adding nothing new, here is a quick summary and review quoted directly from this Reddit post made around the same time as my original post here.

Broken Keel(折れた竜骨) 2011 Weekly Bunchun Mystery Award 2nd. 2012 Japanese Authentic Mystery Novel Award 1st. 2012 This mystery is awesome Award 2nd. 2012 I want to read Mysteries Award 1st. 2011 Japanese Authentic Mystery Grand Award final candidate.

Intro: This is the late 12th Century, the age of crusade, but with magic real and everywhere. Amina Aylwin always dreams world past the Solon isles, which is very remote, only reached by sailing the North Sea for three days from London. But as the daughter of the Laurent Aylwin, lord of the isles, that seems impossible. One day, her father gathers mercenaries and soldiers, saying the long-forgotten Immortal-Cursed Danes will invade the island. After just that, Sir Falk Fitzone of the Order of the St. Ambrosius Hospitaller Brotherhood and his page Nicola arrives at Solon isles. They warn about the Assassination Knights, renegade templars who studied Hashashin's assassination magics. One of the, Edric, has crept into the isles and plotting the murder of the Lord Laurent. A day later, Laurent is found dead at his operation room. Sir Fitzone announces the use of the forced creed, a magic that forces its victim to kill the designated target...

Review: My favorite book. I really wishes it could be turned into anime. Yonezawa successfully merges fantasy, medieval history, and classical mystery all together. The main characters and suspects are all iconic, memorable, and has hidden depth, plus acts like real medieval persons, not some modern person thrown in 12th Century.. Doubly enjoyable if you know the medieval history well(and triply if you enjoy the Assassins Creed series! - Templar, Hashashins, "Creed") The mystery element of this novel is very well planned, but its twist being rather predictable. The fantasy part features a giant robot, undead horde, german witchcraft while staying realistic. Also liked the novel's theme: "Using logic and reason to purge the restraints(symbolized by magic)". Has been adapted into manga by Famitsu.

Seems like quite the exiting story. I‘m always in for such manga!

I hope they pick up the light novel.

This sounds pretty cool. Count me in.

@piisfun said in Aren’t You Too Sweet Salt-God Sato-San?:

Having read a bit of the WN Fan translation, this story made me ask: *What if shojou protagonists actually created clouds of powdered sugar when they reached critical levels of romantic cuteness?

Seriously, though, I think this story consists of 30 times the recommended daily serving of sugar per chapter and nothing else.

Ngl, I'd be fine with this.