@damian The brilliant person who decided that they should go out didn’t listen to the developers who said that don’t send it if it’s less than <something>.
Classic.
@damian The brilliant person who decided that they should go out didn’t listen to the developers who said that don’t send it if it’s less than <something>.
Classic.
@NullNowhere @anianimalsmoe I’ve been on the prowl to read a LN or two, but mostly to find out if what you just described was true or not. As I kinda expected that. But also how they are written. I’m wondering if they are written kinda like a script for a manga/anime as they constantly get adapted these days.
That said, I am not expecting deep and serious works out of a LN.
@NullNowhere Does sound like the adaptation writers are better then for sure.
Can’t help but guess that self published LNs aren’t exactly of the highest quality overall. More power to them for doing that, and I am very much for the removal of publishing corporations, but I’m sure they would benefit from some help.
Which is no shame, we all do to get going with a lot of stuff. And it could avoid big plot holes or uneven characters.
The saint one looks like it could be the better one, as long as it doesn’t derail. Time will tell.
@NullNowhere I like both. No masterpieces but solid and does what they intend to.
The unlicensed healer one has one hell of a weird scene in the first episode though (not a giant spoiler). He accepts a slave as payment, and frees her as “payment” for helping him get some spices (leaves).
I mean, nice in theory, but she’d have no food, no shelter, no money, and I assume no family, friends, or trade. Basically she’d just starve to death. That’s cruel as fuck. How didn’t they think that one through? He could have given her a coin or two at least.
But if the anime studio has pulled off a glow up adaptation I’m all for that. Well done!
Watched the two first episodes of The Too-Perfect Saint <long title>. No unneeded Isekai, fantasy, solid story, I like the MC. I think I will enjoy this one.
So, do you listen to anything while reading? Different things for different things? Or just random?
I love old school prog/rock/metal when I read old Fantasy books. I need to hear Dio sing about dragons and wizards when I read about sword and sorcery.
Rush worked great for manga just now as well:)
Let me know! I’m curious.
@NullNowhere @equilibrium What do you write on them?