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Do you see yourselves as adding light novels eventually? I read a couple series, like _Sword Art Online: Progressive_, and usually need to buy each new official
by spike021 5y ago
Do you see yourselves as adding light novels eventually? I read a couple series, like _Sword Art Online: Progressive_, and usually need to buy each new official translation. They aren't expensive, but I would much prefer a subscription model where I can just pay to read them (and potentially reread/review a previous one to catch up) as they're released or all at once.
- BasouKazuma 5y agoThat’s definitely something we’ve considered, since a lot of manga fans also read light novels. But novels are much more expensive to translate than manga (way more words!), so that’s something we’d have to figure out.
- aidenn0 5y agoJ-novel club only has certain titles, but they are a good deal if you have more than a couple that you read. You can read recently released (60ish days?) chapters as part of the fee, if you buy complete books they are DRM free, and they have RSS feeds for each series. No SAO though; literally the only thing I want that j-novel club doesn't offer is Yen-On's catalog; their technical execution is that good.