No light novel has ever been worth reading beyond the first volume.
No light novel has ever been worth reading beyond the first volume
Oliver Jackson
Isaac Phillips
Remove the last three words and your sentence is accurate.
Lincoln Adams
>No light novel has ever been worth reading beyond the first volume.
This sentence wasn't worth reading beyond the first eight words.
Jaxon Sanchez
Some light novels are only worth reading past the first volume. Some only had one volume.
Isaiah Evans
>Tearmoon
>Elaina
>Otherside Picnic
Wrong. 86 is like this because it's a oneshot forced to continue.
Jacob Davis
They help pass the time better than watching paint dry.
Grayson Young
Some need a few volumes
Owen Davis
Youjo senki and spice and wolf
Lucas Sanchez
Learn how to count
Andrew Brown
Lights Novels I enjoy reading are worth reading past the first volume.
David Williams
dumb newfags
Anthony Jenkins
That’s where you’re wrong, kiddo.
Jaxon Williams
suka suka helped to build the world and showed us on willem's thoughts as well as go past the anime and it's only 5 volumes
Aaron Gonzalez
"the" is not a word, it is an article
Michael Jackson
Juan Rodriguez
uhh
Brandon Murphy
This. SukaSuka was just great. Though I have to say volume 5 was a bit of a letdown compared to 3 and 4.
Eli Cook
If it has harem elements as a core part of the story, it's immediately not worth reading.
Otherwise they're okay. I liked Kino no Tabi.
Angel Young
Almost here.
Kevin Scott
Pic related was good
Andrew Rivera
it would be such a good novel if it had ended in the first vol....
Xavier Davis
Factually incorrect.
Robert Hall
Dammit user I'm a student of history, not English. I don't even know if I should have used that comma.
Ryder Hill
I can hardly believe it. SEASON THREE ANNOUNCEMENT SOON.
Joseph Adams
Weak.
Also, sukasuka was mostly worth it.
Landon Wood
Stop reading isekaishit
Adrian Allen
Is it that bad after volume 1? I read the first one half a year ago, then stopped reading for some reason but still though about picking it back up. What went wrong?
Austin Wright
What's this from?
Juan Smith
Blood Sign by Kamachi Kazuma.
It's about a guy who is trying to desperately kill his yandere goddess ex-lover while she toys with him and makes him suffer.
Nicholas Nguyen
It did the thing that a lot of LNs do, where they write the first novel as a standalone story with a timeskip, and then once it gets popular it spent the next two volumes filling in the timeskip while failing at recapturing the magic.
Logan Jackson
86 could have continued quality if it had been written better desu. The theme of "former soldiers want to go back to the battlefield because that's where they feel at home" is real enough and compelling, it's just the author doesn't have the firsthand knowledge to pull it off
Oliver Myers
It's not terrible but it's not as good.
Mason Fisher
>it spent the next two volumes filling in the timeskip
Ah, now I get it. Well, yeah, that sounds quite uninspiring. Thank you. I will still try giving it a chance some time, but I won't expect much now.