I think I asked NineSwords to ask this question but I haven’t actually had any real crossover between the LNs I have read and Mangas.

The only one I have read is the first Manga volume of So Im a Spider, So What?. So I guess for me that is the best and worst adaption I have seen.

My domain is my name so I am not too worried about that, but for the address I use a PO Box and the domain registrars domain privacy service to hide the details.

I have never been a big reader so my book list is limited.

But these are the authors of some of the audiobooks I have enjoyed:

1. HG Wells (The First Men in the Moon)
2. PG Woodhouse (The Inevitable Jeeves)
3. Phillip K Dick (Second Variety)
4. Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes)

Sometimes I just want to know what happens next or if I’m in a hurry I end up just reading the text. I notice the pictures but they don’t register properly so I have to go back and look at them again.

Didn’t I Say to make my Abilities Average - Volume 9 to 11

Over the last month I have slowly continued my reread of Average Abilities.

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Since the boss NineSwords has broken the rules about non Light Novels topics I will do the same and mention I have been reading some manga as well so haven’t read as many LNs. I still haven’t got the hang of reading them, reading the panels in the wrong order or treating it like a novel and ignoring the drawings.

I always thought I would make a good cult member.

I thought you were the cult leader? Isn’t this the Bookworm LN Cult?

Statistically speaking a peasant in a random kingdom is the most likely option. So I am aiming for a world where peasants aren’t abused, or at least not abused as much.

What about the riskiest worlds?

1 - So I’m a Spider so What?

1. The protagonists were reincarnated as the being that most suited their soul. There is a real possibility I could be reincarnated as a slug or worm
2. The world is ruthless. The MC was reincarnated as a spider in a dungeon about to get eaten by their mother

2 - Ascendance of a Bookworm

1. If you are born with the devouring and not a Nobel there is a high chance you will die.
2. If you are not a Nobel and upset one you could be killed.

3 - Death March to another world rhapsody

1. There are lots of stong monsters
2. Demons seem to pop up regularly

Here are the top ones based on the LNs I have read.

1 - Making Magic

Pros:

1. Before and After Chise is reincarnated the world is mostly at peace. There are monsters and criminal gangs but they are not as common as in other worlds.
2. When Chise is reincarnated she is given creation magic as a gift from the gods and is able to gain skills.
3. Commoners seem to be treated fairly ok and are not abused.
4. It seems to be fairly easy to generate money so living should not be too hard.

Cons:

1. I can’t think of any major Cons

2 - In the land of Leadale

Pros:

1. Before and After Cayna the is reincarnated the world is mostly at peace. There are monsters and criminal gangs but they are not as common as in other worlds.
2. There are other players who may be able to relate / help
3. Commoners seem to be treated fairly ok and are not abused.
4. It seems to be fairly easy to generate money so living should not be too hard.

Cons:

1. If you didn’t have skills in the game you don’t have them after reincarnating
2. You are unable to gain any new skills
3. Opusketten-Shultheimer exists in the world

3 - Log Horizon (Based on Anime, I haven’t read the LN)

Pros:

1. You are not alone - There are lots of other people with you
2. It looks like you can still level up but things have changed compared to the game
3. The world is changing - It is evolving with the flavour text becoming real and people becoming the Avatar, this opens the possibility for positive paths
4. There are a lot of smart people working on solutions
5. You respawn if you die

Cons:

1. You respawn if you die - There is no escape
2. You lose memories if you die
3. There are Factions, hostages, unknown variables

I read the first volume then picked up another series instead. Maybe I will give it another try.

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Could also be windows fault.

It likes to do soft restarts and not actually restart.

I started telling my users to always hold shift when shutting down or restarting to make sure it shuts down fully.

The other day I saw someone hosting their blog on a GitHub repository.

Just using markdown files and folders to organise it to their liking.

If you are writing stories you could use a similar approach. A folder per story then subfolders for chapters. Then having the main page have links each story’s folder with links to each chapter inside.

I ended up using Koreader on a Kobo as it lets you browse via folders.

I can copy the books onto it in my preferred folder structure and just browse them as required.

Part 5 - Volume 10 is out next week! We offer prays to the gods.

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Dodge, duck, dip, dodge and dive

Claim denied.

It looks like you did not have your hands on the wheel. Or even in the drivers seat.

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