Where can I read Japanese light novels online?
There's a huge thriving Asian light/web novel community online. Might I recommend: volaretranslationsGreat Demon King: If I don’t die… I swear I will act on all my evil thoughts.Not exactly everyone’s typical thought when they’re about to die. What will a cowardly young man do when reincarnated with the evil powers to redefine his destiny? Can the natural kindness of human nature triumph over evil? Will he become the cold blooded demon king of legend, or will he forge his own path and rain down another kind of terror? Sovereign of the Three Realms: Jiang Chen, son of the Heavenly Emperor, unexpectedly reincarnated into the body of a despised young noble, thus embarking on the path of the underdog trouncing all comers. No one has the right to call himself a genius in front of Jiang Chen, as no one has a better understanding of the heavens than the son of the Heavenly Emperor. Genius? He who adheres to me shall ascend, those who oppose me can find solace in hell!
What is the best site to read light novels?
Most would choose the authors site that may contain releases. Sometimes a good site would be one like Directory of Asian Translated Novels or bakatsuki.com - This website is for sale! - bakatsuki Resources and Information. Those are great sites to find translated works of your favorites.Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more is a good place to purchase e-books or the hard copies of your favorites. Some writers like myself have there work online at their websites or on Patreon.A great way to support your writers for as little as $1 is a good way to show your appreciation to those hard working writers.
What are the best websites to read Japanese light novels for free?
Well I can't vouch for reading but I can tell a website from there you can download light in epub and PDFWebsite name is www.justlightnovels.comAnd be sure to join their discord,and ask for special access to get more hidden gemsIt's the most updated site I have ever seen
What is a good website or app to read a light novel?
These are the ones I’ve been using.Website:(Online reading)Baka-TsukiProject ListDownload link for LN’s: (use reading app for phones like UB Reader or Moon+ Reader, or Readium for PC)dotNOVELAnime/Manga/Light Novel Sharing
What are the best books to read while traveling?
This, my friend, is a genuine question.See, once you take up a travel route in a train/bus, the process seems to go on till eternity. So, books provide excellent companions while on roads or tracks. My suggestion for you include theseOn the Road (Jack Kerouac)Yes! At the risk of sounding clichéd, i'ld suggest you as the first book. This immensely popular and riveting novel will not let you sit in peace till you have turned the last page.The Book Thief (Markus Zusack)Journeys can be best spent reading fictions. And if the fiction is high on emotional quotient, there's nothing better. This book is your elixir on boring rail/bus journeys, that is, if you don't love looking out at those electric poles and trees and the setting sun, all, chasing the train.Boy in Striped PyjamasAnother spellbinding tale of innocence and futility of war, this book'll keep you busy till you reach the destination.English, August (Upmanyu Chatterjee)A thorough entertainer which will leave with several questions.God of Small Things (Arundhati Roy)An intense piece of literature which leaves you with thousand answers but no question in particular.No, in case you live in one of the metros and travel work place in a shuttle/cab/metro rail, here's a list for youLove story (Eric segal)Fight club (Chuck palahniuk)Books by Sidney sheldon, Jeffery archer, Ruskin bondShort stories of O Henry, Saki, EA Poe, Anton chekovokay, for now start travelling and pick a book.
What is the worst anime you've ever watched? For me, it is probably Sword Art Online or Tokyo Ghoul.
Well firstly, I know everyone has their own opinion but to blatantly say Tokyo Ghoul is worst just practically insulted me because you didn't give any reason or details on why you disliked it…But let it just pass, now get to my answer:Rail Wars!It is the story of a school graduate that signed up for a job but ended up as a Train security personnel. What is very suck about this is that every single girl in the show loves the protagonist yet he doesn't give a shit. Talking about insensitivity, the male secondary character is depicted as some unimportant individual who is the least person that the protagonist care despite this dude respected the protagonist very much even he purposely just pretend to eat or something while the other girls lovey-dovey with the protagonist. While watching every single episodes I was just paying attention to that poor dude and in the heart I said,” I know that feels bro” while imagining I walked him into a bar and buy him a few drinks while we would then cried together…But do note that this anime’s OP and ED are cool AF so that's the good point, oh but the artwork is smooth and the ecchi scenes are just the ones that keeps me for watching it to the end.
What are the top 25 books you should read?
The origin of species - Charles Darwin, because understanding evolution is key to understanding almost any aspect of life.Mein Kampf - Adolf Hitler, to teach you how dangerously convincing a well worded argument can be even if it is utter gibberish.Studies in Hysteria - Sigmund Freud, to understand how little we know of ourselves.The Antichrist - Friedrich Nietzsche, To destroy any remaining vestige of unrealistic optimism that you may have left inside you after reading the previous three. Also, to understand the dynamic of humanity.The sorrows of young Werther - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, to witness literature at its highest form.The Lord of the Rings - J.R.R. Tolkien, The best book ever written.Broca’s brain - Carl Sagan, to give you an unforgettable perspective on life.Pale blue dot - carl sagan, to make yourself understand the insignificance of our existence and also why we should be proud of it.Napoleon - Emil Ludwig, the biography of a great man, written exceptionally well.The hitchiker’s guide to the galaxy - douglas adams, to see comic genius and layered satire at workValis - Philip K Dick, to experience the melting of a brain on paper.Frankenstein - Mary Shelley, To read a beautiful tale about the monster that is man.Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - R. L. Stevenson, a fascinating tale of man's duality.The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath, to thoroughly disturb oneself.The Second Sex- Simone De Beauvoir, to understand every aspect of feminism and come to respect and love it.The Oresteian Trilogy - Aeschylus, Greek Drama at its finest.Empress at Blandings - PG Wodehouse, or any book of his, to be honest. They're all wonderful..Sophie’s world - Jostein Gaardner, for a philosophy beginner's kit.The story of Philosophy - Will Durant, for a detailed philosophy overview.The Time Machine - HG Wells, Disturbing sci fi at its best.Labyrinths - Jorge Luis Borges, Enough thought experiments to drive you insaneThe sorrows of Satan - Marie Corelli, A unique story with no heroesIncest - Marquis de Sade, to make you reconsider everything you’ve taken for grantedThe selfish gene - Richard Dawkins, to understand life in a microcosm.Ayn Rand - The Virtues of Selfishness, to bust the Socialist myth.