Not Your Typical Book Review Blog
On the surface, my blog may seem like your typical book review blog. As you can expect, you’ll see book review posts with occasional commentary posts about the books in between.
The only difference is that my blog is mainly about manga and light novels, with some nonfiction books once in a while.
Does it qualify as a book review blog?
Well, maybe.
If anything, I will say that my blog is more like a book recommendation blog instead. The way it works isn’t that different from a review blog. But what you see instead is a list of books that are worth dipping yourself into.
Feel free to take a look at my Goodreads profile if you’re wondering about other books that didn’t make it to the cut.
Of course, this blog is more than just a book recommendation blog.
You’ll still get to hear my two cents about specific anime, video games, and the anime and manga industry in general on my blog too.
If you’re into this sort of stuff, then you may find my blog enjoyable to read in your spare time.
Read these blog posts first
These are the type of manga and light novels that I enjoy reading
You always see me recommending manga and light novels on my blog. Since I only recommend manga and light novels that I truly find interesting, what are the sort of manga and light novels that I prefer? Well, this post can guide you on what kind of manga and light novels that I tend to recommend on my blog.
How to get back into reading manga and light novels
With so many new manga and light novels coming out, you may feel like you’re falling off from the bandwagon especially when you haven’t been keeping up with new manga and light novels releases for such a long time. If that’s you, here are my personal tips on how you can get back into the manga and light novels fandom.
Why you don't see me recommending popular manga series on my blog
Don’t get me wrong. I love reading popular manga series like everyone else. But you won’t be seeing me recommending these manga series on my blog. These are the reasons why you won’t be seeing any of the popular manga series being recommended on my blog for a specific reason.
My latest blog posts
[Manga Introduction] Kakushigoto: My Dad’s Secret Ambition
“I don’t want my daughter to find out what I’m doing for a living.” That’s what Kakushi Gotou said to people around him when he’s doing all he can to hide the fact that he’s a top-selling mangaka who draws a raunchy manga from his daughter, Hime.
[Manga Introduction] Ron Kamonohashi: Deranged Detective
Totomaru Ishiki who is a police officer was asked to work together with Ron Kamonohashi, a private investigator, to solve a complex murder case. Little that he knows that Ron Kamonohashi is more on the odd side. And he also has a serious issue too. Despite that, they still work together to solve murder cases that can also lead to something they didn’t expect at all.
The Anime 3-Episode Rule: What Are They and Should You Adopt This Rule As Well?
Whether you’re new to the anime community or a seasoned anime fan, you probably heard about the 3-episode rule at one point. Here’s all you need to know about the 3-episode rule and should you even consider using it.
Maybe It’s Time For You to Consider Going Straight to The Anime Original Source Material
As much as I enjoy watching the anime adaptation of my favorite series, I still think that the original source wins, hands down. But for many people, anime is the only source for them to judge whether the anime is worth watching or not.
If this is you, here’s why you still need to go straight to the original source to consider the anime and the actual role of anime in the publishing industry.
My Story On My Past Encounter With The Bootleg Death Note Manga
As much as it pains me to admit it, bootleg manga does exist. But the thing about the bootleg manga is that it’s nothing like what you tend to believe when it comes to anything bootleg. Here’s why I deem the Death Note manga that I came across years ago was the bootleg version.
[Manga Introduction] Magus of The Library
The story of a boy who loves books but can’t even enter the library in his hometown due to him being poor and he looks different than any other kids in his age. But things take a different turn for him when he meets the kafna who visited the town at that time, unbeknownst to him what lies ahead of him ever since that day.



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