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
Why SAO Alternative is much better than the original SAO
People always think that anything to do with SAO tends to be horrible, even if SAO Alternative is written by someone else. Thankfully, SAO Alternative is indeed much better than the original SAO. And no, the reason why it’s better has nothing to do with Kirito isn’t the main character in SAO Alternative. There’s a far better reason than that.
The Inspiration Behind The Character Design For Hayato Kusanagi
Does this character you see here resemble anime character that you know? Well, there’s no denying that I always draw inspiration for the character design concept from the anime. Here’s the anime character that has a significant influence on the character design for Hayato Kusanagi, one of the characters from Trigger Locked series.
Why It’s Still Best For You to Buy Manga in Print
I favor convenience just like you. Despite that, I still prefer to buy manga in print. It’s not because of the nostalgic feeling of holding the physical book in my hand. It’s for a different reason. If you always buy manga digitally, here’s why you should consider getting your favorite manga in print instead.
Is There A Way For Young Again in Another World Author To Atone His Mistake?
Who would have thought that his comments on Twitter are the catalyst that puts the author of Young Again in Another World, MINE in such a huge mess? With this much damage, does he even have a chance to get back on his feet and starts writing again? What should he do better next time? Here’s what I think about this issue from the author’s perspective.
Does buying manga in English or any other languages support the mangaka?
You may have heard it for a long time that the least you can do to support the mangaka is to buy the manga in English or any other languages for that matter. But does buying manga in English do help the mangaka for real? Here’s my two cents about it.
Does Japan have an unprofitable system for creators based on Saiki Kusuo no Psi Nan mangaka’s experience?
We always hear a lot about the animators in Japan not being paid enough for all the long hours they have to work. And now we hear the news about Saiki Kusuo no Psi Nan mangaka not being paid his profits for his work’s adaptation. While this may seem like old news to some of you, here’s the lesser known truth about his issue. You’ll be the judge whether the system itself is unprofitable for the creators or not,