lmfaoo
i think light novel names tend to be long
like how do you order this at a bookstore
"excuse me can i have one copy of Souzou Renkinjutsushi wa Jiyuu wo Ouka Suru: Furusato wo Tsuihou Saretara, Maou no Hizamoto de Chouzetsu Kouka no Magic Item Tsukuri Houdai ni Narimashita please? I couldnt find any on the shelves"
if i was the clerk i would ask you to repeat that just to hear you say it again lmao
lmfaoo
i think light novel names tend to be long
light novels need to cut this shit out. no one is remembering them
RIGHT
like how do you order this at a bookstore?
by using the power of friendship
you might as well just ask for the book by its synopsis instead
Though, those are so fun to say, kuma!
From what I've seen, in Japanese bookstores you usually pick up the book from the bookshelf
And if you still have to say the name, you use the abbreviation, for example Tensura for Tensei Shitara... I know everyone knows that.
But the reason for LN titles being so long is because they often debut first on a website called Let's Become a Novelist. It's basically Japanese wattpad. Since there are so many shitty novels there, people didn't bother to read the synopsis anymore so authors put the synopsis in the title. And that's why they're so long.
huh thats actually pretty interesting, and makes sense
To be a little more specific for anyone who hasn’t been to a JP book store there are alot and I mean alot of Light novels. When a individual picks up a Light novel the cover and title are the first things that will stand out so having the general concept of the novel in the title is enough to interest a individual into the series if they have never heard of it.
I should also say the artist of the novel may interest someone into reading the series to. I personally am a big fan of kakao and this LN artwork and will read any work he draws.
Unlike overseas were we get a lot of times these very bleak and simple titles that don’t tell anything or noting at all without legitimately reading the back of the book to see what’s it’s about.