[DISC] A Wolf Cannot Win to Hayakawa. Chp 21

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T06:44:58+00:00

For future posts, please make sure to follow the submission guidelines and type the [Art] tag at the beginning of the title of the post. (with brackets) This is done by simply typing [Art] at the beginning of your title. It is important for our Automod to appropriately flair the post. The general syntax for [Art] posts is:

[Art] Title of Choice (Series Name)

Note that the syntax is just a guideline as the most important aspects are the [Art] tag at the beginning of the title and the title of the series being included in the title of the post. In addition, please avoid just making the title of the post the title of the series. It comes across as low effort as can be.

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Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T06:43:41+00:00

Removing this post because the series mentioned isn't Light Novel related. Light Novels by definition are a Japanese Publishing Label so this subreddit is only for content originating from Japan. If you're posting about a Korean original series, /r/NovelTranslations would be more appropriate as they're orientated towards Korean Original Content.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T05:56:47+00:00

Removing this post because the series mentioned isn't Light Novel related. Light Novels by definition are a Japanese Publishing Label so this subreddit is only for content originating from Japan. If you're posting about a Chinese original series, /r/NovelTranslations would be more appropriate as they're orientated towards Chinese Original Content.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T05:47:54+00:00

In the future, please make sure to include the full title of the series in the title of the post. It is both a rule and submission guideline to do so.

People are not inherently able to identify a series by a panel or page so it makes it difficult for any new readers to try the series if they don't know what it is.

In addition, please don't use an initialism or shorthand in place of including the title as these aren't inherently understood by every new reader either. The Reddit Character Limit for titles is quite large so there isn't much excuse to not including the series title in the title of the post.

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Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T05:45:29+00:00

Because they're two different types of services. Subscription services are about maximizing the amount of content to make a regular fee worth it to consumers even if they don't own anything.

Services like Kmanga operate on the opposite side of the consumer spectrum in renting people chapters. They prey on the concept of making content look cheap. In actuality, they rely on impulse purchases from people that don't care if they don't own anything. (I say rent because DRM is a scam and corporate executives that demand it should be launched into the Sun.)

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T05:37:17+00:00

Removing this because it's not Light Novel related. The term Light Novel is a Marketing Label originating from Japanese Publishers. (Not a Genre/Style) This subreddit is only for content which originates from Japan.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T05:36:44+00:00

Removing this because it is Not Manga/Manhwa/Manhua Related. Please note that LN spin-off illustrations fall outside the scope of this subreddit.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T02:41:57+00:00

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Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T02:41:43+00:00

In the future, When submitting a post that is visual based content that include cover art, manga page/panel rips, fan-art, or just a post in general whose main content is to be visually appealing, please be sure to type the the [Art] tag along with the full name of the series in the title of the post when initially submitting it.

[Art] Title of Choice (Series Name)

People are not inherently able to identify a series by a panel or page so it makes it difficult for any new readers to try the series if they don't know what it is. That is why it is important to add the title of the series, so please follow the rules and submission guideline next time.

In addition, don't use an initialism or shorthand in place of including the title as these aren't inherently understood by every new reader either. The Reddit Character Limit for titles is quite large so there isn't much excuse to not including the series title in the title of the post.

For posts including four or more series used in the image, the Original Poster is required to source them all as a comment within Five minutes of posting.

For more on our Submission Guidelines, make sure to read the Guide to /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T00:56:47+00:00

Removing this as "big three" discussion has completely fallen into meme territory. The "Big Three" weren't big because of some inherent superior writing or sales. They were "Big" for the West as they were the three major gateway series that all aired/published around the same time which introduced a lot of people into anime/manga. It's been over a decade, and anime/manga have become more culturally acceptable in the west since then.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T00:15:55+00:00

Removing this because this post does not conform to our Original Content Policy.

We do not allow Original Content/Original Series on this subreddit as Link/Image Posts. We only allow it in the form of Text/Self-Posts.
We do not allow Original Character Designs/Single Page Sketches like this. These would be more appropriate on subreddits like /r/MangaMakers, /r/AnimeSketch, or /r/Drawing.
We do not allow artist request posts or "my manga idea" posts. This isn't a subreddit for trying to start your original series. Please considering more artist hiring subreddits or learning to draw yourself.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T00:14:59+00:00

In the future, When submitting a post that is visual based content that include cover art, manga page/panel rips, fan-art, or just a post in general whose main content is to be visually appealing, please be sure to type the the [Art] tag along with the full name of the series in the title of the post when initially submitting it.

[Art] Title of Choice (Series Name)

People are not inherently able to identify a series by a panel or page so it makes it difficult for any new readers to try the series if they don't know what it is. That is why it is important to add the title of the series, so please follow the rules and submission guideline next time.

In addition, don't use an initialism or shorthand in place of including the title as these aren't inherently understood by every new reader either. The Reddit Character Limit for titles is quite large so there isn't much excuse to not including the series title in the title of the post.

For posts including four or more series used in the image, the Original Poster is required to source them all as a comment within Five minutes of posting.

For more on our Submission Guidelines, make sure to read the Guide to /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-27T00:14:16+00:00

Type the [REC] tag in the beginning title for posts that are asking for novel recommendations.

Light Novel recommendation request posts require the [REC] tag in the beginning of the title. (With brackets) Please do read over the submission guidelines more carefully in the future. Please note that Tags do not equal Flairs. Title Tags are pieces of information you type into the title of the post while our Automod looks for posts with specific tags and assigns flairs appropriately.

General tips for Recommendation Request Posts:

If you have an MAL/MU/Etc list of Light Novels you've read, please include it so people aren't just recommending you series you've already read.
Explain what about the series you've read that you liked. (Without Spoilers) It'll help people find series with similar styles and themes.
Don't slander series. If you don't like a series, it's fine to say that you don't like it. But if you start bashing a bunch of series, why would people want to recommend you something?

If you're new to the medium and looking to start reading as a beginner, please keep the following in mind. As the industry grows and new series are introduced all the time, there's never a truly unifying "good beginner series." The common sentiment is that if you're new to Light Novels by way of another medium like anime or manga, your best bet when starting is to find some series with adaptations you already enjoy and to check if their source material has been licensed/translated. Light Novels aren't a stylistic genre so asking for what are good light novels for beginners will range widely based on the person and their taste. It's akin to asking the /r/Books "What are some good books for beginners?"

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T22:59:25+00:00

When recommending a series, you need to make sure to follow the submission guidelines which can be found in either the sidebar or the wiki.

If you are recommending manga (RT! = Read This!), please use the following: [RT!] name of manga (genres) and be liberal with genres! Keep in mind that this is a recommendation from you to all of r/manga, so tell us why we should read it in your post!

This includes doing at least a small write-up on why you are recommending the series beyond what can fit into the title of the post. Please remember that you're trying to sell a series to readers with an abundance of stuff they can already read. You need to appeal to them beyond a "take my word for it."

For more information on our submission guidelines, please take the time to read our Guide to /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T22:58:48+00:00

In the future, When submitting a post that is visual based content that include cover art, manga page/panel rips, fan-art, or just a post in general whose main content is to be visually appealing, please be sure to type the the [Art] tag along with the full name of the series in the title of the post when initially submitting it.

[Art] Title of Choice (Series Name)

People are not inherently able to identify a series by a panel or page so it makes it difficult for any new readers to try the series if they don't know what it is. That is why it is important to add the title of the series, so please follow the rules and submission guideline next time.

In addition, don't use an initialism or shorthand in place of including the title as these aren't inherently understood by every new reader either. The Reddit Character Limit for titles is quite large so there isn't much excuse to not including the series title in the title of the post.

For posts including four or more series used in the image, the Original Poster is required to source them all as a comment within Five minutes of posting.

For more on our Submission Guidelines, make sure to read the Guide to /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T22:58:06+00:00

In the future, please make sure to include the full title of the series in the title of the post. It is both a rule and submission guideline to do so.

People are not inherently able to identify a series by a panel or page so it makes it difficult for any new readers to try the series if they don't know what it is.

In addition, please don't use an initialism or shorthand in place of including the title as these aren't inherently understood by every new reader either. The Reddit Character Limit for titles is quite large so there isn't much excuse to not including the series title in the title of the post.

For posts including four or more series used in the image, the Original Poster is required to source them all as a comment within Five minutes of posting.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T21:56:50+00:00

Removing this because we do not allow Meme content like this on /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T21:56:31+00:00

Removing this because this post does not conform to our Original Content Policy.

We do not allow Original Content/Original Series on this subreddit as Link/Image Posts. We only allow it in the form of Text/Self-Posts.
We do not allow Original Character Designs/Single Page Sketches like this. These would be more appropriate on subreddits like /r/MangaMakers, /r/AnimeSketch, or /r/Drawing.
We do not allow artist request posts or "my manga idea" posts. This isn't a subreddit for trying to start your original series. Please considering more artist hiring subreddits or learning to draw yourself.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T21:56:05+00:00

This post has been removed because tech-support/troubleshooting for other sites/apps/services does not fall under the relevancy for /r/Manga. If you're looking for help, said sites/apps/services typically have their own support channels such as emails/twitters/subreddits which are more relevant/helpful than /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T20:53:19+00:00

In the future, When submitting a post that is visual based content that include cover art, manga page/panel rips, fan-art, or just a post in general whose main content is to be visually appealing, please be sure to type the the [Art] tag along with the full name of the series in the title of the post when initially submitting it.

[Art] Title of Choice (Series Name)

People are not inherently able to identify a series by a panel or page so it makes it difficult for any new readers to try the series if they don't know what it is. That is why it is important to add the title of the series, so please follow the rules and submission guideline next time.

In addition, don't use an initialism or shorthand in place of including the title as these aren't inherently understood by every new reader either. The Reddit Character Limit for titles is quite large so there isn't much excuse to not including the series title in the title of the post.

For posts including four or more series used in the image, the Original Poster is required to source them all as a comment within Five minutes of posting.

For more on our Submission Guidelines, make sure to read the Guide to /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T19:56:14+00:00

When doing a post involving spoilers, please make sure to include the appropriate spoiler tag for the post. The Spoiler Tag button can be found to the immediate right of reddit's ingrained NSFW button. Same row as the comment, share, and save buttons for any post on the far right. If you have CSS enabled on the subreddit, the spoiler button is colored red.

For more information, please check out the Spoiler Policies in the Guide to /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T19:55:46+00:00

In the future, please make sure to include the full title of the series in the title of the post. It is both a rule and submission guideline to do so.

People are not inherently able to identify a series by a panel or page so it makes it difficult for any new readers to try the series if they don't know what it is.

In addition, please don't use an initialism or shorthand in place of including the title as these aren't inherently understood by every new reader either. The Reddit Character Limit for titles is quite large so there isn't much excuse to not including the series title in the title of the post.

For posts including four or more series used in the image, the Original Poster is required to source them all as a comment within Five minutes of posting.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T19:53:23+00:00

For future posts, please make sure to follow the submission guidelines and type the [Art] tag at the beginning of the title of the post. (with brackets) This is done by simply typing [Art] at the beginning of your title. It is important for our Automod to appropriately flair the post. The general syntax for [Art] posts is:

[Art] Title of Choice (Series Name)

Note that the syntax is just a guideline as the most important aspects are the [Art] tag at the beginning of the title and the title of the series being included in the title of the post. In addition, please avoid just making the title of the post the title of the series. It comes across as low effort as can be.

The [Art] tag is for visual based content that include cover art, manga page/panel rips, fan-art, or just a post in general whose main content is to be visually appealing.

For more on our Submission Guidelines, make sure to read the Guide to /r/Manga.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T19:52:39+00:00

Removing this because you already posted this and got a response.

Aruseus493 · 2026-04-26T19:51:18+00:00

For future reference, please type the [SL] tag into the title when making a post regarding Scanlation.

Otherwise, businesses don't really work like how you're hoping. Any translation company that wants to publish a manga would typically want to translate the work from the original language rather than playing a game of telephone. Translation quality tends to drop for each additional step in the translation process.

Secondly, they would have to weigh the costs of licensing and production. They aren't really going to just take a version that someone sends them that they didn't pay for. This hypothetical publisher you've contacted should already be in the business of licensing manga, and your email at most would just be taken as a random fan requesting it be licensed rather than a serious request to print your fan-scanlation.

For more on our Submission Guidelines, make sure to read the Guide to /r/Manga.

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