#some publishers do do korean light novels but they're usually tied to some app and you can only read them on the app
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The junk thing about Japanese romance light novels in comparison to Korean light novels is that they lost sight of the romance at some point or another in the series. The female and male lead will take annoyingly long to get together and then it's just four extra books of their hijinks. Drags on unnecessarily. Always introducing new and quite frankly useless arcs. Korean light novels know how to do romance. There's an overarching plot, the leads get together, plot is resolved, end of series (if you don't include the side stories). It's a satisfying romance.
#rambles#BUT THEY ONLY TRANSLATE JAPANESE LIGHT NOVELS INTO ENGLISH#some publishers do do korean light novels but they're usually tied to some app and you can only read them on the app#which is USELESS to me#HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO READ THAT AT WORK BEING GLUED TO MY PHONE???#japanese romance light novels are all the same in regards romance#the female lead is in denial or completely oblivious or forever keeps denying the advances of the male lead#they try to make it a romcom all the time but ends up coming across boringly#the male lead will be totally into the female lead but the female lead will be like 'no he can't like me >///<'#'he's so cool and handsome and his status is too high >///////<'#ugh what a drag#where koreans are boring is that they use the same plot every time (at least in otome isekai)#'i was abused and neglected or otherwise chronically ill in my past life but now i'm the villainess omg!!!'#WHY ARE THEY ALWAYS THE VILLAINESS?#DO SOMETHING NEW#'my husband was neglectful and otherwise verbally abusive in my past life but now i went to the past and now i'm gonna make things right!'#japanese and korean light novels writers pls work together i beg of you#japanese light novels have unique plots but korean light novels do romance right#istg do i have to write everything myself?
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