
Am I the only one who thinks mangago has a limit to giving notifs now? It's been a month and the maximum of update I get in a day are 11 mangas, which half of them I no longer even read. So basically I'm reading 3-4 mangas in a day in the morning and night. I even accidentally pressed a manga I read and saw that it updated a few days ago and I didn't get the notif. I checked the date and it wasn't there in my list of notifis.

People who read novels, does reading novels that has been adapted to manga/manhwa/manhua hard to understand? English is not my first language and I've been postponing reading novels since 2019 but I've been thinking of doing it these days. I'm the type to want spoilers rather than wait for new updates. It gives me more thrill.
I want to know if novels use deep English where sometimes you can't understand it? Do they use a lot of references? I want to be prepared and probably ask for some sites where I can read, or apps too.

Hi, light novel reader here, but maybe I'm not the best one to ask about this since I've been reading English books since I was a kid, still, there are some things I still don't understand when it comes to English so what I do is search for its meaning, whether it is a phrase or word.
Ik AI is hated a lot in the comics community but I use Gemini AI or ChatGPT to explain things for me and most of the time, it helps me a lot to digest the words used in the story.
Best of luck, comrade~

it depends. There are webnovels that are machine-translated and literally kills my brain cells when I try to read it lol. But yah, if you are able to find official translations for that novel that would be good, but there are fan translations that are also decently translated :)
Recently, I've been reading Under the oak tree on n o vellive . c o m (just remove the spaces) and so far, I can say that they do have good collection.

Hello! Thanks for replying. I have a question tho. I'm not too familiar with novels so what's the difference between light and web novel? Was light the scratch an author has made for a story and web is the official? And I want to know some recommendations for reading sites or apps. Something that's easy to use, not much ads and doesn't require money.

I've always done that since I started reading a long time ago but it's different with novels. Sometimes one sentence has too many words I can't comprehend or even the whole sentence doesn't make sense for me so it's a hassle to search everytime. But I have free time now and I hope I don't get too impatient when I'm reading. Anyhow, reading novels can actually be good for improving my English vocabulary since I'll probably go to Canada after college.

Good day~ I suggest just reading like the first commenter because there's really not too deep words in translated light novels but if it's not understandable, just use urban dictionary or asking AI, like, really.
I don't get american jokes due to culture but I am trying to read this one book about jokes and I really can't get it so I use it and it's been helpful.

light novels are basically japanese novels (like attack on titan, bsd, death note) while web novels are novels that are published online and youll most likely find the adapdated manhwas in that category. i do not know much reading sites (because i read offline) but the most known site is probably novelupdates, novelbin, webnovel(theres an app version of this too) Yes you can create an account but i dont know about the notifications and updates because i dont have it.

A light novel is like a Japanese media mainly targeted towards young adults, it also has a few pictures/illustrations usually in black in white. Light novels are usually short and easier to understand. Web novels is just novels but posted online.
I recommend novelupdates to read but i think it mainly contains Japanese, korean, and chinese novels that are translated. Just make an account then you can access links where you can read it ^^ sometimes tho if its been officially translated it wont show i dont rlly know where you can read western novels for free so I'll leave that to someone who actually knows.

It was like hell for me for the past week. I couldn't read on mangago and I felt like I just gone detoxing, like I stopped smoking cigarettes after getting addicted. Half of the users in mangago probably can't access this site right now. If anyone wants help, go download VPN rn and set it to France (Paris). That is the most fastest speed of server that can access mangago rn. I'm so glad I tried different countries. I even had to watch many ads because of it.

So I tried to download VPN because asia server is not working, and I used it to read for a couple of weeks. Now it's the same, I use VPN and it errors, telling me the file won't load just like the asia server. Someone please help me I'm dying to read Between the stars 2 NEW UPDATES

That usually happens. You would need to get a subscription to continue using their VPN. Since I've used VPN's multiple times to watch movies and such, Can get draining when I have to continuously find difficult vpns. And sometimes they'll just ask you to get their subscription straight up. Idk if there's a VPN that'll let you use it forever for free, so you might just need to use a different sight.
And if you're paying subscription for it, uh. Thats a different story. I've never had that problem because I'm cheap asf. So you might overall just need to contact their customer service for the VPN or smth.

Why was there an ad at the bottom... Don't tell me... No mangango, BRING ME BACK MY OLD MANGAGO WHERE THERE WAS STILL A REPORT BUTTON AND NO UPLOAD CHAPTERS BUTTON THAT DOESN'T GET INTERRUPTED BY TRASHY TRANSLATIONS!!! BRING ME BACK THE DELETED MANHWAS THAT ARE REPORTED!!! BRING ME BACK!!!ヽ(`Д´)ノ(/TДT)/ (╯°Д °)╯╧╧

Does anyone know where I can learn about cultivation or martial arts in a manhua? Like manhuas that educate about that. If it's BL, much better. I've always wanted to join in the fandom of MDZS, HOB, and SVSSS, Dumb Husky and his White Cat Shizun but I've read MDZS like 3 times and I still never understood anything. I'd like to know more about it before joining in the fandom.

Hmm, I’m not really sure about a manhua that would explain cultivation in manhuas? But if you’re willing to friend me on discord or something, I have the physical copies of some of those books, which have a glossary in the back that explain cultivation terminology, or I could help explain it :) No pressure tho

I'm sorry for the late reply. I don't have a discord and even if I had I wouldn't know how to use it. I appreciate the offer though! I wouldn't want to bother you in explaining too much information to me. It's gotta be a long typing then. But if it's okay, I want to learn some terms that they use. For example:
1. Cultivation(I still don't fully understand how it works)
2. Qi
3. Something to do with cores? Idk
4. Realms, Heavenly Realms(I don't get the difference of these. Especially when they need to 'ascend' to reach this)
5. Ascension(I feel like there's a lot of levels they need to go through)
6. Meditation
Those are some basic terms I always read. I want to learn terms like these so I don't have to search their meaning everytime to understand the story. If you know any more I'd love to listen!

Alright here we go (sry if it’s long, i got carried away T-T):
1. Cultivation is basically spiritual practices/martial arts where people who practice cultivation are trying to “understand the will of the universe” (be more connected to the universe ig you could say?), obtain personal strength (martial arts), and extend their lifespan (cultivators often live longer). — Just think of it as martial arts that makes you strong and live young for longer.
— There are traditionally 9 stages to (Chinese) cultivation, but some manhuas/books simplify it. The closer the stage to “heavenly tribulation”, the closer to godhood (immortality) the cultivator is. There’s:
- Qi condensation/qi refining
- Foundation establishment
- core formation/golden core
- Nascent Soul
- Deity transformation
- Great ascension
- Heavenly tribulation
2. Qi is the spiritual aura that cultivators have. It’s like, “spiritual energy.” It’s basically the force that gives cultivators their supernatural powers. You channel your qi to different part of your body through natural pathways (I don’t really understand it either, since it’s part of Chinese medicine).
— Oh ok wait I found something to help explain it better: Qi is the energy in all living things. There is both righteous and evil/poisonous qi. Cultivators absorb qi from the natural world + refine it within themselves to improve their cultivation base (how much qi a cultivator can use) — usually you’ll see locations like caves or forests or mountains as good places for cultivators to make cultivation progress bc there’s so much qi.
— Qi can be imbued into objects to make lethal weapons or sent out to do a powerful blast of energy. You might see some books where the cultivator inputs qi into an instrument while playing and it affects the enemy or something. Qi can also be used to make the senses stronger and give cultivators a ~spidey sense~
3. Cores or golden cores are basically formed during the “golden core” stage in cultivation. It forms in the lower dantian (behind the bellybutton) and is the internal source of power for a cultivator. In some books/manhua, you might see a cultivator detonating their golden cores to kill an opponent, but it’ll usually end up with the cultivator dead so… A core’s destruction/removal is basically permanent (and makes the cultivator a regular human who can’t utilize qi anymore), and it can’t be recultivated. Basically, if you lose your golden core, you’re life’s work is down the drain and you can’t ever get it back.
4. I’m not really sure how to explain “realm”? It’s basically like, a section of the world? Like heaven would be a realm (usually in the sky), mortal realm is earth, and so on. For most stories I know, the heavenly realm is where the gods are. As a cultivator (a mortal trying to ascend to godhood), once you get through the last stage of qi cultivation (heavenly tribulation) where you face a huge challenge (usually a bunch of lightning bolts or something big like that), you can ascend to heaven, where the gods are at, and you become a god. Oh and if you fail, apparently you lose ur cultivation (rip)
— Basically, when you ascend, you go from mortal to god, and you now reside in the heavenly realm. In the heavenly realm, you usually aren’t allowed to go back down to the mortal realm without permission from like, the supreme god (or the heavenly emperor). That’s why, in some stories, you might see them mention that some godly cultivator ascended and they never heard from them again.
5. Oh uhhh I accidentally explained that above already 0.0
6. Meditation is usually where a cultivator will go into a deep trance-like state where they either circulate qi to heal themselves (this can also be used between two ppl where one person puts their hands on the other’s back and transfers qi) or for them to close themselves off from the world to practice their qi and become closer to godhood. Sometimes someone who’s meditating has to be protected bc they cant sense anything from the real world.
Lmk if you have any other questions :)
Sooo I'm very curious how a top omega and a bottom alpha build a family? Because in Kiraide Isasete, the daughter is an alpha, and the guy she likes is an omega. This is different from Love is an Illusion tho, the girl does not have penis(I think?). So, a female alpha who does not have a penis and a male omega. How does it work???
Omegaverse is not a fixed concept. Every author makes their own spin on it
It depends on the story, it could be anything. I even saw at least one story where everybody (even alphas) could get pregnant. And they could also not have children at all, not all omegaverses have them.
As for female alphas, in some stories they have a penis, in some they have a clitoris that can enlarge, in some it's not mentioned so I assume they could have nothing 'male-like' at all.
So yes there are infinite possibilities based on the world-building