Why aren't there any other LNs as readable, believable, and engaging as MT?

>believable

>>281255034 (OP)
can you make a mt thread that isn't just some shitty bait?

>>281255034 (OP)
in the land of garbage, the pile with less shit is king

>>281255034 (OP)
>readable, believable, and engaging as MT?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>281255294
You're mentally ill

>>281255034 (OP)
>LNs
>readable

>>281255064
please understand, nobody will reply to him if he's not obvious.

I'd imagine anyone with any writing talent writes real books instead.

>>281255555
You sound underage

>>281255555
>Real book, but it's like anime
Back to light novel

>>281255034 (OP)
>LNs
With mass adoption of machine translation tools, it has become a medium inaccessible to those who don't know Japanese.

>>281255555
this, light novels are literally fanfiction(.net) tier

>>281255646
But you'll watch their animated adaptations

>>281255555
The market for all genres is absolutely inundated with books. Everyone today can write some story and self publish it. I've seen people who write one cheap throw-away smut novel for women each month, put it onto Amazon/Kindle, sell maybe a thousand for 5 bucks and live a comfortable life that way.

>>281255034 (OP)
Shut up.

>pedophile redemption story
>believable

all these MT threads feel very organic and genuine, I am now convinced MT is a groundbreaking and popular anime

>>281255034 (OP)
this but the countrary

>>281255034 (OP)
>another MT bait thread
was the last one dying not enough, faggot?

>>281255056
fp

>mud shit poo crapsei

>>281256147
I was hoping anons would post their favourite LNs.

>>281255034 (OP)
Thanks for the reminder, i gotta continue the Kino No Tabi LN's.

>>281256897
The anime is already 9/10. Is the LN as great?

>readable, believable, and engaging as MT?
Nice bait

>>281256939
After reading ten volumes, im surprised they were able to adapt some of the stories so well in 2003. Many stories would be impossible to adapt, like the newspaper story. It is absolute, pure kino overall. In many ways its darker and more harsh. Hermes for example is near psychopathic, it is a motorbike after all. It only cares about who will ride it. The other characters that are introduced, like Kino's master and the dude with the sword are great contrasts to Kino. Kino wants to continue her journey, the dude wants to find a country to live in. Kino tries to find ways around conflict, the dude thinks that all they're good for is murder. You're doing yourself a great disservice if you don't at least try reading it. Many of the stories pop into my head in daily occurrences.
I like how as a writer they don't focus on creating a dilemma; they think that a good story creates an interesting dilemma by itself. I love that viewpoint, and i think they're right. Frankly, its so good that i've put off reading it for a year now since i dont want it to end. A journey does imply an end, after all.

>>281255056
yes

>>281257831
damn and here I thought you were just gonna let this one die and make another one.

>>281255110
true enough