I saw the title, paused, thought, "That's Dahlia's friend, right? OH MY F-ING GHOD!!! want want want want and clicked the link to open the topic and check and make sure.

So, um, yeah.
Count me in.

Admittedly, if it weren't for the most recent pre-pub posting, I wouldn't be reacting quite this way.
But it made it clear that fashion is her geek.
I can get into that.
Stories about creative people getting into the stuff they create, I really enjoy. (Provided the author has done their research properly...)

@Terrence
You can safely remove “Seinen” because that’s a manga demographic.

The artist is “Gaou”. I’m not familiar with many V-Tubers but his profile in the back of the book does indeed mention designing Minato Aqua. They also have an artbook out:

Selfie Girl cover

@leopard-2-9jjbqp1

It's a shame it gets so little attention.

J-Novel Club is now doing DRM-Free manga so it's a good time to remind people that this spin-off is still unlicensed.

@Tenome said in The girl who ate a death god / 死神を食べた少女:

J-Novel licensed Death's Daughter and the Ebony Blade, which sounds almost identical enough to this story that it borders on plagiarism... So we'll probably never get this one. Oh well.

Hmmm I only read the beginning of Ebony Blade but those two are fairly different. Only because we have two female MC and a death god doesn't mean it is a carbon copy. Oh and by the tone of what I read I see Ebony blade more as a happy go lucky kind of thing (I remind that I did not read it fully till now) and you can consider "the Girl who ate a Death God" as dark fantasy.

Seems nice and the art style is beautiful. Please license it.

To be fair, those two are relatively unknown series whereas Expelled From Paradise, IIRC, had a bit of advertising when it was released a few years ago, has mecha and more importantly, fanservice.

Spotlight time! A friendly bump to an older post that hasn't had any recent conversation in order to draw attention to it.