Honestly, I haven't come across the term 'YP version' in relation to light novels. Maybe it's a local or niche term, or perhaps it's something specific to a particular publisher or series. But I can't give you a definite answer without more details.
A YP novel is typically a genre of fiction that focuses on young protagonists and their adventures or experiences. It often explores themes relevant to youth.
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The Shanghainese calling foreigners Yp probably referred to the contraction of YP, where Yp's Pinyin was youp. YP was a term often used on the internet to describe people who liked to have sex through erotic photos or videos. The use of this contraction may be due to its concise and clear expression, which is easy for people to understand and remember quickly.
No, there were many versions of light novels, including vertical and horizontal versions. However, because most light novels were in the form of short stories, vertical printing was usually easier to read than horizontal printing. In addition, some light novels were also printed vertically.
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There were two volumes of " Child of Light ", which were drawn by the manga artist Shen Shenyu. It was published by New Era Press in October 2012. The manga version was adapted from the fantasy novel of the same name by the Chinese web novelist Tang Sanshao. It told the story of a lazy teenager who chose to learn light magic because of his personality, but accidentally stepped on the wheel of fate and walked step by step towards the peak of the world. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!
The simplified Chinese version of light novels was much cheaper than the traditional Chinese version because the simplified Chinese version was translated and published by the publishing house itself, while the traditional Chinese version was translated into traditional Chinese by a Taiwan agent. Since the simplified Chinese version did not need to be translated and traditional like the traditional Chinese version, the cost was lower and the publishing house was usually more inclined to publish the simplified Chinese version to attract more readers. In addition, there may be some differences in typography and font between the simplified Chinese version and the traditional Chinese version, which also led to the difference in cost.
The Japanese light novel library version and the web version referred to the different versions that could be read on the online literature platform. Among them, the Bunka edition was a traditional format of Japanese online literature. It was published by a publishing house and readers could read it by buying physical books or online Bunka edition books. The web version was an online version that could be read through a web browser. There was no need to buy a physical book or a magazine to read it anytime, anywhere. Compared to the library version, the web version was more convenient and flexible in terms of reading experience. The readers could search, read, comment, and share the novel content online. At the same time, they could also make online payments and purchase other paid content. In addition, the web version also provided more reading options such as chapters, serial mode, etc. to meet the needs of different readers. It should be noted that there may be differences in content between the web version and the library version, especially in terms of copyright and translation. Therefore, readers should first understand the copyright status and translation quality of the work on different platforms to ensure the legitimacy and authenticity of the reading.
There were many translated versions of anime and light novels, and which one was better depended on one's personal preferences and reading preferences. Generally speaking, the quality of the translated version depended on the translator's English level, literary accomplishment, translation experience, and other factors. If you want to find a translation that suits your taste better, you can consider the following factors: 1. Translator's English level: English is a widely used language in anime and light novels, so it is easier to understand the version with a translator with a higher level of English. 2. Literature accomplishment: Whether the translator has sufficient literary accomplishment to ensure that the translated text conforms to the original literary style and language expression. 3. Translation experience: Whether the translator has enough translation experience to better understand the meaning and expression of the original text and ensure the accuracy and fluency of the translation. When choosing a translated version, you can also refer to the evaluations and recommendations of some authoritative translation evaluation agencies, such as "Douban Translator" and "imdb-translator".
Not necessarily. Pirated light novels may or may not be genuine light novels. Light novels are a combination of Japanese manga and novels, often published by a publishing house. If the light novel was published by a publishing house and the book was included in the list of legal light novels, then it might be a legal light novel. However, if the light novel was published by an illegal publishing house or the publishing house did not have a list of legal light novels, then it might not be a legal light novel. Therefore, to determine whether the light novel was a genuine light novel, one needed to check the publishing house that the novel belonged to or check whether the novel was in the list of genuine light novels.