Where to read digital light novels?

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Syncthing

Personally, I buy my books directly from the publisher where possible, but otherwise, I normally buy from Kobo. I then remove the DRM from them and use Moon+Reader on my tablet to read them. I also use syncthing so that I'm able to manage the files on my PC and have them sync to my tablet, since that makes it easy to get them on the tablet from my PC and allows me to organize them on a proper computer rather than trying to move files around using a touchscreen.

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Playbooks

The main sites for buying e-books in English would be Kobo, Amazon, B&N, and Google Play Books. All of them normally use DRM that makes it so that you can only read their books via whatever mobile app or PC application they provide or physical e-readers that they sell. That also means that if you lose access to your account (or that service goes away), you lose access to all of your books. Fortunately, for all four of those sites, it's possible to remove the DRM (FAQ here). Once you've removed the DRM and gotten an actual epub file that you can save and backup, you can then read it in whichever e-reader application or physical e-reader you want which supports e-pub files (which is almost all of them - some stuff from Amazon being pretty much the only exception).

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Overdrive.com

Oddly enough, your library might have lots of light novels. Just need to use the overdrive.com integration (I actually use a kobo, not a phone, haven't tried their phone app). Most libraries allow you to request a few books a month so why not.

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