Slice of life/romantic comedy

>>8637115
you think we know who they are except that they are some poorly drawn toons with yellow faces?

>>8637115

. . .
Light novels?
They're pretty much manga/anime in (cheap) book form

>>8637115
>but I would love to see the stories in my mind and not drawn
why

>>8637115
Why is Ranma on here?

>>8637120
I tried searching them on google but I saw that everything is translated by fans on shitty websites
>>8637121
I don't dislike the drawings but I prefer my imagination

>>8637116
No I know that, but you can imagine what type of manga it is, it's a very comfy romantic comedy

>>8637124
It's better than Ranma

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>>8637141
>romantic comedy
https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/romantic-comedy

by romantic comedy they mean dumb chick lit though so imo reading it is a total waste regardless of your gender

The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima is literally what you are looking for.

>>8637178
I'll try that, thanks

actually read 'the waves' by virginia woolf
it's exactly a slice of life with romantic notions and stuff... :3

"Comedy of manners" and picaresque novels are the closest equivalents in western literature imo.

>>8637314
I will, thanks

A Moveable Feast. It will make you feel like an alcoholic living it up in Paris even though you're poor.

The Sorrows of Young Werther. It will make you feel like a punk little bitch hanging out in the countryside and pining for a girl.

>>8637337
>>8637354
Thanks, them don't seem very comfy though

>>8637365
most of what was suggested to you is not an easy read if you are not into literature

>>8637365
They are, in their own bittersweet ways.

Don't know what that chink shit is but for slice of life stuff I'd say Chekhov

>>8637412
goncharov's 'oblomov' :3

>>8637399
I am talking about the story, I knew a bit about The Sorrows of the Young Werther