Why aren't novels that aren't in the buffer?

I may have misunderstood your question. Can you provide more context or specify the theme and genre of the novel you want to know so that I can better answer your questions?

I'm not sure which novels you're referring to. If you can provide the name of the novel or the author, I can try to provide you with a more detailed answer. Also, if you have any other questions, please feel free to let me know. I will try my best to answer your questions.

Maybe it's because of the lack of demand. If there aren't many people interested in a particular visual novel, translators might not see the value in doing the work.

Maybe it's because the style of fantasy novels aims for a more formal or archaic language to create a certain atmosphere.

Maybe it's because horror can be too intense for some people. Not everyone likes to feel scared or get those creepy feelings when they read.

There could be a few reasons. Maybe there aren't enough people submitting English novels to the site. Or perhaps the site's algorithms or curation process doesn't prioritize them. Also, it might be that English novels are available on other dedicated platforms.

One reason could be that creating HD visuals for visual novels requires a lot of resources and might not be cost-effective for some developers.

My answer may not be accurate enough. The speed at which web novels were updated depended on the author's update speed and the complexity of the novel's plot. Some authors may update slower and they may need to spend more time creating new plots and characters. Some authors might be more focused on the creation of the novel and put the speed of updating aside. In addition, the complexity of the novel's plot might also slow down the update speed. Some novels may have very complicated plots and backgrounds that require more time and energy to create and update. In short, the speed at which a novel was updated could vary due to many factors, and every author had their own creative plan and schedule. If you find that the novel you are interested in has not been updated, you can try to contact the author or the relevant novel website to check the update progress.

There are many reasons why a novel is incomplete. 1. The issue of copyright: A novel is a literary work. The copyright is usually held by the author or the publishing house. Sometimes, the author might not be able to publish the complete novel due to copyright issues, and could only publish a partial or abridged version. 2. Revise and continue writing: Some novelists may revise or continue their published works, resulting in incomplete content. 3. Unexpected Ending: Sometimes the author of the novel may have an accident in the process of writing, causing the novel to not be completed according to plan. 4. The reason for the publishing house: The publishing house may cut or modify the content of the novel for various reasons such as editing requirements, financial problems, etc. 5. Market demand: Some novels may change or cut content due to market demand, resulting in incomplete novels. It was common for a novel to be incomplete, but this did not mean that readers could not enjoy the complete content of the novel.

A good novel depended on one's personal preferences and reading needs. Different people have different requirements for novels. Some people like horror novels, some people like science fiction novels, some people like fantasy novels, some people like historical novels and so on. In addition, a good novel also depended on the plot, characters, worldview, and other elements of the novel. These elements required the author to carefully create and conceive in order to resonate with and like the readers. Therefore, there was no fixed standard to judge whether a novel was good or not. Only the readers could judge it according to their own preferences and needs.