Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen Chapter 31 Discussion

Volume 31 = Part 5 Volume 10 (Unfortunately MAL does not support values other than a running number).
The volume is now fully available on J-Novel Club's PrePubs.

The prologue, epilogue and side stories take around 50% of the volume, but I guess it can't really be helped since there's so much going around in different places and not everything can be written from Rozemyne's perspective.

But @Stark700 managed to make a thread for Volume 1 (not Chapter 1) and @TheMidnightWolf managed to make threads for Part 3 Volume 1/2/3/4. Did MAL ruin a function of their forums or did they do something special?
https://myanimelist.net/manga/86119/Honzuki_no_Gekokujou__Shisho_ni_Naru_Tame_ni_wa_Shudan_wo_Erandeiraremasen/forum?topic=episode

@Hurwitz I did not use the pre-template they have for making polls but just made a general discussion thread. It is a shame that for light novels they do have have the option to put volume instead of chapter. For future ones you might prefer to make a general discussion thread so people don't get confused by the title.

I do not subscribe to J-Club but I'm excited for the e-book to release officially next month! I'm not surprised there's so much in terms of side stories, I do appreciate the other perspectives, even though Rozemyne is usually the most interesting.

@TheMidnightWolf Well, the side stories are actually not like those slice of life like side stories you see in other novels. The only reason they're called side stories is that the main story is written from Rozemyne's perspective, but in this volume there are a lot of events that take place when she's not around.

BTW, you don't have to purchase a paid membership on J-Novel to get the weekly releases. If you preorder the next volume you also get access to the weekly parts at no additional cost. It's better to purchase directly from J-Novel, rather than other eBook stores (e.g. Amazon) because the eBooks on J-Novel sometimes have some extra illustrations and are also DRM-free.