I've read the translated chapters of the manga and the few chapters from the novel that have been translated.

Both are incredibly original and fun to read!

It's centered around a bulletin board to which all heroes and former heroes have access, and the conversations are written in forum format. You're following heroes and former heroes as they try to solve the problems they encounter, and in between learn about the pasts of the former heroes.

They include every hero plot imaginable, with a huge variety of hero companions and demon lords. Some... more>> heroes are summoned, often from some earth-like or 'Terran' world, of which way too many exist and all happen to be easy targets for hero summonings. Others are born in that world, either chosen ones or self-made heroes.

So here you have it, a story where princes, sages, priests, normal employees and students chat with each other.

I'd love to see this translated further. <<less

This is a fun novel where heroes of other worlds embrace some good internet culture like us. This makes me remember the good days of using 4 chan as a college student

I was hoping for something like Cultivation Chat group but this is very different. The formatting (not the site, but the story) is awkward. There was an influx of names right out the gate, and it may be my own personal prejudice, but the characters don't speak heroic. Their speech is very casual modern, which is odd considering they are heroes from all walks and times. I expected their speech and manners would vary, not be duplicates of one another.

Learned of this story through the fanfic "Hero Union Online (Worm/Hero Union BBS) " on Spacebattles.

Review:

Very light-hearted, moderately amusing, and so far enjoyable light novel. Didn’t make me laugh, but did make me smile. Hope someone picks the translation back up at some point. Unsure, how well the concept will hold up for longer stretches of time.