Roman Man v18 – “My Novel – Persian Novel World” app for Android
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A novel or a long story is a narrative that is written in prose! If you look back at the past, you will see that novels have become one of the most important literary forms over the past 200 years. Many people are interested in buying and reading new novels by visiting bookstores just like in the past, but it is better to know that the Android operating system has made access to novels easier and free! Roman Man – Persian Novel World is the title of an Iranian application for accessing dozens of different novels, published by hawijapp for Android. This software helps you read your favorite novel completely for free at any time and place with its extraordinary database. All the novels available in this startup are placed in 8 different groups, and everyone can access them according to their taste. Customize the screen before starting to read and change the font size to enjoy a beautiful novel to the fullest. Don’t miss this Persian app and stay with us to download it in the following article.

Some features and capabilities of the Roman Man Android app:

  • Access to dozens of Iranian novels completely free of charge
  • Ability to read novels completely offline
  • Categorization of all novels in eight different groups
  • Bookmark your favorite novels
  • Ability to personalize the app environment according to your taste
  • View details and summaries of each novel
  • Share novels with your friends

The Roman Man application, with its diverse collection of features and capabilities for accessing Iranian novels, has received an extraordinary rating of 4.5 out of 5.0 from Google Play users with thousands of downloads. You can now download the latest original version of the app from the direct links on Usroid. This app has been introduced at your request, dear users.

* Fixed download problem for all users
* Comment section added again upon user request
* Ability to like and report other users’ comments

 

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