Content & Copyright
How LumiList handles content, attribution, and your copyright concerns.
Last updated: July 25, 2026
What LumiList Is
LumiList is a reading-tracking tool. It does not host, mirror, cache, republish, or serve any novel text, chapter content, or copyrighted artwork from any source.
What LumiList Actually Does
- Checks publicly available update information from novel hosting platforms (Royal Road, Scribble Hub, WuxiaWorld, Webnovel, and MVLEMPYR.IO) on a regular schedule
- Records metadata only — novel title, chapter number, and a timestamp of when a new chapter was detected
- Notifies users when a novel they follow has a new chapter available
- Links users directly back to the original hosting platform to read that chapter
Reading always happens on the original source. LumiList never displays, stores, or transmits the underlying chapter text, translated content, or licensed artwork of any tracked novel. Cover images shown on LumiList, where present, are pulled from the source platform's own public preview data (e.g. Open Graph metadata) for identification purposes only, in the same way a search engine or RSS reader displays a page preview.
Relationship to Source Platforms
LumiList is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated on behalf of Royal Road, Scribble Hub, WuxiaWorld, Novel Updates, Webnovel, or MVLEMPYR.IO. All novel content, translations, and chapter releases remain the property of their respective authors, translators, and publishing platforms. LumiList's role is limited to indexing publicly available update timestamps and directing readers to those platforms.
Copyright Concerns / DMCA
If you are a rights holder and believe LumiList is displaying, linking to, or referencing content in a way that raises a copyright concern, please contact us and we will review and respond promptly:
Contact: [email protected]
Please include: the work in question, the URL on LumiList where it appears, and a description of your rights in the work.
Our Commitment
LumiList exists to help readers keep track of series they already follow across multiple platforms — not to provide, replace, or substitute access to the underlying reading experience, which always remains with the original publisher or platform.