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One last thing: Is the romance integrated the exact same way in the LN as it is in the game? Probably not so like, how is it conveyed there? Is it something woven throughout, or is it rather backloaded like how the game did it? Would you be okay with the romance to be a constant, if background, element?
On that note: From the ENG TL notes, they noted that they wrote in Nanashi forgetting to call Misane Misane-chan as an out to not have to use honoriffics all the time. The LN, I presume, has Nanashi call her that all the time. Does anyone react to that, and how does Misane explain herself?