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MF Bunko J Light Novel Newcomer Award えむえふぶんこじぇいらいとのべるしんじんしょう

Edition 11 (2015)

Light novelLiterary prize

Winners

4 people
Saku Katabami best award

Ray travels to a new continent dreaming of becoming a mercenary, but his contract with the legendary guild White Shield gives him not combat duty but management and logistics. To save an organization on the brink, he begins running a guild full of dreams and debt.

He must rebuild a legendary guild not with a sword, but with a ledger.

326 pages
guild managementfantasylogisticsgrowthfinancial recovery
つちせ八十五 つちせ はちじゅうご excellence award

A boy encounters zaru soba that somehow appears as an adorable being. With a premise that gleefully defies common sense, this unusual light novel drives forward through noodle-centered chaos and momentum.

From the single fact that zaru soba is cute, the world veers into strange motion.

295 pages
personificationcomedylight noveleccentric premisemomentum
Yusuke Ochiai おちあい ゆうすけ jury special prize

Arwin, the only human in a restaurant in a city ruled by a demon king, faces impossible demands from monsters and workplace crises. This otherworldly restaurant comedy follows his human ingenuity in a very nonhuman job.

In a workplace full of monsters, human quick thinking saves the kitchen.

294 pages
otherworld restaurantworkplace comedymonstersresourcefulnessretitled publication
Kousuke Akizuki honorable mention

Kyle lives in a world made up of ten floating cities until a girl named Vita falls from the sky. Through the power called the formula of play, which can rewrite the world's structure, the order of the sealed cities and the boy's longing for the sky begin to move.

A girl falling from the sky sets a closed world flying again.

325 pages
floating citiesboy meets girlworld rewritingskylight novel