Not a bad light novel. Unfortunately, it will probably remain incomplete forever. The story itself is not bad, but it is difficult to keep it interesting. It is definitely a combination of fantasy, comedy, slice of life, and romance (not mainly focus but could be seen in the volume). Also, I had already seen the anime several years ago, so I was waiting for the light novel to finish, but I was late for the announcement so I finally finished reading the incomplete novel. Story: I'll keep it short. As you might know, our MC, Seiya, is forced to save the amusement park, which isfull of magical beings such as fairies. The task given to him is a very difficult task. It is to bring a certain amount of people to the amusement park in order for the amusement park to escape from closing down. The story begins interesting, but I feel like the more I read, the more the story begins to lose interest but then the last volume starts to pick it up and it begins to become interesting, but at last no volume after that. However, the novel does a good job of focusing on different characters compared to the anime and adding comedy it made it even better. So, I wouldn't recommend focusing on the story too much but expect funny interaction between characters.

Characters: None of the characters are bad and each one of them has unique skills. For female characters, I like Sento. She is serious about her job but a very likable girl. But the characters I like are the three mascots. Every time they are mentioned, something is bound to make you giggle or laugh. This might be the reason why I still read the novel despite the story lacking.

Overall: In conclusion, it's a funny and sweet-light novel to read. I recommend reading when you have time to spare. Some of you might not like it because of the lack of interest but the comedy is good. My reason for reading isn't a comedy but the relationship between the MC, Sento, and the princess. Still, I enjoy it but most likely, I won't be rereading it.