Her mother ran a hotel, and her father was the chief of police. Though raised in such privileged circumstances, Watanabe developed a rebellious streak. It stemmed from her father's hot-tempered nature, which created a repressive environment during her childhood. Uninterested in inheriting the family business and yearning only to live freely on her own terms, Waka drifted aimlessly after high school before realizing returning to her hometown for work suited her best. But just as she finally resolved to take over the family business, a family tragedy struck—one that would upend her entire life plan?

After the end of the war between the races, the seventeen races established the experimental city of Myth, where all races can live together as equals. Years later, people of all races come to the famous marriage agency in this city, which claims to have a "100% client satisfaction rate." Anya, an cat-girl apprentice staff member, works day and night to help the mysterious and beautiful director, Donna, and the scruffy guidance counselor, Shaw, to bring couples together, no matter what race they may be. (Source: Dengeki Bunko, translated) *Note: Winner of the Silver Award in the 29th Dengeki Shousetsu Taishou.*

On her first day at her new school, Hanako Ochanomizu meets Saiichiro Kanda, a classmate and hairpin craftsman with godlike feminine charm. She falls in love with Kanda's godlike manner, and before she can confess her feelings, she ends up becoming his apprentice! A comedy filled with male craftsmen, including a Japanese umbrella maker, a hanten maker, and a Japanese confectionery maker!! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)