Reborn as a Space Mercenary: I Woke Up Piloting the Strongest Starship! (Novel) Vol. 09
JUST LIKE MAGIC
Hiro and the gang get dragged into rescuing the daughters of an elf patriarch and receive a warm welcome from the elven home planet. The elves here are nothing like Hiro imagined—they know nothing of modern science and rely on magic rather than technology. As Hiro and the girls sample local delicacies, enjoy the sights, and get a crash course in elven fashion, they find that Hiro seems to wield a power much like the elves’ magic…
Series Overview: When Satou Takahiro is swept away from his ordinary life into the world of his favorite video game, a universe of space battles, interstellar colonies, and danger in the vastness of outer space awaits. Soon, he’s living as “Hiro” the mercenary, with a tricked-out spaceship and a babe on each arm! There are space pirates to fight, girls to rescue, and trouble to get into (and hopefully out of). Hiro is going to live his new life to the fullest!
Biographical Notes:
Ryuto is a Japanese writer best known for The 29-year-old Bachelor Lived Freely in a Different World and Reborn as a Space Mercenary: I Woke Up Piloting the Strongest Starship!
Tetsuhiro Nabeshima is a prolific manga artist and illustrator who has worked on titles such as Dog and Scissors (Inu to Hasami wa Tsukaiyō), May Your Soul Rest in Magdala, Dual Life, and Reborn as a Space Mercenary: I Woke Up Piloting the Strongest Starship!
Title Notes:
Isekai or “Transported to Another World” stories are very popular right now, but this series’ use of a science fiction world is a twist on the usual fantasy tropes of the genre.
Fiction with color inserts in the front of each volume and roughly a dozen black-and-white manga-style illustrations to complement 250-350 pages of text.
This book is a more self-indulgent “bachelor’s” take on spaceship adventures like Solo, Cowboy Bebop, and Firefly.
Seven Seas will publish both the light novel and manga of this series. This Adult title is rated Older Teen (15+).
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