Are there any popular 'isekai ryouri battle light novel' series?

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many different stories within this type of light novel. Generally, 'isekai' often involves being transported to another world, and 'ryouri battle' might imply battles related to cooking or food in that other world. So it could be about a character who gets sent to a different realm and uses cooking skills in battles.

I'm not aware of any extremely popular ones specifically named 'isekai uncle' right off the bat. However, there are so many isekai light novels out there that it's possible there could be some that feature an uncle - like character prominently. Maybe there are some niche or emerging ones that are starting to gain a following among isekai fans.

One popular 'isekai shihai light novel' series is 'Overlord'. In this series, a powerful gamer is transported to a fantasy world where he has incredible abilities and begins to build his own empire. Another is 'Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World'. The protagonist Subaru has to face numerous challenges in a strange new world and has the unique ability to return by death. And 'That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime' is also well - known. The main character is reincarnated as a slime and gradually gains power and influence in the new world.

One popular 'isekai antihero light novel' series is 'Overlord'. In it, the main character is an anti - hero who gets transported to a new world and uses his knowledge and power from the real world in rather self - serving ways at times. Another is 'Konosuba', where the protagonist Kazuma has many anti - hero like qualities as he tries to survive in the isekai world while being lazy and often more concerned with his own well - being than being a traditional hero. And 'Re:Zero' also has elements of this, with Subaru having to face his own flaws and make morally ambiguous choices in the isekai setting.

I'm not aware of any specific 'prostitute isekai light novel' titles that are widely known. This might be a rather niche or inappropriate concept for a mainstream light novel, as it involves sensitive and unethical themes. Most light novels focus on more positive and ethical themes like adventure, magic, and friendship.

Another one could be 'Konosuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World!'. It's a comical take on the isekai genre. The main character dies a rather embarrassing death and is reincarnated in a fantasy world. It's full of humor as the characters are all quite quirky and their misadventures in the new world are really entertaining.

The popularity of 'arafoo kenja no isekai light novel' might be restricted to specific regions or language - speaking communities. For example, it could be highly popular in its country of origin but not so much in other parts of the world. Also, the release of an anime adaptation, if any, can significantly boost its popularity, but I'm not sure if this novel has one.

There's no easy answer to whether it's popular. Popularity can vary depending on different factors. In the world of light novels, marketing also plays a big role. If the publisher has promoted it well, it might have reached a wider audience. Also, word - of - mouth is important. If early readers found it amazing and recommended it to others, it could have gained popularity. However, without more information on things like its availability in different regions, the number of translations, and its presence in popular bookstores or online platforms, it's hard to determine its overall popularity.

There doesn't seem to be any highly popular 'fox light novel' series that are on the top of everyone's list. But in the vast world of light novels, there are always new and emerging works. It could be that a 'fox light novel' series is just starting to develop and build a following. Some factors that might contribute to its lack of widespread popularity could be the relatively narrow focus on a fox - related theme compared to more common light novel themes like high school romances or epic fantasy battles. Also, the marketing and distribution of such a niche - themed light novel might not be as extensive as those for more mainstream themes.

I'm not aware of a specific 'prince light novel' series that is extremely popular across the board. But there could be some niche ones that are popular within certain groups of light novel readers.