Although HP itself is a fairy tale, the fandom will more or less have a fairy tale atmosphere, but this one is particularly outstanding. It doesn't seem to have very intense conflicts or very distinct character portrayals, but it has a warm atmosphere.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas combines elements of food very naturally, with a fairy tale-like world view. It is a fantasy food novel that I like very much.
I really like Queque and The King. Many cub-raising articles will highlight the love of the surrounding people for the cub protagonist or the protagonist's healing of the adults around him. However, this book has both elements but does not deliberately highlight them. The fairy tale atmosphere is very natural. After reading several novels by the author, no matter what the subject matter, there is a warm atmosphere lingering in the advancement of the plot and daily embellishments.
+1 For the serialization period. I really like some of the descriptions of food in it. However, I feel that the plot and food are a bit disconnected in the middle period. The overall writing and atmosphere creation are still good.