Huh? What Do You Mean I Reincarnated as a Wheelchair Shop Clerk?

After reading it for a while, I felt that this was not a story with a happy theme. But a good, nuanced piece of work. If you can accept that this protagonist does not have enviable good luck, does not have the talent to stand out from the crowd, or even has the ability to survive independently, but is just a confused and cowardly disabled person. Then I'm sure it won't disappoint. Reincarnation in another world, this imaginative label, can always arouse people's fantasies about magic and swords, struggles and legends, joy and friendship - but these have nothing to do with her. At the beginning of the story, Lulu's anchor point called "home" was torn apart by the war, and her dreams and life were unfortunately taken away. Brokenness is the initial tone, and this strange sense of fragmentation at the beginning is indeed the initial support. As a gimmick in my reading, I felt that the protagonist's desire to live was just a blank instinct, and that moving forward in life was not smooth sailing. However, while reading, I found that Lulu was actually slowly piecing together her life, from revolt to adaptation, and in the process of transforming her sad melody into plainness. I think what she carefully holds in her arms from now on will definitely be a heartwarming story. I hope her life's journey can warm people's hearts. This is a book with potential.

It feels a little bit Japanese, but it reduces a lot of unnecessary dialogue or mental activities, so it won't be tiring to read. The writing style is relatively delicate, and the words and sentences are not like those of a newcomer. Overall, it is a type that makes people read. The narrative perspective is first person, which means that the sense of immersion will be much stronger. Correspondingly, the disadvantage is that the characterization is weaker, especially the male protagonist (probably the male protagonist), who has not performed outstandingly so far. However, the author said that there will be more additions in the future, so look forward to it. The world view of this novel is unfolded step by step. At the beginning, the focus is only on a disabled girl, and at the same time, it is mixed with a lot of memories. While shaping the character, it also shapes the overall world view. I am still very optimistic about this writing mode. As of now, the content is still very attractive to me. It is content that I am willing to update. I personally give it a 4.5/5. I hope the author will continue to work hard. In addition, the author himself said that he has 600,000 words in the manuscript. It is recommended to update it [Blow kiss] What do you mean? Why was it removed from the shelves? Continued on March 3, 2026 It's been more than a month. Isn't it really impossible to save her? 🥺

After all, it is a special book that writes tragic stories in warm and happy language. It's a pity that the knight died. I don't know if anyone has read Reincarnated Elf but Goblin Lair (probably called this). The protagonist of this book is a goblin like the knight, a time traveler, and also has a cherished mother. Even though the situation is terrible right now, there is still hope. This feeling is special. It is also interesting to experience the progress of civilization from the perspective of a small person. Also, let me ask how many children the protagonist will have 😏

Yes, yes, this is a Japanese light novel😋 wheelchair protagonist It looks very comfortable and gives me a faint feeling of death. After watching the emotional scene between the protagonist and the male protagonist, I felt that the corpse was so warm that it was about to ascend to heaven😇

The style of Japanese light novel is not the traditional upgrade of fighting monsters, it is more daily life, the plot is fresh, the beginning is a bit dark and sad, and the story of the heroine's second life from misfortune to happiness is a bit astringent. There is no problem if you change, but if you marry, it depends on your personal acceptance.

Readers who keep up to date with the latest progress of this book. As a person who pursues pure "story", I am actually not sensitive to the tag reaction of specific themes, so my evaluation will throw away the keywords related to attributes such as "TS" and "different world", and share my views on "Counter Girl" purely from the perspective of the story. The charm of "Counter Lady" lies in its delicate female characterization and excellent story setting. Let's talk about characterization first. Why do I emphasize that it's a female character? Because I want to start by attacking the portrayal of male characters in this book. At this stage, the male protagonist Joel is really a bit too submissive and lacks courage. Although gentleness and strength are also the characteristics he currently displays. I also believe that the follow-up part will complete and supplement the role of Joel, but at the moment I cannot feel the will and charm of this character. So how do you embody the charm of a character? In my understanding, to achieve this, the author should present the characters' dreams and hopes to readers, then deprive them of everything they have in tragedy, and finally gain their own happiness after experiencing repeated choices and losses in despair. Therefore, everyone will find that Lulu, Colletti, Alice, and the daughter of Baron Wallace who will appear later, will be some of the most lovable characters in the existing plot: they have all lost their cherished treasures, but they were not broken by sadness, but bravely made their own choices. These parts that reflect the growth of the characters are the source of my pleasure in reading novels. Let's briefly talk about the story setting. In fact, I struggled with the terms "story setting" and "plot design" for a while, but after repeated consideration, I chose the former. Another thing I like about "The Counter Lady" is that in the short-term plot advancement, the author has buried quite a few introductions that can be used to extend the world view of the entire story. At the same time, when advancing the plot, he will be more inclined to use unconventional methods that readers cannot easily predict but are indeed traceable to resolve conflicts and contradictions in the story. When necessary, he can also adjust the writing style and introduce and explain events in a more "escape" way. Because of these "unusual" points, I was quite happy while watching "The Counter Girl".

I really like this writing style with long flow and inner monologue. It feels like a light novel. But in my opinion, the heroine's feelings for the hero are still a bit abrupt? The incident that almost legitimately established the bond will be described by the author later. All in all, it is in line with my preferences. I will always urge you to update this novel [top post] [top post] [top post]

I really like this kind of novel that has its own ideas. The story does not fall into a clichéd narrative. The author is more like a calm observer and recorder, allowing the characters to live independently. The plot is therefore real and perceptible, and the waves arise on their own. The writing style is also very unique. I have read so many novels, but this style is rare. It feels very comfortable to read, like the spring breeze blowing on the face, making people want to read it in one sitting.

It has a very Western fantasy writing habit. First-person Western fantasy novels are rare. I have only been reading two of them. The author is very attentive. The settings and characters are very good from now on. I just don't know how the ending will be completed. What kind of foreshadowing I haven't seen yet. I'm looking forward to it (´∀`)♡

It is a novel with a light novel flavor. Although it has many bad points: it contains elements of marriage change, the protagonist's life is too miserable, some plots are too preachy, and the plot is too classic and cliche, but still, as a novel, it is interesting enough. It is also one of the few novels in Tomato that I can evaluate as having a light novel flavor. It is enough.