Three Days of Happiness

A masterpiece, with a very good idea and a very good ending. The title of the book is Three Days of Happiness but it doesn't describe those three days at all, because those three days of happiness are so joyful that no description is enough😇

I just finished reading the physical book today and I feel like there is a hole in my chest.

I read the novel in high school, it's really good

When I used to think wildly, I always looked forward to being rescued when I fell into the lowest point in life. Later I found out that this idea is sad and naive. Why should we expect someone to pay for a worthless self? Why should we still look forward to others when we hit the bottom? Have we completely lost expectations for ourselves? Miss Miyagi's portrayal somewhat shook my mind. The plot of a gentle beauty falling from the sky is obviously surreal and illogical, but when she is actually in the same room with you, puts her arm around your waist as your motorcycle passenger and takes pictures with you everywhere, gets soaked in the rain with you on rainy days, chats, dates, and lives with you, and finally sells everything to spend the last three days of your life with you. ----When Miaki's delicate brushstrokes presented bits and pieces before my eyes, Miss Miyagi seemed to be a real person, and even the matter of "being saved when she fell into a trough" became a happiness that could be expected and would suddenly happen one day.

I have read a lot of light novels, and this is the first work I have read by Master Miakiru. It is indeed a solid light novel expert. It feels very comfortable, the plot design is reasonable, and the core settings are well explained. It also fully expresses the author's concepts and views on the value of life and love. It is perfect!

Why do you think so? Selling life Whether it is abandonment, squandering or cherishing, it is in line with the instinctive self-identification mechanism of human beings to have it in one's own hands. Even if you are working in a factory, buried in an office building, or selling food on the street, before being controlled by AI, you have a sense of ownership and can be subverted. At least your thoughts can be disordered even if they are guided It's really scary, the Japanese However, perhaps, it is caused by the aftermath of post-war ideological trends and escaping from the world to protect the psychology.

I borrowed a friend's book to read a few novels by San Qiumin. This one is my favorite. It's very interesting.