Yen Press Three Days Of Happiness

I am rarely attracted to modern literature because of its jargon, lack of values, and incomprehensible messages. The authors of the newest works often forget what the book is for and what message it should carry to society. It is our teacher, guide, advisor... We can go on and on. When you open a volume of classic foreign literature and read it, you will see there what modern works lack... Today I want to tell you about this wonderful book. The beginning of the novel takes place when the main character decides to sell his life. Then we get to watch as Kusunoki spends the last 3 months of his life. There is nothing unusual about the plot. It's already been written about, but I want to draw your attention to the way Sugaru Miaki presents the story. He doesn't focus much on the very process of selling life, time, and health, only mentioning them as an important part of the beginning of the development of the story. Also the love line, I think is underdeveloped, but it plays a secondary role in this work, so it does not matter. As the author himself wrote this book is not about love. It is about the lives of losers like Kusunoki and how the fate of such people changes under the influence of various circumstances. It is an amazing book that makes us think about life, about who we really are, whether we are moving in the right direction, whether we have chosen the right profession to pursue our dreams and whether we have a true purpose. Kusunoki lived as a hermit with no friends. By the age of 20, he had lost his ability to learn and simply drifted with the current. He worked a crappy job, earning a pittance. One day, selling his books at a used bookstore, he received an offer to sell his life. Our hero has doubts, but decides to take this step. Each of his actions in the aftermath had its resonance in the future. He wrote his own destiny, gradually understanding life itself and its charms, which he had not noticed before. Interestingly, there is nothing superfluous in this book. Every encounter, every action carried meaning and gradually changed Kusunoki. I also liked some of the quotes present in the text. "Striving to win condemns you to defeat. Try to admit defeat and find some good in it - you'll save yourself from disappointment." Many people won't understand the true meaning of the book at first. It should be reread and it is after re-reading you will look at the work with different eyes. I recommend it for reading.

I thought it was a manga but it was a light novel, still proud that it was the light novel cuz it was better than the manga it absolutely changed my way of thinking about happiness and what true happiness. I realy recommend this light novel it was my first one and I really like it

I originally read Three Days of Happiness in the manga format. I cannot appropriately describe in words how deeply I have felt the emotions that arise in this story and how much it means to me.

10/10 Ich bin kein großer Buch Mensch und als ich mich dann entscheiden sollte zwischen dem Manga und dem LN, tendierte ich erstmalig mir die mangas zu holen. Zum Glück tat ich das nicht! Dieser LN ist so unfassbar gut geschrieben. Das pacing der Handlungen ist super die characters super geschrieben und das Ende ist einfach nur… wow…!! So ein super Ende mit so vielen Twists. Anders als bei dem Manga, kann der Author ganz spezifisch auf bestimme Eigenschaften und Handlungen der Characters eingehen. Holt euch zu erst den Novel und dann die mangas.

Primera vez que leo algo de esta autora y de verdad que es una auténtica maravilla, dadle una oportunidad porque en un sólo volumen te hace sentir más que muchas obras que duran 30 volúmenes.