Three Days of Happiness

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On days like the summer festival or Christmas, to keep our parents from worrying, we'd go out and waste time together; on days with parent-child activities and class visits, we'd pretend to get along.

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That may be," Miyagi said. "At any rate, if you want my opinion, meeting Ms. Himeno would be a waste of time. It would only spoil your memory of her." It was the summer when I was ten. Himeno carrying her bag thrown into the garbage dozens of times, and I wearing shoes with many a cut made by scissors, we sat on the stone steps of a shrine reddened by the sunset, waiting for something. Well, at least not the protagonist has the money. Surely they will actually be put to some use, right? Nope, the protagonist continues to act poor even though he has literally just 30 days of life left. At some point he starts to literally throw the money out. Why did you even make the exchange in the first place my dude? What was the point? Or is this another “hurr durr there was no point because le depression”? It’s so tiring. It really makes me think the lifespan exchange is there just so the protagonist can kill themselves without the novel having to mention suicide. Cowardice. This novel is a realistic depiction of human life. We all believe we are special and we will achieve great things in life. We have objectives in life. But imagine a scenario where we were unable to accomplish anything. Now we have no choice but to hope. It’s human nature to hope somebody something good might happen. That hope ignites our will to live.Hello, I am Dragneel, admin of DragneelClub. I love watching anime, reading manga, and novels. I love reading novels more, especially the web novel. That's why you are going to see a lot of novel articles from me. I don't remember what the results of the discussion were like. Barren arguments from beginning to end, that much was certain. I arrived at an auto-restaurant along a former national highway. It was a wide building, and the trees growing behind seemed to loom over its roof. On the way home, I passed by a bizarre man. He seemed to be in his early twenties, and walked alone with a smile that seemed to span his entire face, like he couldn't help enjoying himself. Looking at her eyes through the glasses she'd put on, they seemed to carry a certain sorrow somehow.

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I don't really know you much at all, but you don't look like a bad guy, and I guess you do like books. Must have some value, right?" As a single novel, this is a rewarding read. Although it’s one of author Sugaru Miaki’s first works, it reads well and I’d certainly like to see the stories Miaki wrote after this localised in the future. The only real criticism I could give it is that the supernatural element of selling your life isn’t explored quite as much as it could be, but that’s a fairly minor issue. But at any rate, Himeno and I were always fed up. So was everyone else with us, vaguely, since "fed up" was the only relationship we had with them. It was never anything exact, but assuming I had sixty years left, it was my estimate that it would be worth around 600 million yen.

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To us ten-year-olds, twenty seemed a really grown grown-up age. So I felt like there was some truth to Himeno's claim. There was nothing written on the door I found on the fourth floor. But somehow, I was convinced this was the place they had been talking about. Leaving the bathroom with my stomach emptied, I stumbled into Miyagi standing right by the door. Granted, it was her duty, but she certainly wasn't a shy girl. This novel slowly goes from a neutral sad tone to gradually tear-jerking sad. The novel is filled with heartwarming moments and such moments that will make you smile. The whole journey between the two-phase is too beautiful and too wonderful. I laughed then not because I took her words as a joke, but because I couldn't help but laugh at myself when faced with such an awful reality.