Reviews for The Miracles of the Namiya General Store LightNovel

It was wonderful. I usually read murder mysteries, so I was relieved to be able to read a heart-warming story after a long time. I'm moved.

People of different origins, ages, thoughts, genders, and even the ages they live in understand each other through a single connection and deepen their bonds. What is there is a moving scene where the actions of individuals that are supposed to be separate are led to a relationship that can be said to be miraculous, and converge into one thing.

Beyond space and time, invisible connections connect the lives of people who are supposed to be in pieces, and they communicate by means of letters. People who push away from time to time, are interested in time, and those who consult via trouble counseling are given inflection points in their lives, and in a sense, at the mercy of fate, they proactively choose one path. A mysterious encounter connecting a long interval of 33 years (will it be 32 years). No, even though Namiya Yuji wasn't that aware of it, as a result, it was a complete life work of events since he was young. Stories dealing with time are influenced by how to handle the paradox, but since only Harumi is on it, the balance isn't bad. There are several life patterns at a distance, and the horizontal connections between the characters are difficult to see at first, so when a new scene starts, the flow I had been reading until then is cut off, and I enter from confusion. Driven by Shota, Kohei, and Atsuya, the mysterious location of Namiya General Store is like a little black box, and the issues involved gain a new direction with the voices of the respondents. Even if you're not an old man, you can clearly understand the circumstances of the consultant bringing in and the feeling of wanting to verify what the results were after getting an answer. There are a number of dramas involving consultations, and it feels like an omnibus, but only Harumi's has a different coat color from other consultation projects, and stands out from the rest. The story unfolds without being pretty, and all parts of the story are organically connected, making it interesting. I meant 4.5. It was made into a movie, but I haven't watched it. When it comes to movies, I go to movie theaters quite a bit, and I've been watching the notice carefully, but I couldn't move my index finger. I've read “Suspect X's Devotion” in other works by Professor Higashino, but even though that is a murder case and this one has different fantasies and tastes, that one was more satisfying to read. It's hard to say that Namiya, who is in his 33rd year, made full use of his intentions, and I don't feel like he was a bit out of step.

I loved the story where they collected foreshadowing and the story was connected, and that was the kind of story. This is a book that I would like to read and recommend. If you are unsure, please read it.

Various dramas are intertwined, and I feel relaxed in the end. It was a sci-fi novel typical of Higashino Keigo. It's worth reading. Please believe me.

Higashino Keigo's work, which satisfies both mystery lovers and human drama lovers, is an interesting film, so I recommend it.