One of the most powerful elements of Japanese TS novels is the use of the first-person narrative. This immersive approach allows readers to experience the world directly through the eyes of the protagonist, deeply feeling their emotions and understanding their thoughts. In “Three Wishes Gone Awry,” you’re not just witnessing Yuzuha’s transformation, you’re living it alongside him. This intimate perspective is the key to fully grasping the complex internal journey that Yuzuha goes through. His struggles with self-perception, the unexpected friendships he forms, and the challenges he faces in his daily life become deeply personal. The first-person narrative creates a unique bond between the reader and the protagonist, allowing for a profound exploration of identity and transformation.