I Exist Like Air

No wonder the author has published a mystery novel, which is obviously a short story with a love theme, but it contains various foreshadowings and the ending is always unexpected, reminding me of O. Henry-style endings. My favorite article is "I exist like air," and it deserves to be the title of the article because it is very close to my life and deeply touching. I only hope that I can meet that "her" in the future. What impressed me the most was Miss Yukawa, the master of fire control. Be suddenly appeared in the ending of he. Strictly speaking, it was actually te. The hazy but beautiful relationship between the two people was written very realistically. What was even more real was the farewell at the end. It may be difficult to see each other again in the future, but this is probably the true emotional life of most people.

"I Exist Like Air" is a unique work by Eiichi Nakata. With delicate brushwork and keen perception, the author depicts a world that seems to be on the edge of reality. The protagonist in the story exists like air, seemingly invisible but everywhere. This unique setting is thought-provoking. Eiichi Nakata skillfully captures the subtle emotions and inner struggles that we ignore, allowing readers to continuously resonate with him during the reading process. The text is concise and powerful, without too many gorgeous embellishments, but it can reach people's hearts directly.

2024.12.24 I finished reading "I Exist Like Air" by Eiichi Nakata, which is a warm work by Bai Yiyi. I really like that the protagonist of each story in the work has superpowers. In "Young Movers", the protagonist was bullied because of his appearance. After awakening the superpower of teleportation, he accidentally met Sena-senpai. He walked alone in the Grand Canyon of the United States, rode a bicycle through one city after another, took a ferry to Liberty Island in the freezing cold, and looked up at the Statue of Liberty. It was really cool. When Otsuka's heart was filled with the Grand Canyon he saw with Sena-senpai, the American family who let him hitchhike, and the streets of Manhattan that turned silver in the heavy snow, his steps began to become steady and hope in life was rekindled. He would definitely see the most brilliant sunset. When people see a bigger world, their mind will become more open. The second story "I exist like air" is incredible. It was written earlier that in high school life, I had the feeling of falling in love. Later, I thought he liked Kamijou-senpai so she followed him. Later, I didn't expect that she was investigating the case for Kasukabe Saya. Only in the end did I find out that Iori loved Saya Kasukabe. As a transparent person, Saya Kasukabe was the only one in the class who could see her. The love between girls was also very beautiful. The third story "Crossroads of Love" is a little abstract. Love that can overcome all difficulties and hold hands will definitely come to the end. The fourth story "The Adventure of Shrinking Lamp" is very interesting. The superpower I wanted most when I was a child was to be able to shrink. The protagonist is very brave, although I wanted to see the bottom of the girl's skirt a little bit, which was not acceptable. The fifth story "Fire Controller Miss Yukawa" I like this warm story very much. The people in Rokkashuang are very nice. The winter where Miss Yukawa is here will become warmer. I hope the administrator and Miss Yukawa will see each other again! In the sixth story "Super Life", the protagonist Hoshino Izumi did not do very well at the beginning. Excessive use of super powers caused panic. In fact, to a certain extent, it is understandable that conversations are always interrupted by friends and ignored, and he wants revenge, but the method is not right. The white lie she made up later to help Hasumi-san's mother was also very gentle. These six stories are all very good. They have a subtle and tender feeling. There are no stories that are told thoroughly. The details between the lines are worth reading.

"When I wake up in the morning and see a blue sky, I will open the window of my room and close my eyes. I wonder if I will just turn into the wind and be sucked into the sky. Then I don't have to think about anything anymore. I can't imagine what kind of life I will live in the future." "The way they held down a girl didn't look like a human being at all. It looked like wild dogs, fighting for food together." "It's just like the labels on goods. Using one word to classify the nature of people is called labeling. By doing this, you can simplify the object, and by simplifying things, you can understand the complex world." My favorite is the story with the same name as the book.

Very good The young mover has grown up; the air girl has also remembered the person who can see her; there is no judgment on the crossroads of love; the adventure of the shrinking light is quite fun; Miss Yukawa's chapter has a sense of win-win cooperation, "I" also has a background, and the characters are quite complete; the uniqueness of the psychic girl lies in the relationship between her and her friends in the previous article, (I have read "Except the Mover" with super powers to defeat other characters several times, and I am a bit tired of reading it again) The place of growth is also the recognition and relationship with others

I have finished reading "I am Like Air" and it is a very suitable book to accompany a meal! I have only read "Summer, Fireworks and My Corpse" by Hei Yiyi before, and I found the writing style to be very clean and creative. Then when I was flipping through Tomato, I was attracted by the name and introduction of this book. After reading the comments, I realized that it was also written by Yi Yi. The content is a short story about superpowers. I really like the imagination about superpowers in it. Whether it is Otsuka who lives in a cocoon, Suzuki who has an air-like presence, or..., They all rely on themselves to complete [healing]. When I first read Otsuka, I thought it would be an old-fashioned rescue story. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that Senpai is very kind and gentle, and Otsuka is also very kind and gentle. Otsuka was warmed by his senior, but in the meantime, Otsuka's personal charm was also shining. Taking the initiative to save people, preparing gifts, and returning to school, every step is inseparable from his personal efforts, and you can also see his process of healing himself. I like the magical jumping ability in the story, I like the "evil" Tokyo described by my senior, I like the souvenirs that are remembered in my heart, I also like the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco that I have seen alone, and the journey that I am trying to make alone. A little bit of growth, a little bit of fire, can burn into warmth. Although each article is a warm little story, the plot also has ups and downs. When I read the Suzuki article, the early narrative techniques got me involved, and I almost misunderstood Suzuki. The mysterious identity and last job of Ms. Yukawa were really very curious. "Crossroads of Love" is short but so touching, it's like watching another movie! It's very picturesque. I'm very lucky to meet you at the crossroads. Unfortunately, we often let go and are often separated. However, you and I rush to each other in the huge crowd. Fortunately or unfortunately, we will hold each other's hands. I was very nervous while reading this article, worried that they would be separated, but fortunately they are getting closer to each other! "Shrinking Lamp" is also a cute adventure story. Several of them made me feel like I was reading a fairy tale, especially this one. The protagonist became a child with small worries and small ideas, so I also became a child. There is suspense and confusion in the book, but it is also heartwarming. In "Super Life", I was also very confused at the beginning. Was it really me who was labeled as being stupid? What I say is never taken seriously. Am I really who I am in the label? It is impossible to find one's position in society and what life is. When I touched the newborn baby with my transparent hands, the baby also responded, "Welcome to the world." This world is bad, this world is sad, this world is beautiful, this world is full of laughter, but what exactly is this world like? Only those who are in it can understand it, or have a shallow understanding, so we have no right to judge other people's lives. Only we can interpret the word life. So facing our dear little life, we say "Welcome to the world". In the story, my views on superpowers have also changed, and my attitude towards the label of being a natural idiot and good friends has become more easy-going. The abilities I don't want to have and the things I don't want to have can also convey warmth at certain moments with personal exertion. I, like the air, and we, like the air, are also shining little by little, searching step by step. No matter what kind of self we are, we can accept and love, right?

It's worth a look, the main character on the cover is so cute [sending heart]

A high-quality book with vivid and vivid characters, an overly natural plot, and just the right use of foreshadowing. They say it's healing, but why do I only feel a touch of sadness? Maybe it's because I don't read enough of this kind of subject matter. 2025.6.21.1:46 Luo Huanchun

It's so beautiful, each story is full of imagination but reflects reality in every aspect. Each story seems to be born in response to the hope of the protagonist. "Love Crossroads" is a very vivid metaphor for love. "I exist like air" also reflects the bravery of little people in facing the darkness of reality and their help to the weak. Every protagonist is imperfect, they are broken butterflies, but they hope to use their brokenness to add broken beauty to life. Although broken, he still works hard to fly, weaving a rainbow of hope with fantasy so that he can live well. They are all "me" who are looked down upon by others in a small corner. They turn the camera to ordinary people. Their "superpowers" did not turn them into heroes for everyone to look up to. They are unknown, but the description of the language makes us deeply feel that they seem to have existed in an extremely vivid way. Sometimes we are moved by them, and sometimes we feel funny. Despite some minor flaws, overall it is a very enlightening book and highly recommended.

My favorite is the chapter with the title, and the last super family. The one about controlling the flames felt like I was watching an anime episode, and the first one actually had a pretty good ending. What I don't like the most is the shrinking light adventure. Although the protagonist is an elementary school boy, the purpose at the beginning is still too annoying. The whole book is very relaxing, and there are not many twists and turns. I like the title and the last chapter. The last chapter is unexpectedly enlightening. About relationships, about friendships, self-acceptance and more… It is still the familiar Yiyi style, but this book may have fewer surprises, and because it is a more tender-style story, it is more emotionally delicate. I can't say I liked this book that much, but it was a good read. If you just like simpler stories, this one is quite suitable.

The imperfect middle and high school protagonist has some interesting super powers. Although, I really hate childish little brats who want to lift up a girl's skirt to attract attention.

Really a very evocative book. In terms of style, it gives people a very soothing feeling, just like light cream. It is not too sweet, but you can taste the slightest hint of sweetness. In terms of content, the plot arrangements of most chapters are very harmonious, especially in the second chapter, there is a feeling of "reasonable and unexpected". Moreover, the descriptions of the protagonist's inner thoughts in these articles are also very delicate and very relatable. The description of the budding psychology of youth is also very appropriate, with a sweet but not greasy feeling. And, compared with other online articles, the protagonist's changes after experiencing these stories seem very calm, as if nothing happened, but changes have indeed occurred... After reading this book, I feel as if I have witnessed the growth of children. It is really a very good book, and I can't wait to recommend it to people around me.

Very nice! My words can't describe it, especially the last one, it fulfilled my fantasy of super powers! ~(￣▽￣~)~

The story is very interesting, and the superpowers in each short story are very cute. I especially like "I exist like air" and "Love Crossroads"

It's very interesting. It has a strong Bai Yiyi style, which is warm and healing, and also has the fantasy and cuteness of adolescence. I personally like the first two stories better.

Very interesting, you can read it. There are different people with superpowers and their own troubles

Yes, a lot of interesting superpowers

The extreme inferiority complex almost overflows from this book. Nine stories, focusing on "self-redemption" Through different abilities and people, the stories of people with abilities and ordinary people are composed In "Transparent Girl", the inferiority complex is slightly weaker, and the proactive "bravery" is also added (I only gave this article four points). But the rest of the story is hard to judge Especially the thinking of the characters in "Transparent Hands" and "Water Heater" are difficult to evaluate. Not only do I have low self-esteem and rigid thinking, but I also feel like a dark cockroach.

It's so healing, it has the flavor of a light novel, but the writing is better [crying]

Not bad. I personally like the chapter about the fire-controlling girl the most, the plot is a little more exciting. I was looking forward to some settings, such as teleportation and teleportation, but I felt that the plots they corresponded to were a bit "small" and a bit disappointing. Perhaps it would be better to be more divergent and span a wider range of

Some of the stories in Japanese light novels are cute and inspiring. The "I" in the first story finally re-entered the campus with improved self-confidence, improved knowledge and vision, and gained the courage to go out again. In the last story, I felt that Hua really came to her mother and her brother and touched their hands. I like the last sentence of this story. The protagonist says to the newborn baby: "Welcome to the world." Most of them are pretty good to watch. Except for the main character's intention in the shrinking light, which made me uncomfortable to watch, most of them are okay. This kind of short story about superpowers is quite new to me and quite interesting. ૮₍ ˶•⤙•˶ ₎ა.

The warmth and spine-chilling feeling that scares me when I think about it

I completely forgot to write a book review. Although I watched it on July 29th, I have already forgotten it. I just remember that although I thought it was average, the plot was still amazing. After all, it is the life of people with super powers.

Five stories of different superpowers, the road to redemption and growth

Every little story in this book is so interesting! Especially in "I Exist Like Air", the heroine's superpower setting is very novel, and her experience made me empathize with it. And the boy in "Young Mover", his courage and kindness are really touching. This book not only has a wonderful story, but also made me understand the origin of the library, which really enriched my knowledge! I think this book is very suitable for girls like us who like fantasy and romance😜.

A very interesting book, very novel and interesting ideas

Haha... I can only say that he is worthy of Otoichi... Even short stories with no gimmicks can give people a warm and healing feeling, and the words can gently shine on the body like moonlight.

After reading it, I really liked it. There was a touch of sadness filling the lines.

It's so good to read and I still have more to say. The author is really good and kind. I like it so much.

The story is so interesting.