Even as a Butterfly, I Must Survive

This is probably all I can see 🥺, but I still want to give the author, the book, and all the characters, including Xiaoshixi, Xiaochongxi, and many supporting characters, five stars. This is my first time writing a long review, so please forgive me if it's not good. Here are the reasons: I've read up to chapter 177, and it's incredibly good.

Everyone has different preferences. If you are interested in this story, you can try it yourself. Every book has negative reviews, and no one can get an absolutely true and objective evaluation. You can have your own opinions about this article. I'm so honored that you like it, I'm totally shipping you! : Orz!!! If you don't like it, just quit.

Wow, wow, this is so good! I'll catch up soon 🥺 I want to watch more! The story is touching and fun, as beautiful as a fairy tale. The writing is gentle, and the author teaches us valuable lessons while writing. The characters are realistic; there are no absolutely good or bad people. There are no true heroes or villains in the world; those who survive are the protagonists.

It's a good read. The main character is adorable; he's innocent and naive like a child, yet also possesses his own cleverness and is very lively (sometimes a bit mischievous). Shi Xi suffers a lot in the early stages, but after merging with Chong Xi, he begins to explore the new world and continues to grow (his abilities and potential are also very strong). The author wrote with great care.

After reading this book, I realized that even books with low ratings can be good. (Below, I will discuss what I liked about this book and its shortcomings, which I only consider to be its weaknesses.) What I like: After achieving dual-soul unity, their daily interactions and feelings for each other became incredibly harmonious, which I absolutely love! (Anyone who likes daffodils can have a bite.)

Excellent! You've captured the essence of Shi Xi's childhood beautifully! Such an adorable little butterfly! Furthermore, from Shi Xi's perspective, you've unfolded a world where human survival is precarious, depicting the desperate struggles and darkness surrounding humanity. But I really enjoyed it; the light of hope shines through the darkness, and the teacher's writing is brimming with the vitality of freedom.

I initially clicked on it because the subject matter seemed novel, but I quickly became engrossed and caught up with the rest of the series. You can feel the author's dedication; each character has their own background, and the author skillfully portrays their personality and conflicts. The plot is also captivating, and you can almost feel the unfolding events.

The two characters, one more mature and the other more childlike, are portrayed very realistically. The story progresses smoothly without the tedium of slow-burn novels, making it quite engaging and keeping you wanting to keep reading. I personally think it's a novel well worth following. However, the story is currently a bit new, so the wait for updates is painful.

It's a really good book 😘😘😘, it's just that it infuriated me, someone who often reads wish-fulfillment novels 🤦🤦🤦

I think this is the first book I've ever read, and it's really interesting to reread it. I'm a little reluctant to give it up, and I'm wondering how the characters will react when they look back on this experience later. While reading, I suddenly thought of the song "Unparalleled Beauty": "Kites fly in the sky, people chase them on the ground. If you worry you can't fly, you have my butterfly..."