Heavenly Cleaner

Very well written before! I liked it very much, but it got a little rushed later on. Although there was an ending, it always felt awkward. Moreover, there are many conflicting errors in the second half. For example, in the first part, it is written that the son was delivered by his own hands, and in the second part, it is written that the unborn son has never been seen. Another example is that in the first part, it is said that someone will ascend in five years, but the result is that it skips to the end to 260 years and no one has ascended, etc. It seems that the author temporarily changed the outline to make the ending. Overall, this book is pretty good!

As for the definition of a cleaner, most people must know what it is. Cleaners are cleaning and cleaning every corner and all garbage to avoid harm caused by polluting the environment. Li Rui was chosen to be a cleaner because of an accident, and a bloody plot happened to him. After death, there are generally two places to go, one is hell and the other is heaven. Relatively speaking, hell means that people who did not treat others well during their lifetime and committed sins will go to hell and be punished. Heaven is a good place that good people yearn for, a place where people like gods and angels can reach, and only pure people can reach it. The difference between good and evil is huge. Generally speaking, everyone will have their own reincarnation and destiny, but some people are born unlucky. Li Rui became the unlucky guy chosen by everyone. He can go to heaven, but he is only sent to clean things up. Due to the pollution of the environment, there is an urgent shortage of people, and as a rising cleaner, his only task is to clean. And this simple accident successfully brought him to the beginning of the pinnacle of his life. After all, cleaners are given living expenses in return in the human world, let alone in the huge heaven. It's not certain that you can extend your life, and you might be able to get some miraculous medicine. For a family like Li Rui's, work-study is his best choice to share the burden with the family, and he is also willing to work hard to become a rich man. I believe that many people want to jump to the top, but if they don't work hard, how can they fall into the world? He can go back and forth between heaven and earth, and the things he gets in return are things he has never thought of before. Some sudden changes in fate can make a person's life successful. What surprise story will happen to Li Rui? What kind of magical reward will he get for becoming a part of the cleansing of heaven?

The content is probably that the garbage obtained in heaven will make a fortune in the world, and then all kinds of pretentiousness will be slapped in the face. This cycle...

To be honest, I am a big fan of his books. I have read this book several times, but I still can't get enough of it. The characters are portrayed very delicately, showing how this person climbed from the bottom to the top. This is the best experience. However, what made me very dissatisfied at the end was how he ascended. Your part was not written well enough, and the part about him being in seclusion was not written well enough at that time. The part about the Three Realms War was similar and not well written. But I will still give you a good review, because this is indeed a good book, and the characters are very delicately drawn.

As a result, Li Rui was chosen by Heaven to become a cleaner. In fact, staying in Heaven is not a good thing. After all, life expectancy will be extended, but I don't know if he will suffer any grievances in Heaven.

When the book first introduced Pig's Foot, it was discovered that Pig's Foot has an older brother, a younger sister, and a mother. I gave up decisively. Inexplicably disgusted!

It's been a long time since I've read a novel like this. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

The protagonists at the beginning are all idiots, and I can't fucking watch it anymore.

Didn't I say, is there still dust in heaven? Those gods waved their hands, and wouldn't those be gone?

I can't stand it anymore when I see a senior official being summoned. How can anyone be called a senior official? How often is a senior official called a senior official? What's more, it's a summons. Do you think the so-called senior official is the emperor?