I Became a Cleaner in Heaven

While waiting for updates on other books, I read another complete one. Overall, it's not bad. You can read it when you're short of books. It's just that the storyline is a bit rough, the continuity is not strong, and the transition between the secular part and the immortal part is a bit abrupt and almost irrelevant.

It is different from the books of this type that I have read before. Others are making fuss about the garbage falling from the sky in order to make the best use of it. The author of this book seems to be a little off topic.

So pretty

Chapter 9: Alchemy can melt all the damaged magic weapons of the Xian family. When fighting with the Xian family, they can just throw chemicals away.

It was written with great effort, and the original setting was eye-catching. I thought it was about constantly picking up and missing items in the garbage dump of the fairy world, but it turned out that there were only three or two items, and the plot became ordinary. It's a pity.

You can still read the first part, but I won't write the second part if I don't write it as a stallion novel.

The logic is not rigorous enough, and it repeatedly indulges the enemy as being more holy than the Holy Mother. This is inconsistent with logic. The more you watch it, the more depressing it becomes. It is also a stallion, and the more you go on, the more ugly it becomes.

I abandoned the book after 9 chapters. How did it get a score of 9.4?

This content has nothing to do with the title. It's simply a city that starts cultivating immortality with a little rubbish.

The big frame is still interesting, and the only protagonist in the world is a cultivator! But the details of the writing are simply not eye-catching. It's just the story of a little guy's sudden wealth, and there's no sense of satisfaction at all! Total waste of time, not recommended