I Have Someone in Heaven

Generally speaking, it is a popular science group favorite. The heroine dreams of becoming a star. She has an adventure when she picks up a cat. When she is extremely tired, she enters heaven in her sleep. She uses real-life snacks, medical equipment, perfumes, etc. To meet a group of big guys in heaven. She has many masters. Then she returns to reality by helping the gods in heaven to get gifts and sell them. She can also practice on her own. It mentioned famous ancient poets, doctors, ghost exorcists, gods in the sky, modern famous perfumes, and snacks. There were a lot of advertisements on the side, but it was quite interesting. The heroine's adventures made her rich in multiple skills. She was mysterious and cute to the hero. The heroine's aura was too powerful. Many things sounded whimsical but looked very cool.

I've seen many movies of this type with male protagonists in the past, so I was surprised to see this one with a female protagonist. After looking at it, I still think it looks pretty good. The only drawback is that this type of books always have one thing in common, that is, as long as they have family members, they will never be left behind, even if the relationship is particularly bad, and they are completely blood-sucking. Like that, just plain annoying. This is okay. Overall it's pretty good. But have you noticed a problem? The heroine goes to heaven when she sleeps. So it seems like she hasn't slept a lot, right?

Overall, this book is good, and the heroine's outlook on life is also very upright. This novel is one of the few that I have finished. The heroine's setting that she can only go to heaven when she is sleeping is also very funny. I hope the author can write a follow-up to this book. Good luck, author, and I'm optimistic about you!

I really liked this book before the love story between the male and female protagonists. It was imaginative and interesting, so I gave it a good review. But once the love story between the male and female protagonists came up, I was speechless. It was really good. I didn't like it very much. It felt like it was forced to join in the CP. It was not the kind of love that flowed smoothly. It was very wu nao (of course it was my personal opinion. I can't bear to take a detour. Thank you). Isn't it good for the heroine to focus on her career?

How to say it? It is understandable that the author likes the heroine, so he gives the heroine a golden finger, but is the golden finger a bit too big? And the three views are not correct. Of course, they only represent my personal views. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. I have a tutor and my parents are still alive. Thank you.

The book is good. It's the first time I read a book about Heaven, so the subject matter is very novel to me. The imagination is very big. The plot is very down-to-earth. The heroine doesn't have any tricks. She learned or changed them after being exposed to Heaven. It is especially suitable for people like me who can't survive even one episode even if they travel through time. So it gives me a sense of immersion. Read this book quickly, don't hesitate, don't linger, because if it's serious, it may be taken off the shelves. The idea of releasing immortals and demons to compete for human beings in the later period feels a bit purifying. Murderers, gamblers who sell their wives and children, and even ordinary people who are just cowardly and incompetent are absorbed into the demon camp. People who are not worthy of the human system and can be sentenced to death can be reasonably killed by righteous immortal cultivators after being planted with demon seeds by the demons.

This novel is really good. From the beginning to the end, I didn't skip a chapter. This novel is really good. I hope the author can publish more exquisite novels like this, and I will continue to support the author. The only regret in this book is that I didn't see Mu Junyao and Su Lingye have children.

I'm speechless. Apart from the heroine's adventures and so on, what's the difference between this and the Mary Sues of old?

It's good to watch, but why is there no extra story? I really want to see their story in heaven. Why not arrange a child for them? The heroine's best friend's life events have not been resolved.

The protagonist of this novel is a female protagonist. I have rarely read such novels with female protagonists before, but in fact, it is the same as articles with male protagonists, that is, it is always cheating. The immortals in heaven happen to like to eat snacks in the mortal world, but only the female protagonist can bring snacks to heaven, and then do various exchanges with them. By the way, make friends with them, start a cheating life, and make friends with various immortals. Even the male protagonist who is loved by everyone inexplicably likes the female protagonist, and the two live happily together. . . .