I Heard You Are an Alien

Yi Ti resented her name. From an early age, she couldn’t get away from the nicknames “ET” and “alien”. But no one thought that one day, she would actually meet an alien. Scared by the other, it seemed like she screamed…… She fainted, then fell face down or something like that…… She seemed to have gotten a bloody nose from being knocked out…… She doesn’t remember any of this!!! The only thing she cares about is that after she fainted, the alien actually dragged her, chest down, back home – does the alien not feel ashamed?!

Original Publisher

ever glory publishing

Original Language

chinese

Type

Published Novel

## My Thoughts on I Heard You Are an Alien "I Heard You Are an Alien" is a story that definitely left me with mixed feelings. It’s a blend of genres – comedy, fantasy, romance, and sci-fi – that creates a unique, if sometimes chaotic, reading experience. The premise itself, a human MC finding and caring for an alien, is undeniably charming. ### First Impressions Right off the bat, I was drawn in by the "cute" factor. The interactions between the main character and the alien, Cecil, are genuinely endearing. The initial setup, with the MC inheriting a flower shop and possessing hidden herbalist abilities, felt promising. It’s a lighthearted and fluffy start that had me eager to see where the story would go. ### What Works Well The humor is a major strength. Cecil's naivete and misunderstandings of Earth customs lead to some genuinely funny moments. The blend of cultivation elements, supernatural creatures, and futuristic technology also creates a quirky and engaging world. I particularly enjoyed the unique take on the male lead, who is portrayed as shy and innocent, a refreshing change from the typical overbearing CEO types. The initial chapters are filled with fresh ideas and a lighthearted tone that kept me entertained. ### Areas of Concern However, as I progressed, I began to notice some recurring issues. The plot felt increasingly scattered, with numerous subplots and world-building elements introduced but never fully developed. The MC gains several powerful abilities, but these often feel inconsequential to the overall narrative. I found myself wanting more depth and resolution, especially regarding the cultivation aspects and the galactic potion trade. The pacing also felt uneven, with some sections dragging while others rushed through important plot points. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Proceed with caution! Some readers have expressed strong negative reactions to chapters 173-178, citing elements of incest that they found disturbing and detrimental to the overall story. Additionally, an alternate universe storyline near the end also seems to have missed the mark for some, feeling out of place and poorly executed. ### Final Verdict "I Heard You Are an Alien" is a fun, lighthearted read with plenty of charm and humor. However, its underdeveloped plot lines, pacing issues, and potentially controversial extra chapters prevent it from reaching its full potential. If you're looking for a fluffy, angst-free story and don't mind a bit of narrative inconsistency, you might enjoy it. But be aware that the story feels unfinished and some content may be off-putting. I'd give it a tentative 3.5/5 – enjoyable in parts, but ultimately unsatisfying.