I have read the first 100 pages. I don't want it to end. I don't know how it will be until the end, but I am excited. What can I say first? About the relaxed/everyday writing style full of humor that makes you laugh until tears? About the fact that even though the subject is peculiar because it talks about a guardian angel who protects the main character (Virtue), it doesn't become tedious, but on the contrary, it conveys important messages and relieves the reader through abundant laughter. I really can't stop laughing by myself while reading it. A big bravo to the author. In conclusion, in my personal opinion, either you will love this book from the first pages, or it won't suit you at all and you will hate it. However, it is good to have someone introduce it to you so that you have an initial idea and not be taken by surprise due to its unique subject. But I love it and I don't want it to end. It is therapeutic and I am grateful that it fell into my hands. I will come back as soon as I finish it. P.S.: If you are one of those who have always been a little shy, reserved, and always cared about others' opinions and never raised your voice, or if you were like that in the past, then simply READ IT YESTERDAY!!! I think it will resonate more with readers who have similar "sensitivities." Otherwise, you might find it boring and pointless...
UPDATE: I read it all. In the end, as hilarious as it starts, gradually it manages to deal with significant serious concepts, always with humor, such as racism, love, problematic marriages, suppression of desires, extramarital affairs, and more. It also has some darker and challenging points that it addresses (e.g., a childhood abuse incident), but always with a tender writing style within the framework of the main theme and many touches of humor. I recommend reading it.