This Monk Becomes Stronger by Farming

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At first glance, I thought it was an addictive ancient myth in the style of "Lan Ke Qi Yuan". Even if the writing is not very good, I still decided to pursue it! But it looked like there were too many impurities mixed in, and the taste was completely gone! The similar soul ring from the beginning was tolerable, after all, things are dead, so the author could be forgiven for adapting it. But in the end, even the anime Zhenhun Street came out. Is this chaotic style really suitable? It's a pity. If these things were not included, it would be a really good book!

This book is good, because I have been short of books recently, so I looked through the books on the bookshelf and found a book about monks, so I had a sudden idea, searched for it, and found this book. I am really a genius, hahaha !!!(Although this review only has a few words, it profoundly expresses the reviewer's profound emotions. It can be said to be concise and comprehensive, and every word is precious. It is exciting, which shows his solid writing skills and ruthless innovation ability. I really admire him! In addition, it ends with an exclamation mark, the finishing touch is far-reaching, sublimates the theme, and expresses the emotion vividly. It is really the best among reviews)

First of all, although time travel is invincible in the early stage, it is not a waste that everyone can step on. It's like there are good things in the article that you can't keep, but you still go out to show off, aren't you looking for death? They are all modern people and have the same nine years of compulsory education. Why are you so unique in writing this kind of book?

As a time-traveler, it's a bit too much! You should also have a certain level of kindness!

At that moment, I ascended to immortality, Not for longevity, just for your peace and happiness. At that moment, I raised my wind horse, Not to pray for blessings, just to wait for your arrival. On that day, a mani pile was built, Not for the sake of attainment, just for the sake of casting stones in the inner lake. That night, I listened to Sanskrit singing all night long, Not for enlightenment, just to find your breath. That day, I closed my eyes in the fragrant mist of the Sutra Hall, Suddenly I heard you chanting the true words in the scriptures. That month, I shook all the prayer wheels, Not for salvation, just to touch your fingertips. That year, I kowtowed and prostrated on the mountain road, Not for the audience, just for the warmth of you. In that life, I walked around mountains, rivers, and pagodas, Not for cultivating the afterlife, just for meeting each other on the way.

Also, Wang Liu's ability to resurrect the dead is so amazing. There are no restrictions at all. Immortals can die. Even if he dies, he can be resurrected in the archive. Are you kidding me that such a person wants to become a disciple?

The monk is still in love, I am really convinced, shouldn't I avoid this situation?

What I wrote above is pretty good, but the random intrusion into Zhenhun Street is really a drama, but I can actually tolerate this. What I don't understand the most is that the little monk Wuyou is the protagonist, right? Has the protagonist played any role other than the meditation spell and farming so far? Did refining alchemy and making talismans improve the protagonist's strength? Not really. Or should we say that the positioning of the protagonist is just a auxiliary thing. From the beginning to the end, you only need to recite the calming spell and let the little monk Wuyou go up and fight. (The author should explain in advance. Personally, I think there are still very few fantasy readers who are willing to see the protagonist who is not powerful and the second male lead has various opportunities.) Then since the author makes the little monk Wuyou so powerful and likes the little monk Wuyou so much, why not just write that the little monk Wuyou is the protagonist? (Isn't it better to be a little monk after traveling back in time and then farming? Isn't it better than the current lack of priority?) I really don't understand why the author doesn't mainly improve the strength of the protagonist, but instead improves the strength of the second male lead in various ways. Then, the strength levels of the protagonists in the temple are blurred, which is very confusing and tiring. Even if what they practice is different from what others practice, there should at least be an overall framework. Then the most poisonous point is that you wrote Wuyou to be so awesome without improving the protagonist's strength (anyway, the master can't beat the apprentice now, and the feeling is quite different), and then you still have to write so many events to make the protagonist become the best master in the world? What do you think? Take off your pants and fart? How many times did Wuyou defeat the enemy, but the result was blamed on the protagonist? Then why don't you just make the protagonist awesome? The apprentice must have all kinds of opportunities, all kinds of abilities, and then defeat the enemy. How can the master bear this name? (It feels like a professor has used the research results of his own students to become famous. It's quite disgusting.) Since you wrote that the protagonist is the best in the world, why don't you really make the protagonist great? It's not that there are no stories about Farming Invincible. Since you don't want to write about a powerful protagonist or improve the protagonist's strength, but you want to write about a powerful Wuyou Little Monk, then why do you write that the protagonist is the best in the world? ? Are you a logic genius? It also writes about Wuyou's various opportunities and various powers, and also writes that the protagonist is the best in the world, but the protagonist can't even beat his own apprentice. Except for the meditation spell, everything else is useless. So what do you think this thing you wrote is? Did you write this to satirize many people in contemporary society who are illogical and take off their pants to fart? Then you are really a writer.

I don't like monks falling in love. If so, I would have no choice but to abandon the article😭