Wu Zhou Xianyuan

The first is the obsession with wronged ghosts. Can ordinary people change ghosts? Everyone has obsessions when they die, and they all turn into ghosts, which is probably not the case in the ghost world on earth. Ordinary people have souls and cannot transform into ghosts unless they are special. Otherwise, would those who practice ghost magic be useless? But because the body has the qualifications for cultivation, this is okay, but the stubborn obsession is a bit poisonous. Then there is the fox. You fox is a bit strange. You have become a spirit, but you are still so innocent. Such a big fox, the male one even has his little braid in the sky. Such a big fox is still a baby. Did it grow up eating golden garbage? Hun Nian also has a hairstyle, cowhide. The last step is to cultivate Buddhism. This is what makes me most uncomfortable. I can only say that those who can resist are all men. Buddha and Tao are different. Buddha cultivates the next life, and Tao cultivates immortality. He can't survive as a Taoist, and he doesn't have as many kinds of magical powers as Taoists. His power is not as good as that of the Taoists. The big boss doesn't like it, and the younger brother can't use it (such as the power of heavenly knowledge, the power of divine feet, his mind, etc.). There are also mind mirrors and precepts, do I even need to talk about this? Taoism is about doing nothing, being carefree and following one's heart. Isn't it delicious to seek the Tao? We must follow the Buddhist rules and regulations. Looking at the big guys, there is heaven above, hell below, and many Taoist sects in the middle. There is a spiritual mountain above the Buddha, a Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva below, and a temple in the middle. But can Lingshan compare with the orthodox position of holding the post of heaven and earth? Ksitigarbha Ksitigarbha alone can conquer the underworld. The people who practice Taoism in the middle are Buddha, Demon, Taoism and Confucianism. Confucianism cannot live forever, Buddha is a temple, and demons do not dare to be upright. The rest are all Taoist, and the cultivation of immortality originated from Tao. That's why most novels focus on immortality and Taoism, because it has great advantages. In fact, the most important thing is that the Buddha talks about the afterlife. Except for those who have bad intentions and those who originally believed in the Buddha, who believes in the afterlife? Modern people live in the present. Going to the temple to offer incense is to pray for peace, not for the next life. Most people who travel through time have mismatched ideas.

Reciting a Buddhist sutra once will cure all illnesses, practice cultivation, drive away demons and ghosts, liberate humans and ghosts, make money, become a Buddha, and repair the moonlight.

This book is relatively bad. The obsession of an ordinary scholar can turn the protagonist into a useless person. A powerful person in a place can rob the tomb of the parents of a famous scholar. A fox who has been around for many years has transformed into a child with a hairstyle. A bureaucrat who believed in ghosts and gods had no idea of protecting noble people. A thief whose martial arts skills made the court turn a blind eye was killed by an inexplicable immortal cultivator. A banker was able to leak information to a local powerful man. If you read it carefully, it is completely untrue. It's logical. What you say is that you want to exalt before you suppress. Now I've seen dozens of pictures and I'm still abusing the main character. A blessed tomb represents luck in the system of cultivating immortals. You said it yourself. As a result, the protagonist's parents buried it without giving the protagonist luck, but the local tycoons buried it to be useful? It's not logical before or after.

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The first chapter is about traveling through the death of both parents, the second chapter is about reciting a Buddhist sutra, becoming invincible to all the gods in the sky, becoming a Buddha, and gaining eternal life, and the third chapter is about gathering merit and luck to achieve eternal life. The perfect ending of the whole book doesn't need 10,000 words, just finish it and call it a day.

Timid and fearful, without any opinion, stupid as hell

Let's go check the origin of spraying clouds and spitting mist.

Among all the fantasy genres, Buddhism is the most incomprehensible! Isn't cultivation just for the convenience of killing people and grabbing treasures? The protagonist of that fantasy novel has never killed anyone? As a Buddhist, are you a murderer and a sinner?

Rubbish article. After three years of practice, you can easily kill a master who was a Qi practitioner three years ago, but there is no progress in three years? It doesn't matter if you are killed. You can gain merit by saving evil ghosts. Killing people and destroying souls doesn't matter at all. Why don't you just become an immortal, rubbish?

It's really rubbish, there's a lot of jabbering, 🌿