Suzaku

Reluctantly, there are no Wuji Tianxia, ​​Douluo Continent, Fighting to Break the Sphere, The Great Master... It's good to watch

Hey, where did the chapter about meeting Chang'e go? It's so strange. It was the first time I saw Yi Tianxing and Chang'e fighting, and the two of them talked nicely after that. I didn't finish reading it for two days, and I couldn't find the part where they talked nicely after the fight. I went to look for it today, and luckily the entire chapter about meeting Chang'e is gone. I'll go, what's going on? This book will lose chapters. Could it be that what I saw was all in my dreams? This book is too incredible. It won't appear again in a few days. Or there may be a few missing chapters, who knows. It's very weird.

This is a fantasy story that continues "Journey to the West" in a contemporary way. Yi Tianxing, a young scavenger outside a small town in the mountainous area of ​​western Hubei, has possessed special powers since he was a child. He has gradually transformed from the "King of Rags" at first to a college student, a gang leader, a monster who plays with fire, and a protector of the Buddha... Step by step, he roams freely in the world of human beings, and monsters and Buddhas are passers-by. He kills immortals and monsters, and after thousands of twists and turns, he finally becomes a Buddha! Five hundred years ago, the Buddha felt that all life was miserable, so he blocked the six paths of reincarnation, knocked Sun Wukong down to the world, and used Buddha's light to pin him down the only passage from the underworld to the human world, and himself perished. In order to conceal the truth, Amitabha cooperated with the Jade Emperor and constantly hunted down the disciples of Mount Xumi. Ghosts cannot be reincarnated, so the hell is full of ghosts. Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva and Erlang Shen led the ghosts to open the passage, but were stopped by the Jade Emperor to prevent the collapse of the three realms. Five hundred years later, Guanyin Bodhisattva sent a benevolent boy to the earth and asked Sun Wukong to accept him as his disciple. This is how Yi Tianxing defeated the invincible hands in the world and went to heaven and earth to rescue his master. Finally, Yi Tianxing knew the truth and rescued Sun Wukong. When the Buddha's light was about to wipe out the ghosts in hell, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva sacrificed himself and reopened the six paths of reincarnation. The three realms returned to peace, and Yi Tianxing's family lived a happy life from then on. It's good to have a great road that can be expected, but it's also good that the road can only be seen from a distance. Just like the story told in "The Legend of Suzaku", Tathagata Buddha attained the great road. He knew it before and knew it for countless years. He transcended time and space, transcended the six paths of reincarnation, and was immortal. He finally got the road. Unfortunately, after he got it, he may find that he has no head, no motivation, no goal, and no hope. I know all the causes and consequences, and the Buddha nature of all reincarnations is immortal. Everything was there, but everything was lost, and the Buddha had no choice but to commit suicide. It is not necessarily a good thing to attain enlightenment, but it may not be possible to stick to the goal if you keep looking at it from afar. Therefore, taking learning as an example: it is good to be interested in learning, but staged results are also necessary. You must not do something just because you are interested in it. If you are unable to produce something all the time, who can not be passive and tired? We are all mortals, and there are very few extraordinary and persistent outstanding people. The same is true in life. It is good to have goals, but you must have big goals, carefully consider and set small goals, have lofty ambitions, and have down-to-earth results. In this way, we will not look back on the road we came from and see all the devastation but no beautiful scenery. It is true that all life is suffering, but if there is no pain, how can there be joy?

I was so surprised to find this book, it is worth recommending! The first part of "Zhe Tian Ji" is too bland and has too many descriptions. Only if you have the patience to read it can you see the development of the plot... On the contrary, this book is brighter, and the first part is also clear and smooth, making it attractive to read... It's just that the male protagonist is groping for practice alone, and as expected, he is extremely lucky! There were many Buddhist principles in the book that I didn't understand, but the story was arranged logically, so I accepted it happily. I hope there won't be those bad peach blossoms in the article. I like faithful marriages; don't think that having more women means you are superior to others, or that you are romantic! The essence is not that you have to do it... The world is still spinning!

I read Qing Yu Nian's book, but I plan to abandon Zhu Que Ji, because this book is too boring, and the plot development is astonishingly slow. I really don't have the patience to continue to read the mystery. Qing Yu Nian's ideology of finding a way out is slightly lacking, but everything else is perfect. However, this book is indeed far worse than Qing Yu Nian's, so I have to abandon the book. As expected, I can't read a debut novel!

It's so good. I've read three Mao Ni books. Although I've only finished one and the others are in progress, I really think they are wonderful. He is the first author I followed in QQ Reading. I am very happy that I chose the right person

I like it, first the story of Zetian, and now the story of Zhuque It started slowly and felt boring, but the more you watch, the more interesting it becomes. Recommended, oh my, I've only read Zetian Ji twice, and I'm going to catch up on it again. However, I was more moved by reading The Legend of the Destiny, and The Legend of the Vermilion Bird is more like a mystery novel, with all the suspense solved. I probably won't read it too many times.

I want to read your new book, but I can't get in!

I want to know how he knows the average score of the class in advance every time

Is there any content in this book that is missing from QQ Reading? Some chapters are incoherent and seem to be lacking. Although I am re-reading this book, I always feel a little disappointed if I encounter any omissions.