I Opened a Shop in Thailand Selling Buddhist Amulets
About This Novel
By chance, I became a card dealer in Thailand, and from then on I embarked on a path of no return in making deals with ghosts. In the past few years of selling Buddhist amulets, I have encountered countless strange experiences, met many people of all kinds, both friends and enemies, and offended many people, even ghosts.
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Official(153)Scraped 1mo ago
Why is plagiarism so successful?
I followed a post on Tianya a long time ago. During the years when I was selling Buddhist amulets in Thailand, one chapter was plagiarized and rewritten, causing the author to stop updating it. Nowadays, most bookstores are plagiarized and rewritten. Hehe
Can Kaohsiung successfully help the male protagonist get rid of the evil spirit? So it is said that the hiding place of evil spirits is the Buddha amulet that the male protagonist carries. After reading this book, do you still dare to go to Thailand to buy a Buddha amulet?
I believe that many people believe in ghosts, and many people do not. To put it simply, if you believe, then there are ghosts in this world. If you don't believe, then there are no ghosts.
Buddha amulets have always been very efficacious in Thailand. Everyone in Thailand believes in them. Another thing is that the amulets are given by name, so they cannot be changed casually. It is said that people who change them will be unlucky. Do you believe it?
Good - Comment on "I opened a shop in Thailand to sell Buddhist amulets"
Maybe many things in the book are the author's personal experiences and insights. Many things about Theravada Buddhism in Southeast Asia mentioned in the book are true. Some people such as "Azan Nuo" cannot be found. They should be pseudonyms given by the author based on his characteristics. I am very grateful to the author for his so-called "benefits". He does not hesitate to show his three years of business experience and all kinds of people he has faced in a special way. Many ways of doing things are still worth learning. Regarding the ending, everyone understands that there is a time to get together and part ways, but we will be reluctant to say goodbye every time. The death of Azanda Linkang touched me deeply, and in the end, his skull was made into Yuye but was not recovered, which is the most disturbing thing. Kaohsiung is brave, principled, and thoughtful, but he dares to stab his friends, but his obsession is too deep. His ending, in my opinion, should be death. His obsession was too deep and too persistent. Although the artist is bold, there is no guarantee that the goddess of luck will always be on his side. After all, things will become more and more involved and complicated in the end. It's a pity that he could have stopped his losses in time and lived an ordinary life with Sister Lu, whom he liked more, but his character determines his destiny. His persistence made him choose to go further and further on the road of revenge, which was ultimately a road of no return. Pan Tsai, who helped Kaohsiung solve the first trouble, was really heartbreaking, and in the end his body was gone. In this industry, injustice is repaid, and people's greed, anger, and ignorance are endless, so they will always be reincarnated in a vicious circle. Teacher Qiu sees right from wrong and has good intentions, but he keeps himself out of it. It is better to have a slow flow of water than to rush for quick success; to be kind to others but not forgetting to protect yourself and stay away from the grudges and hatreds of others. It's just that his heart is a little blocked, and he can't see the ending of true love, or the happy ending. The protagonist Sun Shaoping resolutely walks his own solid path, neither humble nor arrogant, unyielding and unyielding. The sincere love does not become his happiness, regret, or retreat, all for the sake of love. An image of a true man with great righteousness, tolerance and fraternity. I'm afraid this is what the author hopes readers will understand, a spirit of hard work. After reading it, what remains in my mind slowly brings back the vague memories of my childhood, a familiar plot, and condensed essence of life, no matter how the world changes, how ups and downs it is. What controls people is the spirit and the unyielding will.
Mr. Tian Qi, do you think it will be effective if you hire a genuine practitioner?
There is a book called My Years Selling Buddha Amulets in Thailand, also written by the same author. The content is similar, but the names of the protagonists are different, named Tian Qi and Fang Gang. What's going on? [Emot=default,04/]
Hmm. Does the author still sell Buddhist amulets? Would like to invite
Picture 44 says that a man cheats and raises children that cannot be afforded by a woman, but a woman gives birth to a child. Why not?
Picture 44 says that a man cheats and raises a child that cannot be afforded by a woman, but a woman gives birth to a child. How can it not be a woman's? ? I really don't understand
The story is pretty good, but I really think the male protagonist is too bad at times.
He likes to meddle in other people's business. He has clearly repeatedly reminded the customer of things to pay attention to. Why can't he be tougher if the customer blames him when he fails to do it? I've encountered it so many times and I don't know if my long memory will end early.
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Official(153)Scraped 1mo ago
Why is plagiarism so successful?
I followed a post on Tianya a long time ago. During the years when I was selling Buddhist amulets in Thailand, one chapter was plagiarized and rewritten, causing the author to stop updating it. Nowadays, most bookstores are plagiarized and rewritten. Hehe
Can Kaohsiung successfully help the male protagonist get rid of the evil spirit? So it is said that the hiding place of evil spirits is the Buddha amulet that the male protagonist carries. After reading this book, do you still dare to go to Thailand to buy a Buddha amulet?
I believe that many people believe in ghosts, and many people do not. To put it simply, if you believe, then there are ghosts in this world. If you don't believe, then there are no ghosts.
Buddha amulets have always been very efficacious in Thailand. Everyone in Thailand believes in them. Another thing is that the amulets are given by name, so they cannot be changed casually. It is said that people who change them will be unlucky. Do you believe it?
Good - Comment on "I opened a shop in Thailand to sell Buddhist amulets"
Maybe many things in the book are the author's personal experiences and insights. Many things about Theravada Buddhism in Southeast Asia mentioned in the book are true. Some people such as "Azan Nuo" cannot be found. They should be pseudonyms given by the author based on his characteristics. I am very grateful to the author for his so-called "benefits". He does not hesitate to show his three years of business experience and all kinds of people he has faced in a special way. Many ways of doing things are still worth learning. Regarding the ending, everyone understands that there is a time to get together and part ways, but we will be reluctant to say goodbye every time. The death of Azanda Linkang touched me deeply, and in the end, his skull was made into Yuye but was not recovered, which is the most disturbing thing. Kaohsiung is brave, principled, and thoughtful, but he dares to stab his friends, but his obsession is too deep. His ending, in my opinion, should be death. His obsession was too deep and too persistent. Although the artist is bold, there is no guarantee that the goddess of luck will always be on his side. After all, things will become more and more involved and complicated in the end. It's a pity that he could have stopped his losses in time and lived an ordinary life with Sister Lu, whom he liked more, but his character determines his destiny. His persistence made him choose to go further and further on the road of revenge, which was ultimately a road of no return. Pan Tsai, who helped Kaohsiung solve the first trouble, was really heartbreaking, and in the end his body was gone. In this industry, injustice is repaid, and people's greed, anger, and ignorance are endless, so they will always be reincarnated in a vicious circle. Teacher Qiu sees right from wrong and has good intentions, but he keeps himself out of it. It is better to have a slow flow of water than to rush for quick success; to be kind to others but not forgetting to protect yourself and stay away from the grudges and hatreds of others. It's just that his heart is a little blocked, and he can't see the ending of true love, or the happy ending. The protagonist Sun Shaoping resolutely walks his own solid path, neither humble nor arrogant, unyielding and unyielding. The sincere love does not become his happiness, regret, or retreat, all for the sake of love. An image of a true man with great righteousness, tolerance and fraternity. I'm afraid this is what the author hopes readers will understand, a spirit of hard work. After reading it, what remains in my mind slowly brings back the vague memories of my childhood, a familiar plot, and condensed essence of life, no matter how the world changes, how ups and downs it is. What controls people is the spirit and the unyielding will.
Mr. Tian Qi, do you think it will be effective if you hire a genuine practitioner?
There is a book called My Years Selling Buddha Amulets in Thailand, also written by the same author. The content is similar, but the names of the protagonists are different, named Tian Qi and Fang Gang. What's going on? [Emot=default,04/]
Hmm. Does the author still sell Buddhist amulets? Would like to invite
Picture 44 says that a man cheats and raises children that cannot be afforded by a woman, but a woman gives birth to a child. Why not?
Picture 44 says that a man cheats and raises a child that cannot be afforded by a woman, but a woman gives birth to a child. How can it not be a woman's? ? I really don't understand
The story is pretty good, but I really think the male protagonist is too bad at times.
He likes to meddle in other people's business. He has clearly repeatedly reminded the customer of things to pay attention to. Why can't he be tougher if the customer blames him when he fails to do it? I've encountered it so many times and I don't know if my long memory will end early.
