Buddha is the Tao

Gentlemen, please go see Daozang! This is just an online novel! Don't pluck at chicken feathers. Being recognized by most people as the originator of the prehistoric style is considered a success, right? After reading Daozang, you can also write a novel! A different kind of prehistoric life than this one!

Many people now believe that there really is Hongjun in myths and legends, that Sun Wukong is really the Nuwa Stone, and that there really is an ancestral witch. What I want to say is that traditional mythology does not have these, and it does not have any setting of demons. Before the Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was no magic word.

I have not read this book, but I would like to say that if you can make up a system, and it is widely cited and becomes popular, that is success. As for those who say they are misleading, I would like to say that they understand naturally. They do not understand the Taoist system but they think the novel is right. Such people should not go abroad to be embarrassed. A bottle of water that is less than half a bottle of water is the most speechless. The key is that you have not confirmed it and you are convinced. According to this argument, don't write articles about cultivating immortals and supernatural beings. What if someone really thinks there are gods and ghosts? It's a typical theory of victim guilt, and most comments are really jealous and forceful comments.

The plot is childish and the characters are pale. It feels like I'm reading a composition written by a junior high school student. It is said to be the pioneering work of literary works. Is this it? Chapter 30 Abandon it.

· "The little characters written by Meng Ruishenji will tell you: When you become a god, you have always controlled your own destiny! The bastard counterattacks and becomes famous, and a big turnaround in life is just around the corner. If you dare to change, miracles will always come." Damn, you are crazy, haven't you read the author's novels? Talking nonsense, the protagonist in the author's works is always the reincarnation of a powerful person, a destiny arranged by a powerful person, manipulated secretly, and the son of something else. The protagonist's cultivation age from the beginning of cultivation to the peak of the world has never exceeded double digits. When he cultivates, his dreams come true, and he gets whatever he wants. He is a system owner, a plug-in, and a golden finger. They are all weak. There will always be a part of the former enemy that will accompany you to fight against you. In the end, the new enemy will either turn into a friend or get rid of the opponent. In short, nothing on the enemy will be wasted or the body will be wasted. Every time I fight monsters, I always enter a state of enlightenment. When I'm about to die, oh, my equipment turns out to have such a function, and it saves my life. In short, this guy is definitely a stooge, the young man is passionate, the middle-aged man is about profit, and the old man is about wisdom. He is all about profit and wisdom from the beginning. The young man is at the age where his sharpness shows up. There is no one like you, not to mention that you are still writing about martial arts. The first thing that people who practice martial arts think of to solve problems is violence. The characters are written in such a way that they are very calculating. No matter who you are, the interests are at the top of your mind. The protagonist is a gentleman, but he is actually very hypocritical, really. . . . . . . . .

This book still has a lot of shortcomings, especially the denigration of religious beliefs, and it is too easy for the protagonist to become a saint. Although people have selfish motives, the protagonist basically favors his own disciples, and the ending is hasty.

Zhou Qing has only one principle: to continuously increase his strength. Only strength can protect himself, and only strength can get what he wants. Wow, ok, ok, ok! And the Western monks? 🤔Will there be Satan?

This is a book from a few years ago. You may not be much older than this book, right? Here bb

The difference is that more than ten years ago, I could read Dou Po, a book with more than 5 million words, in a few weeks, but a Buddhist book with more than 2 million words would take more than half a year to read intermittently. At that time, watching Dou Po made my blood boil with excitement, and I couldn't stop turning the pages. Now when reading Buddhist books, I start by reading and reading the comments at the beginning, and then I search and think about them and write comments later. After all, there are too many elements of Chinese mythology that I am familiar with but unfamiliar with, and even Buddhist and Taoist knowledge. If I had to evaluate two books, I would say that they are both brilliant books on literature, and each created a trend of online literature, but the Buddha book is more interesting. Yes, it's just that as I get older, my reading speed naturally slows down🤦‍♂️

I don't know how to comment on this book. Does the author want to express that everything is destiny? After reading this, I felt very unhappy. Everything is determined by fate, and everything has a destiny of life and death. No matter how hard I try, I can't change it. What's the use of living in this world? Being a saint is just a puppet of heaven, unable to protect the safety of those close to you. In this case, why create the world and create humans out of clay, so that there will be more grudges and hatreds in the world. . . . . . . . . Having said all this, I just want to persuade people who haven't read it not to read this book. I am here because of my reputation, and I don't think this book is exaggerated in my opinion!