Beginning from the Yangshen Amitabha Sutra, the Heavens Manifested

The martial arts system of Jiudingji can perfectly connect with the practice system of Tomb of Gods. In theory, everyone can obtain the perfect world seed. This is Jiuding level innate advantages. The author can refer to it, and Jiudingji, Manghuangji, Feijianwen have a world view.

Except for the one in the world of Yangshen, which is reincarnation, the protagonist's description of Yingshen is closer to seizing one's body. The obsession is even more inexplicable. How could a native inexplicably know something that has not happened? A person should not be obsessed with something he does not know. It is better to say it is cause and effect. Then the protagonist is even more outrageous. He opens his mouth and says that the matter fell on Zhang Xiaofan. The people who survived in other villages are not human, right? People are only useful to the protagonist? The world of Yangshen is originally the weakest among the well-known worlds of Shenji. The upper limit is not high, and the thoughts of Zhutianliu and Hongyi are also weird. In addition, Zhutianliu will 100% encounter all kinds of Fuxi. When the time comes, the Yi Jing will not be able to get around, so now Zhutianliu rarely runs here.

The protagonist seems to have received the inheritance of Amitabha, the Supreme Being of the First Life, but it is still uncertain whether it is the product of his reduction and emptiness. However, since you have chosen Buddhism as your main subject, you should not keep describing so many entanglements between the protagonist and the original heroine of All Heavens. What's the matter, does every woman have no brains? If you casually have a little friendship with her, will they fall hopelessly in love with you, a monk? I'm really going to vomit if I keep writing this. As long as the Supreme Saint Su Mu really develops feelings for the protagonist according to the instructions of Meng Shenji and is the object of love entanglement, I will abandon the book and delete it from the bookshelf. Authors should not be so greedy and must capture all types of readers. This will often lead to nothing, and no book can reach all groups of readers. You have spent so much time writing about the details of your cultivation, so you must have your own plan, so write about the Dharma well, and don't let every woman come out and force you to do it. Or you might say that the protagonist didn't pay attention to that woman. However, what is the difference between writing like this and taking off your pants and giving up? I really like this book, it is catchy to read, the writing is not awkward, and the narrative is very smooth. I really don't want to be forced to quit by the bloody routine. How can there be so many plots about women in the original novel? It's crazy. Hope we can encourage each other.

There are two main reasons for the manifestation of this body. The first is to promote Tianyin Temple, and the second is to help this body's master, Pu Zhi, gain liberation. After sorting through the information circulating in his heart, Luo Feng vaguely understood the reason why Ying Shen manifested. It should be something like obsession or cause and effect, but it was a little different.

It's really disgusting. She does whatever it takes to be a nanny just to keep up with the drama.

The author can't tell what is cause and what is effect. It really doesn't have any relationship and he has to let you make it up. It really is the avenue of nannies in the heavens. Simply speechless

There is too much nonsense, just a little explanation is enough, but 70% of the book is explaining, why do you want readers to cultivate and become immortals?

Practicing Buddhism, but thinking about being the master of others

Does this book have a female protagonist? Looking at Lu Xueqi in front, she has some intention of becoming a heroine

I'm also disgusted. Why do I keep suppressing my realm?