The Young Monk Devoted Himself to Returning to Secular Life

You can write about the Buddha of socialist core values. I like this. There are some things that are not sexually explicit and can be removed.

The 8.6 Rating attracted me, but since I don't believe in Buddhism, I feel uncomfortable. Good books are hard to find, and ones I like to read are even harder to find.

Very interesting, I hope it doesn't collapse later

Author, can you have some creativity of your own? Nie Xiaoqian is a ghost, but in your setting he is a human being. As someone who has watched Nie Xiaoqian's TV, how can I accept it?

It's just about promoting Buddhism

It looked really good at first, but then it became more and more confusing, with no logic at all. The most important thing about a good book is the correspondence between the front and the end, which is like digging a hole in the front and filling it in the back. Make the plot of the entire book look impeccable and allow readers to be immersed in it. You're so good, you can fill the hole you dug in front of you with illogical reasons at the back, forcefully suppressing your intelligence, and make people feel that they are brainless. Give 5🌟 in the front and 1🌟 in the back. I'll give you the middle three🌟.

The content is novel, I hope it will be kept up in the future and not overturned.

Let Tathagata go and learn the scriptures Dao Ran is a time traveler. He was abandoned when he was just born. He was picked up by Fahai at the head of the village under Jinshan Temple. The first word Dao Ran learned after being met by Fahai was naturally not "Mom", but "Amitabha". As a noble time traveler, Dao Ran naturally has his own benefits as a time traveler. From birth, Dao Ran can obtain a special talent every five years. Daoran is fifteen years old this year, and he has received three talents in total. Moreover, Daoran's system is very considerate. When he was five years old, he was seriously ill and almost didn't survive. The system promptly provided him with the gift of superior muscles and bones, which not only made Daoran's physical recovery ability extraordinary, but he also never got sick again in the next ten years. When he was ten years old, Fahai began to ask his disciples to copy and recite sutras. If the children were a little neglectful, they would have their palms drawn with a ruler and placed in solitary confinement. Dao Ran relied on the solemn talent of the treasure to increase his charm and became the one with the least punishment among his peers. When the fifteen-year-old Dao Ran wanted to return to secular life, the system gave him the talent of a monk who broke the precepts. There are many Buddhist precepts, including the five major precepts: no killing, no stealing, no sexual misconduct, no lying, and no drinking. And when Daoran violates the Buddhist precepts, he can randomly obtain attribute bonuses. How great is this? Watch Daoran max out his attributes. In that year, the great sage had become a Buddha, the white snake had not yet transformed, Xiaoqian was waiting in the boudoir, the Tang Dynasty could not live forever, and Mahayana Buddhism had not yet universally saved all sentient beings. The young monk who was determined to return to secular life walked out of Jinshan Temple. He never thought that one day in the future, he would sit on a lotus platform and preach to the Buddhas.

Am I the Buddha who is merciful, my friend, and can save you? Physical transcendence

I've finished reading the latest chapter, and I just hope that it won't get messed up later. Even though it's a virtual novel, keep writing.