Learning from Fahai: Breaking the Rules Makes Me Stronger

My Zheng family is basically all villains. Except for one Zheng Zha, I don't know who is the protagonist.

You said you were breaking the precept, but you met women who refused you in various ways, and you felt lonely.

Or change the name, how to make the protagonist obediently become a Buddhist Gou

I'm currently reading a book. Start from Hong Kong Comprehensive World.

If you want to break the precepts, just break them. If you don't, you will be pulled down. When you break other precepts, you don't say it. When it comes to breaking the sexual precepts, you keep saying that you are a monk.

This book is good at the beginning, but it changes at the end. Is there anything similar? Beg

If you break the precepts, you will become stronger. Why do you write so righteously? If you want to write righteously, don't write about breaking the precepts. Write about accumulating virtue and doing good deeds to accumulate merit. Besides, the world view is so wide, the system rewards only so much at a time, and if you don't take the initiative to break the precepts yourself, then what's the use of it.

This author is a stick licker, huh*

The author of this book did not refresh the data, haha ​​it's true

A time traveler who doesn't recognize the Emperor's Belt? This is treating others as fools