Honor of Kings: I'm a Monk on the Continent of Honor

Qin Heng transmigrates to the Continent of Kings and becomes Jin Chan's disciple, taking the Buddhist name Wuxu.

Qin Heng says he has no interest in becoming a monk who has renounced all worldly desires, much less an ascetic like Jin Chan and Dharma.

So, on his very first day, Jin Chan catches him sneaking meat.

"Wuxu, you broke your vows and snuck meat! Do you admit your fault?"

"Master, I'm innocent! I was contemplating Buddhist teachings! As the saying goes, 'Wine and meat pass through the body, but the Buddha remains in the heart.' I believe that on the path to Buddhahood, one should focus not on outward forms, but on sincerity!"

Jin Chan is stunned, and a sudden insight dawns on him.

"Your understanding of Buddhism is remarkable. It even surpasses your master's!"

The heroines say, "Master Wuxu, my heart and mind have been unsettled lately. Please recite sutras for me and help me calm down."

"Amitabha! Ladies, this humble monk has taken holy orders and does not consort with women. Please, just... Mm..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.