I, Monk Fahai, From the Start Fused with the Brahma Heavenly Tome

It's very well written. What is an eminent monk and a holy Buddha? It's not just a bunch of beasts outside who have broken the precepts. They have all broken the precepts and are still holy monks. It makes me so embarrassed. Looking at the Buddhas in the Perak world, they are called Buddhas. Either they eat the fruit of a big Buddha and become a Buddha. What is the difference between this and Pudu Cihang Centipede? In the past 20 years of my reading and watching dramas, only the Buddhas in Zhang Weijian and Chen Haomin's version of The Monkey King are compassionate. There is no Buddhist in other TV series, movies and books that is compassionate. Finally, come on, author, as long as the author doesn't write like those **** Buddhas, even if you pull Hongjun out and beat him up now, I will still enjoy reading it and order all of it.

The first chapter is very problematic. A white-haired old monk ordains Fahai. White-haired old monk? Gray hair? Bald and gray hair? Author, what were you thinking when you wrote this? Are you fighting each other?

Cut her off, why is she not a tea?

Who is stronger, Fahai or a one-page book?

I may have some obsessive-compulsive disorder. Originally, it would have been okay if it was just a hodgepodge of mythological worlds. But when the protagonist uses the Brahma template and adds a thunderbolt background, I just feel awkward and can't watch it properly. What will Li Kui do when he sees Li Gui later?

The image of the protagonist is too awesome. Both the White-haired Book and the Book of Near Gods have good images. All the monks in Thunderbolt are awesome. Only the cannon fodder is bald. The protagonists are all so awesome. Pay attention to the image. Don't act like a monster who shouts kill, kill, kill.

The whole story is full of fights, and there is no feeling of stopping at all. After this fight, the next one comes again. How many chapters are there now? This has been separated from Lingshan. I feel that this is not a novel, but an outline of a novel. It is estimated that if someone else writes based on the content of this book, as long as the plot is slowed down, even if a boss is not finished, another fifty chapters will be written to supplement the daily life of the protagonist, practice enlightenment, or teach the heroines to enlighten and practice. The daily routine can improve the character of each character. As long as we relax the pace of the plot and don't fight another big boss every three or five chapters, we can avoid readers being fatigued by too many fighting plots. I wonder if there is any talented person who can write a more sophisticated work of the same type based on the plot pace of this book. It will probably be more popular than this one, because there are too many fighting plots in this book and it does not slow down at all. It is too tiring to read.

The Buddha has no intention of pardoning sins: "Now that I am the Buddha, there is no forgiveness for sins." The famous sword is peerless: "My Buddha hangs his sword to ward off all calamities." The Buddha's Swordsmanship says: "Killing is to protect life, killing karma is not killing people." The Buddha-headed Emperor Tathagata, the Buddha Emperor of the Nine Realms flies in jade, the Buddha tower in the sky reaches Wei Tuo, and a lotus flower steps forward They are all Buddhist bigwigs with explosive powers.

The subject matter is good, but it is too far from a one-page book. If you insist on being more sophisticated, please show your Buddha nature, wisdom, compassion, and lack of regret. Don't just pretend to be pretentious. The beauty of a page is invisible, you are too rough

There is also Quezhou Yipangdu, which is also good.