I Am Fahai, the Monk: From the Start, I Broke My Vows with the Two Snakes, Qing and Bai

After transmigrating to a world of myth, he became Fahai, a young monk at Jinshan Temple.

He chopped wood, carried water, chanted scriptures, and prayed to Buddha.

Three meals a day meant steamed buns with pickled vegetables, and not a drop of oil in sight.

Fahai put up with this miserable life for half a year. Then, one day, he finally couldn't take it anymore and roasted the rabbit raised by Abbot Lingyou.

Fahai: "This roasted rabbit leg is damn delicious!"

Ding! The Rule-Breaking System has been successfully activated!

Host broke the dietary precept. Reward: the Eighteen Arhats' Dragon-Subduing and Tiger-Taming Dharma Body!

Just as Fahai was celebrating, Abbot Lingyou discovered he'd broken the precept. In a rage, he banished Fahai from Jinshan Temple and declared that Fahai could not return until he had cleansed himself of all six earthly desires.

Who knew that on his very first day down the mountain, Fahai would break the first of the Eight Precepts, the precept against lust...

Xiao Qing: "You filthy monk, don't come any closer! Y-you... why are you taking off your clothes?"

Fahai: "My lady, you've been poisoned by a love potion. This humble monk is saving you."

Xiao Bai: "Little Master, my sister says you're good at curing poison. The poison I have today..."

Fahai: "Of course, of course. This humble monk will take off his clothes right away."

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