I Am Fahai, the Buddhist Monk: The Green and White Snakes Help Me Cultivate from the Start

So what, I heard that Green Snake is a boy, will you hit me?

Alas, it feels like a good book. Why is the protagonist a monk? Monks are so hypocritical. Take a look and see what they have. , I don't kill living beings, the Buddha is compassionate, but there are Buddhas who are angry, Vajra eyes, warrior monks, etc., There are no jiann, there are happy Zen, don't eat meat, there are three pure meats, so the good ones are also monks, the bad ones are also monks, so they are hypocritical. In addition, if everyone converts to Buddhism, it will only take up to 100 years for human beings to be extinct. It usually gives people the impression that monks don't eat meat and drink alcohol, but only cause trouble. It feels like the rules inside were like those of cultists at first, but now people are gradually recognizing it.

I hope you don't lick Bei Liang too much. Thank you. Also, since he's not a time traveler, he should know the plot.

I don't understand why I need to add Xuezhong, but there is already a lot to write about Ming Ming Shu Shan, Zhu Xian, Fairy Sword, A Chinese Ghost Story, etc.

The author may not be able to grasp it. He doesn't know when to cut it.

Alms bowl, Zen staff, and cassocks, none of them are missing, especially the alms bowl, which is a good treasure for holding monsters. Of course, it would be even better if the Leifeng Pagoda sacrifice can be refined into a magic weapon~

As long as your writing is good-looking, the plot design has ups and downs, and you don't touch any evil points, there will be many readers.

One moment he is no good at martial arts, and the next one is building a foundation pill or something like that.

It's good at the beginning, but then it's so serious and boring.

Why do you all feel that Fahai is at fault? Humans and monsters are inherently incompatible. If you control them, good monsters and bad monsters, it's racial antagonism.