Weird Stories About Rules: 1 Buddha-Killing Code of the Crazy Monk

One sentence summary: A crazy monk who was sent to a mental hospital for stealing game skins traveled through time and became a bitter and resentful prince. He used modern scientific knowledge and violent Taoism to build missiles in the world of immortality, recruit strange teammates, overthrow the royal family, and unexpectedly became the key "madman" to save the world. Core highlights: Anti-routine character design: The protagonist is full of "Crazy Batch" attributes. He is both a monk time traveler and a revengeful prince. He uses the label of "secondary mental disorder" to do whatever he wants. The contrast between cuteness and violent aesthetics coexists. Integration of science and technology in cultivating immortals: using modern scientific knowledge such as black powder, missile guidance, and biological warfare to deconstruct the system of cultivating immortals and create imaginative settings such as "talisman programming" and "alchemy furnaces to synthesize explosives." Black humor style: a mix of swear words and classical Chinese, nonsensical plots such as "Buddha comes to prostrate the anus" and "Buddha's head serves as a chamber pot" create tension with the philosophical core of "resistance to false Buddhas". Pattern upgrade: From "personal revenge" to destroy the royal family to "cosmic crisis" to the fusion of three thousand worlds, and to confront the Tathagata's "plan for the bliss of all living beings", the exciting points are gradually detonated step by step. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.