I Became a Monk! And They Found Me!

I don't care about gods, demons, monsters, but what I hate the most is bald donkeys

The more I watch, the more disgusting it becomes. The protagonist's ex-wife and sister-in-law are obviously Bai Lianhua, and they will definitely have to clean up their innocence later. Although the protagonist divorces and becomes a monk because of the system and cancer, there are also relationships such as the wife's distrust and unreasonable troubles. After the divorce, she even yells at her brother-in-law. What makes me speechless the most is that the protagonist squandered his family wealth and became a monk. The reason is the protagonist's former sister-in-law. It is ridiculous that a bunch of big guys still greet her and take care of her. It is merciful not to ban her.

The villagers said that Pigfoot went to the lake 3 miles away to fetch water every day. There is no one living within 20 miles of Hanshan Temple. So the question is, who saw him fetching water every day? I laughed.

If you can play 2020, I will call you daddy

Alas, wouldn't it be great if China's excellent traditional culture didn't have Taoism? How many people have been ruined by waiting for Buddha?

It's okay if all the tens of billions of dollars are donated. One-third of the total is to build 35 primary schools. That's enough.

This book is somewhat NT. The characters of the ex-wife and sister-in-law are too obscene. They are angry when they do something wrong, just like blaming the protagonist for doing something wrong.

To be honest, it really doesn't look good, the plot is not good, the protagonist doesn't really want to become a Buddha, he is forced by the system, and he can't deal with emotions well. Women who do this should just stop it. If they are still here, touching their tits, they are **** people.

In troubled times, the road goes down the mountain, and in prosperous times, Buddha enjoys blessings

The writing is very good, but the update is too slow. I personally feel that the author should put a little distance between the protagonist and the woman before becoming a monk. After all, the protagonist is a Buddhist. Since the protagonist has become a monk, he must abide by the rules of Buddhism. It is better to have a closer relationship with women. Also, some of the protagonist's characters should be tougher. Otherwise, what is the difference between the protagonist and the non-monastic?