Great Tang: Trust Me, He’s Not Cut Out to Be Emperor

No, there is a big problem. Am I dazzled? I saw before that it was still a monk, Buddha system, bald, why did I write a book review? When I looked back, I changed to a Taoist priest, Tianzun system. I saw that the introduction was also a temple, Buddha system, I was a little confused.

Is this washing the floor for a bald donkey?

Come on, I have just written three chapters, and there will definitely not be too much data. This is the first time I have read this story about being a monk in the Tang Dynasty. It is a bit novel, but your setting of having to save all sentient beings before returning to secular life is a bit too high, so writing emotional lines must be limited. I just feel that you cannot write too many emotional lines, otherwise it will ruin the setting. If the emotional line is not rich, if you follow the routine, you will definitely give Li Er some advice on governing the country. It is too simple, and the data will definitely not go up. I feel that it is not as easy to write as those who opened a tavern and inn and became the county magistrate's consort. Ah, these are just my personal suggestions. I have never written a novel, and I don't know much about it. I'm just talking. The author should work harder and write more (??ω??)