Lin Hao, a lowly office clerk, dies suddenly from overwork.
He wakes up reborn in the Primordial Era,
but his only identity is that of a lowly novice monk in the Western Teachings.
Before the Sages have appeared, the West is famously barren.
Luckily, his soul comes with the functions of the document software from his previous life: create, save, copy, and paste.
"Hmm? That's a fine spiritual treasure you've got there. Let me take a look. Copy. There, done. Here it is back."
"Hmm? That's quite a talent you've got. Show me how it works. Copy. There, done. Off you go."
You have One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones? I can create a new text document.
You are immortal and indestructible? I can save at any time, anywhere.
Spiritual treasures, talents, divine abilities: I can copy and paste them all.
Anything I see can be mine. It's only a matter of time.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Zhunti Jieyin has not yet established a religion, so where does Buddhism come from? Return to my novice aunt. Be smarter.
You are a dragon yourself, and you still eat dragon meat?
Isn't this protagonist a Buddhist bald donkey?
There is a problem in the first chapter, the protagonist is a dragon who is 15 years old and not yet born!
I just mentioned that Hongyun Gourd gave three seeds. Maybe I didn't pay attention carefully? Hongyun's gourd is obviously the Nine-Nine Gourd. Later, the protagonist gets the gourd vine and it comes with seven small gourds. When I saw this, I felt a little confused. Aren't these two the same thing? Why did the second gourd vine appear?
Two were issued and one is a duplicate.
Commentary on Chapter 18 of Chapter 18: Giving Treasures from Zhunti and Traveling through the Ancient World by Feitian Latiao.