
Journey to the West: You Destroyed My Earth God Shrine, Yet You Still Want Buddhism to Flourish?
西游:推了我的土地庙,还想佛门大兴?
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I think the end of the Dharma is the rise of Buddhism, because Buddhism relies on faith to practice, and Tao requires spiritual energy
People and ghosts alike write novels these days. Is it so easy to cheat these fools out of their money?
If you have an IQ above ten, you should retreat when you see the title of the book.
I stopped watching when I saw that practicing Pangu's technique required killing three corpses.
It's all over now, why don't the pig's feet throw themselves into the streets? ( ̄ー ̄)
Couldn't the Chaos Orb be entrusted to the Three Corpses? *Author, do you really understand Chinese mythology? Also, if there is a system, don't impose so many restrictions, or simply don't write something like this. I'll lose all desire to read it.
I laughed when I saw a lot of people debating whether there was such a thing as prehistoric times. I don't know if there is such a thing, but I can't veto it with one vote, okay? To put it bluntly, we are ordinary people who have not even explored the entire earth, so why should we deny the unknown? You can not believe it, but denying it would be too one-sided! Moreover, there are many known unscientific events that cannot be explained! Besides, science is only a word that appeared in recent years. Who knows whether it will be represented by another word hundreds or thousands of years later? So it's okay to say that you don't believe it, but to deny it directly would be ridiculous.
I just read the first chapter, and the protagonist's choice is to eliminate all gods, demons, and ghosts. Anyone who calls himself a god, demon, demon, and ghost does not exist. So in the end, you are the only immortal, and you can't even manifest the saint. Is that interesting?
When I read the title, I thought that Guanyin Bodhisattva came to bulldoze the protagonist's earth temple.
In other words, only Hongjun can become a saint by killing three corpses. The rest are all merits and deeds. Now it is as simple as killing three corpses and drinking water.