Everyone envies Xu Xian for marrying Bai Suzhen, a loser marrying Bai Fumei, and finally becoming a Buddha and immortal, without having to struggle for hundreds of years. He is simply an inspirational example of a soft-boiled person.
"**!"
Xu Xian said emphatically: "Buddhism and Taoism obviously value my merits in ten lifetimes, and I am the one who is rich and beautiful."
From today on, I, Xu Xian, will be a hermit, waiting to inherit the holy throne of the West. What does it mean to eat soft rice? Isn't it delicious to eat the soft rice of the Buddha without struggling for hundreds of thousands of years?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
I feel like the main character is a fool.
The protagonist is so ****, knowing that Bai Suzhen will marry him, but she doesn't want to marry him. She wants a mortal. There is really no future.
I feel like the main character is a fool.
The protagonist is so ****, knowing that Bai Suzhen will marry him, but she doesn't want to marry him. She wants a mortal. There is really no future.