Buddhism’s Rise? No, It’s the Rise of the Earthly Dao
佛门大兴？不，是地道大兴
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- Completed
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- 523k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 3y ago
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Luo Binghe waited for Shen Qingqiu for 5 years, Xue Yang waited for Xiaohua and Bai Qian for 300 years, Sun Wukong waited for Tang Seng for 500 years, Yuwen Tuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years, Huacheng waited for Xie Lian for 800 years, Feng Qingxue waited for Baili Tusu for 900 years In the year, Nightshade has waited for Longyang for 1,000 years, Bai Niangzi has waited for Xu Xian for 1,000 years, Yi Xiaochuan has waited for Yu Shu for 2,000 years, Su Jiuer has waited for Feng Xi for 3,000 years, Xiyao has waited for Feipeng for thousands of years, and Zixuan has waited for Changqing for three lives and three lives. And I have been waiting for your update. One day, one day, one month, a frail young girl was lying beside the bed, with a slight smile on her lips. Her outstretched hand trembled slightly, and tears shone in the corners of her eyes. The hoarse voice murmured: "Don't forget to update..."
Big cheers for the author＾0＾~
I hope the author will continue writing
After reading about ten chapters, I feel that this book is actually okay, and some aspects of the settings are reasonable. However, there are also some unreasonable places. For example, Yang Jian guards Wuzhishan. At that time, Yang Jian followed orders but not propaganda. How could he guard monkeys when he had his own territory. Also, when Immortal Zhenyuan went to Wuzhishan, he still had to buy things in the system. Isn't this a nuisance? Do the top gods of the three realms have no cards? In addition, Yang Jian and Tianpeng like Chang'e. The word "show" appears in other movies and TV shows, but it is not suitable to appear in this one. Then there are also highlights in this book, such as the setting that Huaguoshan is Zhoushan, which is very novel and the first time I have seen it, and it makes sense. Furthermore, the exercises issued by the system have very unique effects, are not bad, and are quite interesting. In the end, I didn't read much, but overall this book is okay. If you can accept his setting, it can be said to be a good book. If you can't accept it, I suggest you quickly find other books to read like me.
The reason Hongjun preached in Liu'er is that the Dharma is not taught to Liu'er. The reason should not be that it is not taught to Liu'er Macaque. Do you think about whether the preaching to low-level creatures and high-level creatures can be the same? Forcibly listening will be harmful, and the saying "Don't teach the six ears" means that when a teacher preaches to students, he should not be heard by others, otherwise others may misunderstand him as your disciple. At that time, he had six ears and a heavenly immortal. What did Hongjun target? And the six ears eavesdropped on what Hongjun said. , Guess who would accept him as a disciple? He overheard what Hongjun taught his students, and he was not one of Hongjun's three thousand guests. He overheard it. If anyone accepted him as a disciple, he would definitely have to take over Hongjun's karma for Liu'er, and no one would accept him as Liu'er. He may be eavesdropping everywhere and owes an unknown amount of karma, and only the Xigua bastard is thick-skinned and accepts the karma. Who dares to go to the Western bastard to repay the karma except Hongjun? And will Hongjun ask those two shameless bastards for this small karma? Even if Hongjun wants to kill Liu Er, both of them will still be fine.
Big cheers for the author
The writing is good, but the ending is too sloppy. Also, I feel that the underworld should be humane, and the underworld cannot be considered authentic just because there is a word for "di" in it. Also, there is no Black Nuwa in this book, so I personally support the author in giving it five stars.
The author gives a huge five-star rating! The author's novel is very good. I hope the author can update it more? Big cheers for the author!
Awesome novel
It is very exciting. It describes different prehistoric times from different angles. Although it is a clichéd plot, it is very novel. I have read the latest chapter... Come on, author!