The Rotten-Flesh Buddha

Twists and turns, twists and turns! The author has a wild imagination and a witty writing style. If you calm down and read on, you'll find it very enjoyable. I spent my entire May Day holiday reading this book, and I'm speechless! Author, you've really corrupted me! 😭🤞 You've ruined my moral compass! Why did it have to end so suddenly, forcibly wrapping things up without filling in the plot holes? What was the point of reading so many chapters? I'm fed up. It's a waste of time.

I finished watching it late at night, and here are some honest comments for everyone's reference. I hope the author will take them into consideration. Chapter One, "The Rotten Flesh Buddha," is a masterpiece. The language is concise and profound. The plot is fast-paced, full of twists and turns, the characters are well-rounded, and foreshadowing is left unsaid.

I love the author so much! It's rare to find an online novel that uses a short story to metaphorically represent the plot. Although it's a very common writing technique, it's truly exceptional in online novels. Moreover, unlike the populist "Chinese mythology" that elevates itself by belittling gods from other regions, I particularly loved the battle between Shiva and the four mythical beasts.

It feels good, and I hope it gets even better later on. 😘

It's rare to find a novel of this caliber on Tomato, a platform saturated with lighthearted, entertaining stories. The only downside is the slow update speed. The author's writing is genuinely excellent; this novel manages to be both hilarious and heart-wrenching, a real breath of fresh air for me.

This book has brought back the joy I felt when I read Douluo Continent in junior high. I read it every day and I really love it. I hope the author continues writing. Those who say it's bad, please read it before commenting. Don't pretend to know everything when you don't understand anything. If you don't like it, just leave. Don't be disgusting.

This setup is amazing! It's unlike any other cultivation story. It feels like the author is forging a completely new path in cultivation. As I read, I was completely drawn in, experiencing the protagonist's despair and pain. That helplessness truly moved me. I hope the author can keep going!

It's worth five stars right now. The theme is novel, although the plot is old-fashioned. But the most important thing about cultivation novels is cultivation itself, and novel cultivation is what makes them truly novel. The first story was alright. The second story, however, revealed its ugly side right from the start; it's a system novel. As for system novels, I can only apologize. Systems are the worst kind of thing.

It was great! The first volume was amazing. The second volume was a bit too drastic, and it took some getting used to. I hope the author will lean more towards a dark fantasy cultivation style; the system really doesn't suit the style established in the first volume. Looking forward to the third volume! Alright, alright, you've written three volumes, the author's already going crazy, huh? Okay, keep up the good work.

First of all, this isn't a novice, it's a seasoned pro. The first few chapters are excellent, with a unique style, definitely worth more than an 8. I previously read a book with the protagonist Zhao Yi, which had a 9.6 Rating and over 300,000 readers, but it frequently had typos and grammatical errors, weak plot progression, and many nonsensical parts. This book is significantly better than that one. A 9.3 Rating on Tomato Books would be more appropriate given at least 500,000 readers.