The Buddha said: All sentient beings and all kinds of illusions have the Tathagata's wonderful mind of perfect enlightenment. Driving corpses is also called "moving spirits"; Buddhism emphasizes on saving all living beings. Have you ever seen a monk driving away corpses? Xiangxi Corpse Exorcism, Tantric Black Dharma, Inanimate Old Mother, Nanyang Head-descending, Oriental Style God... Hearing its name, do you want to know what it is like? Tree Goddess, bronze-armored zombies, ferocious corpses of mother and son, human skin skeletons... See how the little monk transforms? People who have passed through the underworld, Grandpa City God, impermanent destiny, the ten great kings of hell, red lotus karma fire... Do these folk anecdotes really exist? The reincarnation of Arhat, the true and false Arhat, the birth of a soul boy, the sea of netherworld, the golden relic... Weird scenes that are unimaginable, the ancestor of the Zhang family who has disappeared for many years, the four major families guarding the relic... All of this seems to be ruthlessly operated by a big hand; the road ahead for the little monk seems extremely dangerous, and the road to salvation for all sentient beings is also extremely bumpy; however, when many truths slowly surface, Kong Kong makes an astonishing decision...
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The plot is quite novel and the writing is very good, but I think the protagonist is a monk. You have also written some ambiguous plots with Tang Wuyou, and your title is Suspense Love. Does that mean there is a female protagonist? If you set the protagonist's character at the beginning to be a fair-weather monk or a more casual character, it won't look so awkward. You set the protagonist's character to It feels quite awkward to write such an emotional drama for a mediocre monk, and the protagonist in the beginning is quite awesome. After looking at it and having more companions, I realized that the protagonist is among this group of companions. Apart from being possessed by demons, he is not necessarily more outstanding in terms of other magic powers. Sometimes he is even inferior to others in terms of skills and the aura of the protagonist cannot be reflected at all.
The plot is quite novel and the writing is very good, but I think the protagonist is a monk. You have also written some ambiguous plots with Tang Wuyou, and your title is Suspense Love. Does that mean there is a female protagonist? If you set the protagonist's character at the beginning to be a fair-weather monk or a more casual character, it won't look so awkward. You set the protagonist's character to It feels quite awkward to write such an emotional drama for a mediocre monk, and the protagonist in the beginning is quite awesome. After looking at it and having more companions, I realized that the protagonist is among this group of companions. Apart from being possessed by demons, he is not necessarily more outstanding in terms of other magic powers. Sometimes he is even inferior to others in terms of skills and the aura of the protagonist cannot be reflected at all.