I Took Up Buddhism, and Now You're the Ones Suffering

It's good to read. Every chapter can be shocked by the heroine, but also a little sad. Their senior brothers can atone for their sins by doing good deeds, but the biggest punishment for them is to never forgive or even have anything to do with them after reincarnation. Just like the path that the heroine takes is ruthless and affectionate, I feel that the heroine will be the right one.

The subject matter is quite novel and the writing style is also delicate. The reason for the low rating is probably because it is new. I feel that this book has the potential to get a perfect score (ง •̀_•́)ง Despite the flaws, she still looks good

Personally speaking, this book is really good, especially some things about Buddhism, destiny, and life in it. I have read so many novels myself, and some of the things in this book resonate with me the most. Of course, the content of this book is not much different from other similar content, but it explains or elaborates on destiny, Buddhism, and such things in more detail. Therefore, this book can resonate more with me who have had similar thoughts and perceptions. I look forward to more updates from the author!

Books that cleanse the soul. I have read too many cool novels and forced-eating plots, and I am full of negative emotions. I originally read this novel because I was a novelist, but I didn't expect it to be a good book. After reading it, I calmed down a lot and didn't feel like I was getting angry the more I read it. I started to look at myself and found that I had a lot of shortcomings that had to be corrected slowly. It's a good book to calm your mind.

The author who wrote such a novel must have a strong heart! This is the first novel I have read that is related to Buddhist enlightenment. Some words in the novel made me enlightened. But I understand the principles of human beings in the secular world, and I can't let go of the hatred that I should let go of right now. The evil he did to me in this life is a cycle of cause and effect. I hope he can suffer a hundred times the suffering I suffered in the second half of his life.

A very rare article that discusses the true meaning of spiritual practice. It is not the so-called cultivation literature that beats, kills, or even encourages killing and selling goods. It's also very interesting and refreshing, and it's not about abusing women in the name of a crematorium. Highly recommended!

This book is really good. It has a good understanding of Buddhism, at least in line with my understanding of Buddhism. The content of the article is also in-depth and the explanation is very clear. However, I do not recommend it. The reason is that although I did not understand the Buddhist scriptures deeply after reading it, I can only express my respect, understanding and rejection of the superficial meaning. Even if this world is just an illusion, karma and cause and effect are entangled in reincarnation, repeating the retribution of injustice. I also feel that it is too difficult to let go of my attachments and jump out of the three realms. So, let's look at the culture of Taoism. It's about self-cultivation and mind-building. It's about responsibility. It's about rolling up your sleeves and working hard at critical moments. It's about not breaking your Taoist heart. In the end, you can become an immortal or ascend to heaven. At least you will feel comfortable physically and mentally without feeling aggrieved.

I particularly like this kind of enlightened immortality writing. This can already be said to be a monastic text. The heroine changed from cultivating immortality to cultivating Taoism. Or cultivating Taoism is more mysterious. Cultivation to immortality is a step-by-step process of upgrading. It is much more difficult to cultivate the mind when practicing Taoism. If you don't understand it, you'll be stuck. If you understand it, you might just ascend. And I feel that cultivating Taoism is a higher level than cultivating immortality. Cultivation of immortality revolves around the five elements. To cultivate the Tao is to understand the Tao.

This is a book that makes people think deeply about the world, reflect on themselves, and gain enlightenment. The rating is too low. This is a book that I read most carefully. When I encounter certain passages, I read it again and again. The author is a person with great wisdom and a Buddhist heart. Will keep watching.

I gave it 5 stars. I like the content very much. "People live alone in this floating world. They live and die alone. They have their own joys and sorrows. There is no substitute for them." I feel sad for the heroine's previous life, and shed tears while watching it. Even if those who owe something repent and make amends, it still makes people feel sad and unworthy of forgiveness. Delayed affection is inferior to grass, and some damage cannot be made up for!