One Thought Destroys All Living Beings

Parents are extremely poisonous. In fact, it doesn't matter whether they have them or not. The key is that the protagonist doesn't care about family ties. Even if he has parents, he can easily kill them. As long as the protagonist doesn't kill them with his own hands without any burden, or the protagonist dies accidentally and the protagonist is indifferent, no matter how you describe them, they are poisonous, whether it is plot killing or the protagonist accidentally kills them. It's poison. This all shows that the protagonist cares about family ties. Even if he sits back and watches his parents being killed, he wants to take revenge. This is the poison of family ties. If you don't take revenge, some people say that you bully to the point of not fighting back. Moreover, the two kinds of killing of relatives I mentioned earlier will have the Holy Mother jump out and spit. This is the source of all poisons. Generally, the author writes that the death of both parents can best take care of most people. Garbage, completely opposite to the title of the book. It should be called Yi Nian, who is doing good deeds and is bound by his parents. He saves people and sends them to a safe place. He is a righteous monk who serves the people.

It's still as enjoyable as the previous book. The main character's goal is clear. The main character's goal in the previous book was to eat all the weirdos. The main character's goal in this book is to turn all the monks into puppets. It's very good. But this book is obviously written more delicately, and the world view feels grand. I hope the author will persevere. Such a good book will definitely shine, come on!

At first I thought it was chattering, but after reading it I realized it was forced chatting.

The plot is average and not suitable for me

This subject matter is in vain