The Buddhist Sect's Biggest Turncoat
佛门最大二五仔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Abbot, Why Did You Betray the Temple?主持何故叛寺？Alternate title on Fanqie
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Read the title. Don’t insult my IQ.
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Stories with a Monk as the Protagonist, the Scheming and Shameless Kind
A satisfying power fantasy.
A Protagonist Who Cultivates Buddhist Martial Arts
The protagonist cultivates Buddhist martial arts.
Please Recommend Great Buddhist Fiction!
Books set in a world of ghosts and monsters, with Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism, and other ways to exorcise them
Looking for Buddhist Scripture Stories, Serious Ones About Rebirth and Guiding the Dead, with Mighty Heavenly Dragon Techniques
Looking for books like "I Attained Buddhahood and Became a Bodhisattva at the Temple".
Any Good Novels to Recommend?
Are there any novels with an incredibly powerful protagonist who wipes out the Japanese? Please recommend a few. 🐔
A Buddhist Protagonist Who Rejects Violent Warrior Monks: Gentle and Refined, Yet True to the Precepts 🌹
Folks! Books Full of Memorable Quotes
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The Male Lead Is a Monk
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The Protagonist Is a Monk
Transmigration, historical Chinese style, wuxia. The protagonist is aloof and handsome, devoted to Buddhism, but the mortal world keeps coming to him. Still, his faith remains steadfast. No Journey to the West recommendations.
Looking for a Novel About a Buddhist Cultivator
I don't think I've ever read a novel where the protagonist practices Buddhism. I'd like to try one.
The Protagonist Is a Self-Aware Mechanical Being!! A Mecha Works Too
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Any Recommendations for Traditional Xianxia with Everyday Life?
Recommend me some good books, please. I'm so out of things to read, and I've been in a reading slump for a month or two. This is the worst reading slump I've had since I started reading novels. Before, it would last at most a week or two, but now it's been a month or two. I'm feeling a bit down. I have nothing to read and I'm so bored.
The Male Lead Cultivates Buddhist Law, Becomes a Great Monk, and Renounces the Mortal World
A Taoist Priest or Monk Bound to Both a Temple and a Taoist Monastery
Someone transmigrates into a body or wanders into a Taoist temple or Buddhist monastery, and happens to activate a System and get bound to it.
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"Author, read after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating." I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will no longer play games or post fluff. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, indomitable spirit, striving and working hard, pursuing excellence, striving for brilliance, finding joy in coding, forging oneself through trials, and living up to…
It has a very strong feel to it; it's on the verge of becoming a legend. Entering the Buddhist order makes things less interesting.
I've read the first 60 chapters, not bad. I hope it's not a harem story.
Just when I was getting really into it, it suddenly stopped. I could have used mental techniques to brainwash my enemies with chanting and sound manipulation.
It's well-written, so don't worry about what others think. There are too many people who love reading wish-fulfillment novels these days, and the plot this author wrote is really good. Those who criticize it are only fit to read mindless wish-fulfillment novels like "The Crooked-Mouthed Dragon King." They're timid and submissive in real life, yet they're trying to find validation while reading a novel online.
Overall, it's pretty good. The character changes a bit too quickly towards the end, but you can still see it in the daily details. As long as there aren't too many bad points later on, it's still very good. I'll give it five stars for now.
Great, very good! Is the author a full-time writer? Five chapters a day, that's amazing!
This is the most satisfying novel I've read recently. Everything, from the realms of cultivation to the overall world view, is incredibly clear. It's a completely new worldview, absolutely perfect! It's just too short. Please update more, author! 😘😘😘😘
The author seems to be a seasoned bookworm, particularly fond of the plots of classic wuxia novels. The protagonist is often caught in a web of intrigue, with various plot devices, conspiracies, and enigmatic figures acting as hooks. However, it seems the author is influenced by reviews, who feel the protagonist's personality is constantly shifting and his actions somewhat contradictory.
It's quite novel, and the plot is good too. I'd been in a reading slump for a long time, so I didn't have high expectations when I started reading, but I found that this book kept me reading patiently, especially towards the end when I discovered the world was set after Journey to the West, with all the gods and Buddhas in their demise, which brought the book to a minor climax.