The Young Monk Doesn't Want to Return to Secular Life!

It's so well written, Amitabha, come on, it's great to write a novel about cultivating Buddhism. The state of mind should be so calm and peaceful. It's not like the novels I read before about cultivating Buddhism. They are just like vixens in disguise. They hook up with this, hook up with three, hook up with four, or even have a harem. It's just not like writing about cultivating Buddhism. Even the Hehuan Buddha has to be humbled when he sees it. Your writing of this book is good, at least now I feel very good, [Like] [Like] [Like]

I'm not used to the first person perspective 3.1 Re-evaluation: I had the patience to continue reading, it was still very good, but when I saw the male bishop giving the stepmother's skills to his stepmother's son, I felt a little uncomfortable, and I felt like my mother had been betrayed. (My personal question)

Okay, the chapters are a bit short

It's pretty good. The protagonist is a cultural person and the content is relatively clean. It is a clear and fresh work.

It's great, the author writes very spiritually

A very good book,

Not bad, positive energy and wisdom [Like]

Although it is in the first person, the plot and writing are excellent. The characterization of the protagonist and supporting characters is also very vivid. I feel that the author has writing skills.

Yeah, it's interesting. More than 95% of the novels written in the first-person perspective are not that boring to read.

The writing is very good, and it is considered acceptable on Tomato. I hope the author will work hard.

Well written, keep going

Emma, ​​it looks so good [Like]

The writing is very good, but the understanding of the first person seems to be a bit biased (it should be written in the first person, right?) Sometimes it feels more like the third person.

One food, one drink, and one clothing, and there is no doubt in my heart that I depend on each other; Every breath and every breath is a gift, and the cycle of reincarnation in this world is endless. As one ages, one's circle is destined to slowly shrink. Stay away from people who have different views, stay away from people who waste energy, stay away from people who are dispensable. With a smaller circle and fewer friends, you can spend more energy on yourself and your family. Let a broken relationship go; let a lost friend go. I am used to people coming and going, and I look down on people and gradually drift away. After passing through the fleeting years of gathering and dispersing, we will eventually meet the better me.

The content is good, but a little wordy in some aspects.

A good book. Some flaws need to be corrected. The name puts off many readers.

Really pretty! But you have to be patient. The book is very long, so you can read it slowly.