One Merit Per Second: The Two Buddhist Saints Are Drooling with Envy
一秒一功德，佛门二圣见我馋哭了
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- Completed
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- 466k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- One Merit Point Per Second, From Novice Monk to Buddha Ancestor一秒一功德，从沙弥开始成佛做祖Alternate title on Fanqie
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I quite like it so far. Ideally, the male lead should have no romantic partner, because I can't stand monks having romantic storylines. I think the male protagonist is amazing because he didn't level up gradually, but was already very powerful from the beginning, whether due to the system or his own comprehension.
Whether it's good or bad, let me cheer myself up first 😎
He's so thin! Since he's a monk, I hope there's no female lead.
It's alright, but the author needs to control the later plot and avoid it falling apart.
The plot flows smoothly and the characters are well-developed. Since the author is devoted to Buddhism, they should abandon those stories about romance and love, especially those that use the monk's name to create a female lead and harem. So far, the author seems quite good. The low rating is probably due to those sleazy readers who enjoy watching monks fall in love. 😅
I'll give the author four stars, but I'm sorry, I was so poisoned by the story that I couldn't continue reading. The author clearly lacks the ability to portray the protagonist as a virtuous monk; he's just a small-time hoodlum wearing a monk's robe—it's all just an act.
If we can detect the condensation of the Golden Wheel of Merit, then we'll finally have a second cheat code, but it doesn't have to be an overpowered function. The Golden Wheel of Merit should have a defensive skill like "Invincible to All Evils," right? It can't be broken unless all merits are used up, and then there's an added bonus to comprehension.
Hopefully, there won't be any women like this later on, and no empress-like figures like those in the "poverty alleviation" series, nor any distant relatives of his.
Since we're both writers, I won't give you a low score. My impression: The beginning was very enjoyable to read, but unfortunately, the current empress is unpleasant to watch. It's a shame that such a virtuous Buddha has been brought down from his pedestal. It would have been better to replace the woman with a prince. Indeed, in most people's eyes, Buddha can never achieve tranquility.
What we desperately need now are books that truly embody the Buddhist and Taoist traditions, wholeheartedly devoted to the Tao. This book is a breath of fresh air. Hopefully, the characters I encounter in the future won't be female. The Empress is a bit unsettling right now. Listen to the author's advice, or else I'll give it five stars and pay in installments.