One Second, One Merit, the Two Sages of Buddhism Cried When They Saw Me

I really like it so far. It's best if the male protagonist has no cp, because I can't stand the monk's emotional line. I think what makes the male protagonist great is that he doesn't level up slowly, but is very powerful from the beginning, whether it's because of the system or his own understanding.

Regardless of whether it's good or not, cheer yourself up first [cool]

So thin. Since he is a monk, I hope there will be no heroine.

It's acceptable, but the author needs to keep a tight grip on the plot behind it, so it doesn't break down.

The plot is smooth and the characters are well drawn. Since we are dedicated to the Buddha, we should abandon those romances between men and women. The most annoying ones are those with the name of a monk and the heroine and the harem. So far, they are pretty good. The reason for the low rating may be the low scores given by those Yakuza who like to watch monks fall in love [laughter]

If you can detect the agglomeration and merit golden wheel, it will be the second golden finger, and it doesn't have to be too awesome. Golden Wheel of Merit, it's not too much to have a defensive skill that can prevent evil from entering, right? If the merit is not consumed, it cannot be broken, and there is also a comprehension bonus. With so many merits, he must be a good person! Or do things with merit. With the blessing of luck, all your wishes will come true. Or there is one that condenses blessings and speeds up cultivation, and another one that has a clear Taoist mind, no magazines in the mind, and no inner demons. Help others wash away their sins. What? There is something else that everyone can think about together.

Please support the author with four stars. I'm sorry, I'm so addicted that I can't stand it anymore. The author obviously doesn't have the ability to write the protagonist as an enlightened monk. He's just a little gangster wearing a cassock, just pretending.

I hope there won't be such women in the future, and there won't be any empresses like poverty alleviation or any of his distant relatives.

Nowadays, there is a great need for real Buddhist and Taoist books that are dedicated to the Tao. This book can be said to be a clear stream. It will be better if the people you meet in the future are not female characters. The empress is a bit uncomfortable at the moment. Please listen to the author's advice. Otherwise, pay in installments with five stars.

The taste here is not enough for outsiders to understand

Since we are both Tianya writers, I will not give you low marks. Feelings: It was very comfortable to watch in the past, but it's a pity that such a female emperor now makes people feel uncomfortable. After all, it's better to replace the female emperor with a prince. Sure enough, in the eyes of most people, Buddha can never be peaceful. The author didn't say whether there is CP or not, and we don't know either, so I won't say anything nonsense. The author's writing style is not bad. Remember to @me in the new book [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile]

Foreign Buddhas can get married, foreign Buddhas have wives, foreign Buddhas have status, what do you have [smirking] [smirking]

I see it's okay now, but I don't know if there is CP

. . . . Can. The plot and character settings are dense. There seems to be no barrier. Smooth

So far, so good, not too much drama.

I hope he is a serious monk. There is no need to act like a loser like some system writers who engage in various kinds of relapses. I think Buddha is the embodiment of enlightenment and wisdom. What do you expect the author to write next?

It's okay, why is the rating so low?

So far it seems okay, but I doubt that the protagonist has too much understanding of Buddhism. Is it possible that he must practice Buddhism because of his merits? It's better to practice more

It's so beautiful, but it's just a bit lacking. Please rest assured, reader, there is no heroine, a pure and upright monk! You can read the article with confidence! ! So far, I have seen three female characters intersect with each other. They are not tired of holding back the plot, nor do they interact much. They all promote the plot. The main thing is the protagonist's own spiritual practice! Originally I thought it was just a daily article for personal practice. I didn't expect that the world view would only expand a little bit after 300,000 words. It seems that the world will be exciting in the future! Looking forward to it(✧◡✧) I want to see the protagonist's subsequent journey and how the protagonist becomes stronger. I like my eldest apprentice so much The author has to write a long story, otherwise I always feel that this world view cannot be ended with just one million... I hope the author maintains the quality and quantity and updates more often! Come on! Oh, the book review section is really annoying. The princess who was born around 48 years old has no relationship with the male protagonist at all? The protagonist is a monk, and he helps whenever he meets someone who can help him. Moreover, the protagonist is modern and has some bad taste. He made an agreement with her to become the empress and change the country's name. It was just a whim, and it also triggered a mission. After that, there was no communication. It was purely unintentional. Whether the princess succeeds or not depends on fate. And I feel that this plot is more for the benefit of the protagonist to promote many subsequent plots. It is really not the beginning of the flower monk as you imagined... Be patient and look back. Don't be too violent! ! ! ! [Note][note][note][note]

The first part is good, I hope the next part will be good. . . This is the second book I have read about Buddha with feelings. The first one is about a modern Buddha who has supernatural powers called "I want to return to secular life." You should be a martial Buddha with martial arts and supernatural powers. [Like][Like][Like]

There are 94,608,000 seconds in 3 years. Subtracting the used merit, there is no situation where there is just not enough, which is very good. These days, novels that are not stuck on the level of the protagonist are so rare. All kinds of messy, other novels that gained proficiency points were written with great reviews. However, when encountering a big problem, they still got stuck. They just upgraded, just solved the problem, and were clearly arranged by the system.

As long as there is no heroine in the finale, it will be 5 stars

Grasp the scale of your relationship with women I've read the latest two chapters. Forget it, everyone will leave after seeing this.

This game is very fun to play. Just don't press it in the later stages. Don't worry about it. If any skill costs billions or tens of billions, it will be boring. If you change the map, it will be okay if I don't say that I will become an immortal or a Buddha for decades.

It's so good. I've read too many novels about Monk and I like the heroine. I'd rather read this kind of novel which doesn't have the heroine.

It reads very smoothly and has the desired level of enjoyment, but it's still a little restrictive. It's not so exciting that it feels like flying. Are the system and the electronic wooden fish two golden fingers or one? This is still a bit confusing [thinking]

The main story of this book is about being adopted by Buddhists and then relying on the system to become some of the strongest people in the world. They also feel that there is some conspiracy above that they are exploring through their own actions and trying to resist. The protagonist is quite successful in writing. At least the character is established. There is too little other content to make it convenient to evaluate.

Okay, your book has the potential to become a hit! All old bookworms will enjoy reading it, come on!

Very beautiful! The plot flows smoothly and doesn't drag out! The character fits the image of a monk very well! And it doesn't involve Westward Journey and other badly used IPs, extra points.

This book has the potential to be a hit, so I give it four stars. I hope you won't stop updating and write this book well. Don't take it off the shelves!