The Fallen Kasaya

[Like] [Blow a kiss] It's good-looking, Xishan has been redeemed, it's particularly good. Buddha still fell in love with Xishan, and for the sake of Xishan, he plunged himself into despair. Their ultimate goal is to save the world, maybe this is the meaning of life! Completed, recommended to watch. The male protagonist later pursues his wife. A pretty good story. This is my first time reading Buddhist literature and it is worth reading. [Blowing kiss]

Five stars, I live up to the Tathagata and live up to you. I respect the Buddha, love you, and pity the common people. I just want to be with you day and night, and the clouds roll and the clouds relax.

To be honest, I read it chapter by chapter. I may not really understand the content and plot, but I still want to say something. What I feel most sorry for and regret is that the male protagonist, the monk, was unknowingly dragged into the trap of saving his senior brother and entangled in a triangle dispute. Later, he became obsessed with it and couldn't save himself. It's such a pity. A good person like him can obviously live a carefree life. Why should he endure such torture? If the plot needs someone who he loves and loves him, why can't he have one? A better choice, so I actually hope that the heroine can be with the senior brother (after all, the senior brother has done nothing wrong, they are going in both directions), and if the monk must have a loved one, then give him a more appropriate description or let him succeed in ascending to immortality. (In the end, I still don't want the author to plot the plot because of the plot, nor to create a feeling that the monk and the senior brother are available for choice because he loves the heroine more). Overall, it is quite good-looking! The writing is also good! Skip to the next chapter, from the moment we met ten years later until the senior brother came back to life, the tears just kept flowing... Come on, the author, create more works [like]!

This is the love-hate relationship between three centenarians and old men! The heroine was a princess who was forced to get married a hundred years ago. Her lover's brother came to save her, but she was defeated and fell into a state of suspended animation. The heroine was buried underground and practiced magic skills to save herself. She became a witch. She waited for a hundred years to resurrect her lover, and finally resurrected him. But during the period, he seduced the holy monk. The holy monk lost his golden body and became a demon. He then became a love brain. He wanted to be with the witch for the rest of his life. He carefully planned for ten years to wait for his lover to take the initiative to come to him. Finally, after resurrecting his lover, the senior brother, for the second time, the senior brother lost his memory. The heroine also changed her mind and followed the trend to be with the possessed monk.

I gave up my lunch break and spent 3 hours watching a taboo and passionate love story between a witch and a holy monk! The author's writing style is exquisite, the story rhythm is compact, the plot has ups and downs, and the description of extreme emotional entanglement and ambiguity makes the reader feel excited and unable to put it down. Although the emotion comes a little hastily, it gives readers a lot of room for imagination. I'm quite looking forward to the threesome after the senior brother regains his memory [shy], but judging from the holy monk, this situation probably won't happen [laughing and crying]. While writing this review, I suddenly thought of Zhao Wenzhuo and Maggie Cheung's Green Snake [snickering] [snickering] [smirking].

Super, super good-looking. I highly recommend it. At the beginning, the heroine seduces Buddha to save her senior brother. After Buddha becomes a demon, the two of them compete for the heroine. Later, the senior brother loses his memory. The heroine and Buddha go on. It's very interesting and I highly recommend it.

I really like the author's writing style. Although I feel a little wronged, when I think about it carefully, from the perspective of three people, they all have their own helplessness. Moreover, in real life, there are countless more complicated emotional stories than this one, but they are forced to hide them under ethics.

It's good-looking. The female protagonist is a big devil and the male protagonist is a cold-blooded Buddhist who has fallen from the altar. I really like the male protagonist's firm and persistent love for the female protagonist. However, the female protagonist cannot understand her own heart in the early stage and does some emotionally hurtful things. When I saw that after the war, Fuwu's name for Xishan changed back to "donor", ​​I thought they were going to be together. Fortunately, the ending was happy in the end. Fuwu always has her in his heart. The male protagonist's love is really good.

The writing is good and the emotions are very delicate. I lack a heart, I just feel that the heroine is different from my psychological heroine, and I can't stand the heroine's wavering between two men, the senior brother and the monk. I feel wronged for the male protagonist, and I feel unworthy for the senior brother. But the heroine in the novel has such a character, and the two men are happy with it. Fortunately, the final ending is quite satisfying.

I asked why it was so unclear, it turned out to be a deleted version [cover face][cover face][cover face]