People's Priest Becomes Buddha in Movie World

The author is pornographic, his works contain private goods, his knowledge is extensive, and he is a good book lover. Overall, it is good! Come on! (ง•̀_•́)ง

It was really well written, and I actually learned something from the novel. The author has a rich reserve of knowledge and has a correct outlook on life, values, society and morality. The plot may be bland, but the gags between plots are interesting.

Good book. In this era when refined and self-interested novels are the mainstream, writing this insane and upright Infinite Flow novel is a revelation~

At first I thought it was some bullshit, but when I looked at it later, it looked so good, and the settings were good, but if the score was high, it might be blocked, so just take a look and cherish it.

I often feel that the author has a crazy yet sober writing style. Traveling through the movie world is always fresh because of the desire of "Which world is next?". The protagonist's strength has been improved very well. Although he is a master, he is not invincible. It is refreshing but not boring. There are a lot of updates and it is really excellent.

The story is still very interesting, I stayed up late to read it, but I really liked the mixture of private goods and forensics. I still occasionally verify it before, but I don't know if it's not a comment. There started to be more in the middle period, and basically every other chapter has to be verified. When I was writing about the second volume, almost every chapter contained private information and forensic evidence, not just occasionally, but almost every chapter. Blatantly verifying, openly saying that I am the verification, I just want to export my political ideas and social consciousness. The comments are also crazy and echoing, which is a bit overwhelming. The story was really good at first, with occasional private goods and forensics to spice it up and stir up the mood. But the rest is really all private stuff and has no story. If you like to see private goods or authenticate, don't miss it! Definitely more than 5 stars, others are 4 stars.

The author's nonsensical writing skills are very nice. Although most of them are old jokes, it is also very good to write old jokes in a way that makes people feel comfortable. The author has very strong writing skills and is the mouthpiece of a super strong person.

I don't know why this book has such a low score. It is a very funny and interesting fast-traveling novel. It uniquely chooses supernatural ghost movies among the infinite novels of various comic games. It is a time-travel route based on old Hong Kong ghost movies. There are various jokes in a continuous stream. Even if you don't understand it, you can still imagine the protagonist with a Cantonese accent laughing and cursing. And what's even more awesome is that it really only travels quickly, does not plot, does not return to the real space, and does not form a group game. It just eliminates demons and defends the way round after round, and it is impossible to stop watching. It requires extremely deep writing skills to make such a scattered and dry plot so interesting. Although the protagonist Le Pho has friends, he is always reunited with them for a short time and separated for a long time; he has a harem, but they can only stay together after death.

I personally think this book is very well written. The popular spiritual novels nowadays seem to be heading in the direction of destroying the world and destroying the world. Of course, I am not saying that this is not possible. This novel showed me a very traditional way of fighting. The popular novels nowadays are more like fighting between gods. There are so many novels that they have been popular for a long time and I have become tired of them. The kind of mortal Taoist priests and priests fighting demons feels very close to reality. This feature is very attractive to me. It also has a novel setting. It is also very easy to download the dungeon with clear divisions and you can read it. Different flavors, but I prefer original copies. After all, I have read a lot of time-travel drama movies and this kind of routine novels. However, the author has done a good job and will create some other plots based on the original plot. It is quite enjoyable to watch. Come on, the author keeps writing at this level. I believe this book will definitely be popular on Tomato Fire. To be honest, this novel is very powerful. The author is very cultured and contains various religious knowledge that ordinary people have never been exposed to. The author is not writing a cliché novel. There is something of his own in it, which is very admirable. The settings about the Dharma Realm are very good and eye-catching. I think I can be the master of a sect. However, the copies may be from real-life movies and may be affected by its popularity. But from another perspective, this book has also saved many people who really like to read it and has not been affected by the outside world.

It's good to read, but the author's Taoist brother has exposed the secret of false cultivation for religion. Maybe one day the great monk will bring bad luck to you. I wish the author good health and happiness [laughing] to help Pudu Tianzun. In addition, I hope that the ancestor will punish the fake Taoist priests who cheated money and disrespected the precepts. The heavens are full of energy, and our way is prosperous.

I give it a five-star rating. I feel that the central thoughts and beliefs of the characters are well established. Many novels are well written and have good stories, but they have no center. There is no central idea of ​​the characters, only the central idea of ​​the story. Novels should be people-oriented. Everything in the story is to create the character image. There is a character center, and then there is the main line of the story. Instead of having a good story idea first and then adding characters to it. I really like this book. Some of it is silly, some of it is nonsense, some of it is exciting, and some of it has ups and downs. Overall very good

The plot of the Patriarch borrowing Dharma is still very touching. A little suggestion: the writing style is too offbeat, can you be a little more serious? Of course, I know this is also your characteristic. If you can't, just pretend I didn't say it.

It's quite interesting. It's one of the better astronomy books written in the past few years.

To be honest, it's strange to find such an educated person among so many mindless novels on Rotten Tomatoes. Saw a few. First give a five-star review to support it.

It looks good. I suddenly remembered an old movie I watched before. It seems to be from Taiwan. The protagonist is a child. The villain in it seems to be the protagonist's great uncle. He lives in the spirit world. He wants to take the protagonists to the spirit world to serve him as boys. In the end, the protagonist's father goes to save them in the spirit world.

I originally thought it was just a Jiu Shu type of book, but the more I read it, the more exciting it becomes. Personally, I think it can be called a masterpiece even in the category of unlimited flow. The thoughts are profound, the main line is grand, and the key points are fairly well written. At least I can finish it, which is good. The rating was less than nine points, and the author said it was restricted. I think it may have something to do with the fact that the intention is too high and too upright, which leads to a lack of enjoyment. But I can feel that the author has put a lot of thought into it and is very creative, so I highly recommend it.

It's addictive. Both the writing and the rhythm are just right. The author's three views are right for your appetite. It's refreshing and can reach the G-spot. It's really the best among the best. It's really good. Shennong said it's non-toxic and you can feel free to enter [Like]

It's a very good novel. The author's knowledge is also very broad. The short story of the unit drama and the unique description make people feel very real. The description of the power system is in line with my expectations. All kinds of methods and changes are all flowers in the mirror and the moon in the water. Only the practice of one mind is real. It can also be called Taoist Heart and Dajue. The intention is much higher than the traditional plundering gameplay of unlimited flow. The three views are correct. It is worth recalling the infinite flow of the new era.

It is more delicate and realistic than many works of the same type. The author's writing style is also quite good. To my liking. In terms of portraiture, I think you can be ranked among the top three among your works. Very interesting and nice to watch.

To be honest, the writing is okay, but the author's plot design is average, and there are many loopholes, but in terms of look and feel, it is okay. You can see that the author's own three views are not positive, but they are okay, so overall, four stars on Tomato are no problem, but if it is a paid website, it can only be given three stars.

It's not bad ٩(๑^o^๑)۶, although it's a bit double-standard, but it's good to read the text with double-standards. If you skip a few shortcomings, it's still quite enjoyable to read. Although the author marked xxxx and did not mention xxxx much, there was still a hint of xxxx between the lines. Those who hold the attitude of strongly hating Buddhism and pro-Tao (referring only to religion, as for ideological theory, I feel that friends who have received nine years of compulsory education can selectively absorb the best elements, and non-believers should not fully fall into one party) can skip it. (Why write xxxx? It's just to prevent being criticized by using keywords. Keep the comment area clean and civilized. Comments are all subjective opinions anyway, so why should you care?)

The author's writing is very good. Although I don't believe in any religion, I still have a vague feeling about gods, gods and ghosts. The author's novel successfully made me de-enchanted and I can see these gods, ghosts and ghosts more clearly.

It still looks good, it's lighthearted and funny without being mysterious, so I'll give it a thumbs up. It's just that the infinite dungeon is a bit tight, and the later stages are very homogeneous. I couldn't stand it anymore after reading the chapters of Curse of Injustice. It felt like it was a bit forced to increase the strength of the villain, but it was really wonderfully written.

Alas, the ideas in this book are indeed very strange. The character setting of the protagonist is also unique. How to say it? It has that kind of lucid and crazy feeling. I don't really like watching movies. So I have basically never watched any of the movies written by the author. But I had no trouble watching it. It also shows that the author still has good control over the plot.

All I can say is, it's okay. There's no irritation or excitement. It's occasionally abstract. It's a hell of a joke. It's supplemented by jokes. It's fast. You can dig out the good points of many movies and skip them. Four stars is an encouragement for the number of words.

This book is good, it's rare to find one that I can read You can see it from the front, but the back is a mess with a lot of private goods.

I would rate it 96 out of 100. This is definitely a good book worth reading, and it is also the only novel I know of that has a real understanding and knowledge of magic. Friends who are interested in real magic in the real world must not miss it.

The world views of the several worlds I have read so far have a common set of settings, and it feels similar to the starting point, a relatively niche book (but the setting of the mage is even worse. Spells and ghosts do not affect reality at all, they do not exist objectively, only exist subjectively)

Strong, a time-traveling movie, using folk customs and methods to eliminate demons and demons, and a summary of local chronicles at the end of the chapter, which makes people daydream as if it really happened.

The content is rich, and the depictions in each world have the author's unique insights. The gods and ghosts can be explained scientifically, especially the author's depiction of the power of good and evil monks without losing logic. This is very admirable to me. Of course, the most important thing is that the movies I have watched explain the world, which is not covered in ordinary novels, but it has become the main line here, just like the blind turtle passing through the wood.