You Said You Were a Cold, Aloof Buddhist Monk, So Why Are You Forcing Love on Me?

It looks good. The Buddha and the saint are destined to be married. The Buddha doesn't believe in evil and insists on getting involved with himself. In the end, he completely gets himself involved and forcefully recommends [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

This one! It's so beautiful. I think it's the most comfortable and addictive novel I've ever read among Miao Jiang novels (personal opinion). It doesn't make people feel as though those bugs are spooky when reading it. The appearance of the Gu insects feels like everything is just right and it fits the taste of Miao Jiang very well. It feels very right. The protagonist Shou is the Miao saint in the book. He is trapped in a cycle. He has been forced to become the protagonist's nourishment, but he has not given up on himself and has been looking for a way out. In the new reincarnation, he is a modern person who has passed through the body of the Miao saint and met his husband. They are two The person initially took the win-win route because her husband figured out that they were destined to be married, but he did not believe in destiny and was still arrogant in form. He only wanted cooperation with the protagonist Shou, but during the contact process, he was attracted by the beauty of the protagonist Shou, but in the end we found that the Buddha in our hearts was him. , The demon is his, and the protagonist Shou loves and cherishes each other, the protagonist Shou also gradually discovers the story behind him, and knows the antagonistic relationship between her and the male protagonist, and that this is his closest chance to defeat the protagonist, eliminate the protagonist, and gain a new life... In short, super beautiful sisters, hurry up ^ω^

I haven't finished reading it yet, the relationship line is very fast, and the marriage is indeed destined. Overall, the writing is okay, but I recommend turning off paragraph commenting. Because some of the people watching are fake and like to comment. Six hundred and sixty-six, even if you have never read the article on cultivating immortals, you will turn around and forget what was explained in the previous article, and then start to despise the protagonist for being stupid, and despise the protagonist for sleeping to death. Wow, brothers, you are so malicious~ If you have the ability to travel through it yourself😊I am afraid that at the beginning, you will be suspected of being the devil who stole the body of the saint from somewhere😁 OK, I've read more, so I'll come back and comment. The whole story actually has a lot of foreshadowing, and it is not as simple as the introduction says. So this also leads to the fact that when you first read it, you will feel that something is strange, and the writing style has a feeling of being good and bad. In fact, the setting is really good, but it is true that the writing style cannot completely cover up the foreshadowing, which gives people a feeling that the writing style is both good and bad, because some content must be deliberately covered up to create some suspense. The details in some places can really be optimized. The writing style cannot be said to be bad (even in 🍅 it's actually quite good), but it does need practice. The characters can actually be portrayed more clearly and three-dimensionally. Although I can get some of the things described now, they are still almost meaningless and general. There are also some basic settings that should be explained when they are involved, but this article likes to explain them in the middle, which may easily make some people who have not read a similar background of cultivating immortals a little confused. Then this article is not completely enjoyable but it is not aggrieved either. The character of the protagonist is the kind of kindness that is unique to living in peaceful times. He is not a virgin, but his moral sense is higher than that of this cannibalistic world of immortals. And after traveling through time, he did not forget his original intention and his character was not polluted. But it may be because there are too many protagonists in novels about being selfish now, killing people to seize treasures after time travel, and becoming Long Aotian in another sense. As a result, some fake people will call stupid behavior that is actually quite normal. I originally liked to read novels with paragraph comments on, but after seeing some fake comments by some people who thought they were giving some advice because the protagonist was kind, I later turned off paragraph comments. Oh yes, they also like to miss content😁 I think the most interesting thing about this novel is the contrast between Xiao Xitian Buddha, who is not compassionate, and the Saint of Ten Thousand Poison Cave, who is compassionate. And except for the protagonist, the other characters are not very stereotyped, but they don't have a particularly three-dimensional or general feeling. But to be honest, if you put it in 🍅, this novel is really good. The main reason is that the setting is good, there are no particularly bad big logic problems (regardless of the details), and the writing is pretty adequate. So give it five stars.

I can only say that the setting is interesting, and the writing is not that great, but it is enough to be read.

The setting is novel and interesting, and the interaction between the male protagonist Lin Shuhan, who disguises himself as a woman, and the cold demon monk Xiao Shiyan is full of tension. Lin Shuhan had no choice but to dress up as a woman in order to survive, but was strongly entangled by Xiao Shiyan with the idea of ​​"destined marriage". This drama of coercion and avoidance is very interesting. However, some of the plots are a bit cliche, but fortunately the characters are vivid and the overall reading is relaxed and sweet, making it suitable for readers who like this kind of subject matter. After watching it, I also saw someone in the comment section complaining that the protagonist was not decisive enough in killing, but if I think about it carefully, he was just a freshly graduated college student before he traveled through time. If ordinary people were suddenly thrown into such a strange world full of dangers and had to disguise themselves as women to save their lives, would they be able to do everything perfectly and be merciless in a short period of time? It must be difficult, this kind of growth requires a process, and because of this, the protagonist will become more real. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!

This is the first time I read this kind of subject matter (Miao Jiang x Fozi), wow wow wow, the author's writing is really good, I saved more than a hundred chapters to start reading, it's not enough at all, faster and faster [Adore][Adore][Adore]

It's very interesting. The demon monk said that they were destined to be married. He would rather break the Buddha's heart to complete the karma of marriage with him in this life, and even defected from Xiao Xitian for him. In the days that followed, the demon monk Xiao Shiyan became obsessed with him, and there were dank male ghosts prying at him everywhere. Lin Shuhan was forced to pack his bags and leave the Ten Thousand Poison Cave, embarking on the wonderful world of cultivation, but he was always followed by a monster monk who couldn't get rid of him. Lin Shuhan: We are a (vicious female supporting role) and a big villain. Where did the destiny marriage come from? Master, please just let me go. Xiao Shiyan: The first time I saw you, I knew that this marriage was destined by fate and that I was willing to do so.

Destined marriage, three hundred reincarnations, three thousand years of waiting, finally came true. Love this part so much: "After you left, Wuxiang stayed in front of the Nirvana Pagoda day and night, waiting for you for three thousand years." "The Buddha said that looking back five hundred times in the past life is only a passing glance in this life." "Five hundred passes in the past life are exchanged for one encounter in this life." "Five hundred encounters in the past life are exchanged for one acquaintance in this life. "The five hundred acquaintances in the past life are exchanged for the one acquaintance in this life. " "He waited for 6,500 years for us to love and know each other in this life. " "I am him, but I am not him. When you want to jump out of the cause and effect, you don't know that the cause and effect is actually fooling you. " "Although you and I met in later generations, our love happened three thousand years ago. " "I have been waiting for you too. I have waited for you for many reincarnations, and finally I am waiting for you this time. "

It's very nice to read. The subject matter is novel and it's not a cookie-cutter sword cultivator but a rare Gu cultivator. The writing is very good and the logic is clear. The growth of the characters in it is reasonable. This article is really very interesting to read, but I can't express how good it is in my own words. I can only say that Wenhuang must read it. Even if you don't save it, you can keep it and read it.

The opening chapter is good and attractive. Although Xiao Cui's story is a bit long, the twist is not bad. I just noticed a hint of embarrassment in the writing, but everything else is good. All in all, this is a good story, overall pretty good~