I Practice Buddhism in an Ancient World That Never Existed

Not bad, it's rare to find a book that starts with Buddhism. I read on, and while the writing was decent, the biggest flaw in the entire story emerged later. The protagonist is clearly not that great; even with his special abilities, he's still mediocre.

It's really well-written! I really like the protagonist's personality; he's the kind of person who does whatever he wants without overstepping the bounds, and he's also quite humorous and witty. He's talented and has his own ideas about training. The author is updating three times a day, which is incredibly fast! [Please update more!][Please update more!]

What a great book! What's the worst thing about writing? It's emptiness. It's using a lot of words and phrases but never getting to the point. The whole article looks tedious and fragmented. This novel is solid in content and rich in character descriptions.

A rare gem among works, this author possesses a wealth of experience, writes fluently and with excellent prose. The story is vivid and engaging, the characters are distinct and well-developed, and the main plot is fairly clear. Most importantly, it's a very enjoyable read. The author's understanding of traditional cultural knowledge and his interest in Buddhism is rich and profound.

I hope that in the future I can build a temple, establish my own sect, pass on my own lineage, and bring some Buddhist scriptures from around the world to this world, bringing a touch of Chinese culture, such as Zen Buddhism, to the world.

The protagonist embodies the qualities of a compassionate heart and a ruthless approach, showing kindness without killing, prioritizing salvation and persuading others with reason. Most importantly, he's very popular, which is truly impressive, but he lacks a strong sense of presence.

Has the author changed? When will the modern storyline end?

I've actually fought with this weapon, so I have some authority to speak on the subject. Nowadays, the long spear used in weapon fighting is generally called a "big spear," and it's typically between 3.6 And 3.9 Meters long. It was used in ancient battle formations, to distinguish it from the two-meter-plus decorative spears used for performances and street fighting.

What I find most appealing about this book is its descriptions of objects. Each object, whether a jade pendant or a bamboo umbrella, gives me a sense of broadening my knowledge, much like the descriptions of objects in Dream of the Red Chamber—elegant yet refined, with rich colors.

This book contains elements of travel between two worlds, with a significant portion dedicated to the original world. Currently, at two million words, there has been one instance of the characters returning to the original world. Based on later descriptions, there will be more instances of this, but it may not be the original cast; there might be more, fewer, or a different person leading the…