What! the First Person in Buddhism to Practice Boy Kung Fu?

I think the protagonist is quite good, better than those Buddhist protagonists who are hot-blooded and mentally immature, and also better than those protagonists who pretend to be like Jigong but are just scum on the inside.

It's good-looking, really good-looking. The story is exactly the same as the title of the book [please read carefully]. It's not different at all. The protagonist uses the Manifestation System as a Taoist envoy. It's really special. Everyone comes to see [laughs evilly], I can't be the only one eating it.

This book is very interesting, especially the description of Lu Bu fighting Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan. But Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Noxian's outer ring + Noxian guillotine. This wave of M4's six times strafing will kill you, among other things. I prefer what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man is so proud, don't stop in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot.

A very good Dragon King novel. It pulls you to the limit, pretends to be a slap in the face, and then doesn't show off your talents and suppresses your fighting power. Gou Daoliu describes the holy monk style. He is afraid of this and that, and does not show his talent. There is no real monk. They are all ordinary people. They are greedy, angry and ignorant. They practice boy skills and still save the beauty.

Personally I feel it is more realistic, and it is considered a good book on Tomato. It is also very suitable for someone like me who prefers passion. It also has better control over the emotional line, and there is nothing messy about it. It gets more and more messy as I go to the back, and I don't know what I'm writing.

This one looks good, but there are very few Buddhist monks who can write the Eight Sutras seriously, and very few have written to this level. The Buddhist sutras, debates, etc. Are all things that require a lot of time to look up and are not written randomly. So far, there is no reason for this. The United Front Force collapsed, okay, there are no obvious pitfalls in the relationship between the characters, and the personality is still relatively distinct, okay, so in the later stage, if you don't write crookedly or randomly, and maintain this level, the score will not be low, okay, let's just watch it, okay, the more prodding is better, I have more words, I have a reason.

It's so pretty, every one of them is so bad, I can't even recognize it. There is a system to be careful about, and I have become a saint in front of others and become invincible. I haven't used the character point in my 20s. It's so delicious. It's been a long time since Akaashi has been so refreshing.

It's very beautiful. The B system's combat power has always been suppressed. It's either beaten by this or that. It can't just be tasted by me. Let's all come and see it.

It should be said that it is really good-looking. The two protagonists, one Jiang Ming and one Li Yin, are very unique. The system is to create the character of a holy monk. The protagonist directly enters the role. The Clay Bodhisattva crosses the river and cannot save himself. He becomes a holy monk. He is the protagonist. He has the aura of the protagonist. If he had died a long time ago, the book is really beautiful😋. I can't be the only one to secretly read it. Please give it a thumbs up and share it with everyone.

Chapter 350 review, a harmonious "Mary Sue, Long Aotian" novel, and a "beautiful, strong and tragic" character design. Although I felt awkward in the process, I can still read it. If I can read 350 chapters, it deserves full marks. After Chapter 350, it becomes more and more awkward, and the character undergoes subtle changes. It is indeed extremely difficult to write a story without making readers disgusted.

The writing and stories are all very well written, and the Buddhism-related topics are very thorough. But it is recommended for real monks or people who are not very good at that. The author seems to have a cuckold plot. The author likes to write about an ambiguous relationship between the protagonist and the female character, and then marry the character you think will be the heroine to someone else. The first is a backstabbing that kills the protagonist's brother; the second is a fake marriage to force the protagonist, and then the real marriage is over, and the protagonist is crazy and it doesn't matter anymore. My head feels itchy, I feel like my hair is going to fall out, and I feel like I want to wear a hat. Other than that, the book is a good book and well written.

The writing is really good, why is the rating so low? Was it a deliberate low rating? I have seen 15 photos so far and there is absolutely nothing to criticize about them. Well, after chapter 15 it gets worse and worse.

It's good-looking, and better than most of the martial arts, romance, and Japanese two-dimensional books (except for the top ones), the author has a solid foundation! I don't understand why so many people don't like it. There are many books recommended by Tomato that are not as good as this one. I hope the author can continue to work hard and get a recommendation. Just in case of unforeseen circumstances (the update and life are in line)

The more you go on, the better it gets. The protagonist is a Buddhist but not a traditional sect. How righteous. Especially after joining the Southern Wilderness, he found that the reality was different from what he thought, and he wanted to correct Buddhism. I enjoyed watching him. His strength has always been invincible in the same realm, and he has no overwhelming power. Anyway, I always see him defeating the strong with the weak. And I think the highlight is that although the protagonist practices Buddhism, the Buddhism is deeply poisonous and can silently affect people. This setting feels that Buddhism will have a big hole in the end. There are some flaws in the first part of the novel, but the flaws are not outweighed. It will be good if you stick with it. I have been following up on it! Don't stop! Not enough to watch at all! I really didn't like chapters 46 to 56 of Volume 7, so I skipped them [laughs]

Advantages: The character and behavior of the protagonist are quite solid and likable, the choice of exercises is also interesting and innovative, the plot logic is also rounded, and the characters of many supporting characters are also solid and have their own logic of action, without the taste of NPCs that are all the same. What seems a little confusing is that when Buddhist disciples recite Buddha's name and learn Buddhism, they don't have the traditional feeling of a monk praying for all sentient beings. They don't even have this feeling on the surface. They are more like ordinary third-rate sects who are just using Buddhist martial arts. I feel that the monks written by the author each have their own character traits, but in terms of saving all sentient beings and everyone being equal, only the protagonist is like this. Secondly, the setting is that chanting sutras and reciting Buddhas is required to eliminate hostility, but at present, there is no trace of the ability of these disciples to chant sutras and recite Buddhas in the future. At a glance, they are not people who can recite sutras. The training model of Zhengdao Academy is to first be able to play well enough, and then decide whether it is suitable for chanting sutras after you are able to get started. This is like there is no competition in the college entrance examination. Everyone can only take the unified admission examination. The unified admission examination only takes physical education. After passing the examination and scoring high enough, you can be qualified to be divided into different majors. This is not impossible, but the population must be large enough and sports are useful enough for professional development. However, it seems that the population is not large at present. Qingshan Temple only seems to have that many people, so there will be a loss of many professional talents. And it seems that we haven't seen the positive effects of studying martial arts well on chanting sutras. Finally, the author should consider whether Qingshan Temple still needs some compassionate old monks and brothers. It is even said that one temple may be completely bad, but other temples should be better, otherwise the probability of everyone reading the Buddhist scriptures into the stomach of a dog is quite small. From a current perspective, I really like the protagonist, but I feel a bit frustrated because at first glance, half are bad, and the other half are good, not obvious, and compromised. It's quite depressing to be the protagonist.

Don't blame others for giving you bad reviews. The first thirty chapters were really unbearable. When I read chapter 30, I wanted to give it 2 stars, but I still looked at it to see if there were any changes later, and it turned out that there were. After Chapter 40, it went very smoothly and was very comfortable to watch. I hit when I needed to and scolded when I needed to. I also used the system when it needed to be used, although I didn't go into detail.

Buddhism is not the best at fighting young ones. Pig's feet have no one to help them. It is because of pig's feet that they have to go through hardships. I hope that pig's feet will become invincible in the future, destroy Buddhism, and re-establish a new Buddhism. The same old routine, show off. I don't want to watch anymore. In my memory, Buddhism is the best at protecting shortcomings, and Buddhism is the most scoundrel in this novel. . . . . . Tsk tsk

This author's writing is powerful yet delicate, his words jump across the page like smart lines of poetry, his narrative is full of ups and downs and gripping, and his thoughts are as profound as the stars in the dark night. He carves ordinary stories into stunning literary treasures, and his style is evident between the lines.

I have been reading books for so many years, and this book really stood out to me. Although the protagonist does make people feel a bit frustrated at times, overall, it is not too overwhelming. I like it very much. I hope the author will update it more [smile]

Author update soon The author's soul returns... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul returns... Driving the long whip and setting up the six bridles... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul is back... Crossing the mountain and singing... The soul is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul returns... Sings high and triumphant... We share the same robe and enjoy the glory... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 When the soul comes back... When the soul comes back, the flaw will be revealed, and the ridicule will be like a tide; At the second watch, the expression of anger faded slightly, and the spectators began to turn their ears; At the third watch, a slight reputation sprouts, and an alliance is formed in the future; At the fifth watch, righteous men and women gather together and argue; At the tenth watch, the great Confucian scholars and the nobles are revitalized, and the sound of praise fills the thoroughfare; At the twenty-first watch, the name of the green slip will remain fragrant for thousands of years. Sigh! Nine times out of a hundred, the disadvantage lies in the delay; only by waving the keys like rain can the crowd's beaks be stopped. May your ink be as long as a long river, so that the starry night will be flawless and readers will forget to eat. Did you change someone or something? The more I read, the less I like it. How long has it been since your system appeared? If you want a holy monk to like a woman, you can like it. Anyway, you are not really a monk, so you just acted yourself into it. I don't know how long I haven't watched it. I haven't watched it since the princess was rescued. I saw it today and found that there were more than ten chapters. I was full of expectations, but it's a pity [staring]

Give five stars to support the author. I think Monk Wuhua is very handsome. The author used Wuhua's character design, which makes the male protagonist more interesting. The male protagonist was not very good-looking before he left the temple, and there was a fight between the aristocratic family and the mud-legged man. The male protagonist, the mud-legged man, had a monk from an aristocratic family who had trouble with the male protagonist. After leaving the temple, I felt better and looked a bit like a holy monk.

It's really strong, four chapters a day, it's good to read, but it was a bit uncomfortable to read at the beginning. It suddenly turned into a Dharma name, and the character's personality became blank and couldn't be changed. The content is a good book, and the writing gradually changed from immature to very smooth.

It's worth watching, there's no passion from above, and there's no silly villain.

When I was 20 years old, I had no problem reading this book. When young people see something that makes them unhappy, they just have to be tough. Now I am 30 years old. When I feel like being tough, I will see if it is worth it for me to be tough instead of just regretting it after it is over. The top management of Wuxiang Temple has already made a decision. Concentration, and what I need is the practice, Buddhist scriptures and recognition. I am still young and there is no need to be tough. As long as a few years pass and there is no specific targeting, with the golden finger of the protagonist, Wuxiang Temple will respect me, thus changing from top to bottom, and later changing the entire Buddhism.

Come, the author reads with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code words diligently. I am a keyboard in the dark and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to code words, day by day and night by day.

The Buddha is not a Buddha, the devil is not a devil, there is a lump behind

It's great, I love watching it, and I'm following it, but there are some things I don't quite understand! The character design is always added in some inexplicable places, such as that chess game, just to play chess with that woman, without taking the initiative to improve the strength. Secondly, since all the monks in this area have such virtues, it is better to leave and travel around. In fact, I am looking forward to the protagonist leaving, because those monks chant Amitabha in their mouths, but on the surface they are male prostitutes and female thieves. They are hypocritical and disgusting. If you can't stand it, why do you still mix among them? The last daily update of Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 is very happy, but author, you'd better not rest! Finally, I wish the author good health and write thousands of words every day! ! ! ! !

This book is systematic, but it is not a cool text. Personally, I think the author should be an older generation of fantasy writers. Why? Their generation writes about pig horns that look like the Virgin. In order to add to the artistic conception, it is inevitable to write "Repaying Virtue with Evil" [Eating Melon]. This article is interspersed with a lot of Buddhist texts, and it is quite profound in the description of the characters. However, some of the early character changes are quite abrupt, and there may be flaws in the time planning... Also, the author did not write clearly in defining the calculation of pig horns, a variable that will lead to death. It is a bit forced, and the logic is almost meaningless. , And the other thing is that the people around me, women, friends, etc. Are being plotted all the time in this book. Not to mention whether it's fun or not, it's a bit sadistic. That's why I think the author is from an older generation. One has a solid foundation, and the other is adapted to reality. The marginal system reduces the share of abusers. If you can accept this, I think it's still worth reading. I saw the finale and read it in one go. The author should have ended it in advance. He skipped many pitfalls and killed a lot of people. It was sexist and only kept women [eating melons]. The ending was a bit abstract... Throughout the book, I feel that the author's artistic conception has been achieved. The logic is not good enough, so you can read it.

The writing of this book gets better and better as you get to the later stages! In the past, when I read Buddhist cultivators, I always thought they were trying to stop fights. After reading this book, I realized that Buddhist cultivators can be so crazy! The so-called "compassion" is for all living beings, and it is true "transcendence" for enemies. The plot becomes more explosive as it goes on. The combination of the combat power system and Buddhism is so wonderful. It makes your blood boil while reading. It must be praised! I am convinced by this author. He is a liver emperor. It is more difficult for him to write 5 to 6 chapters a day than other authors. How can this author make other people live? [Lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen]

The characters are generally very unique, and each faction has its own starting point from the perspective of each faction. The protagonist also has what he wants. It would be great if this was not a time travel book. Some unreasonable points in it would not be exaggerated. They are also criticized by most book lovers (not including me). The writing behind it is very good