Unintentionally Becoming a Buddha
无心成佛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 364k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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High-Level Primordial Era Novels, No Mindless Bashing of the Six Saints
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I want books similar to "Primordial World: I Do Not Want to Be Refined into a Treasure, So I Work Hard..."
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The Demon Reigns Over All Under Heaven
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I'd like to read something like I Founded Mount Shu and Slayed Demons.
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Ancient or modern settings are both fine.
So It Was You, That Monkey Eating Peaches Behind the Slanted Moon and Three Stars Cave!
Are there any good Journey to the West stories that aren't weird?
Any Journey to the West Stories That Aren’t Nonsensical or Painful to Read?
I want to read books like Primordial World: From Blind Box Merchant to Mythic Great Luo.
Primordial Era, Primordial Era
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Primordial Chaos Novels, but Please Don't Make the Cheat Too Ridiculous (ﾉД`)🌷🌷
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What Is the Fifth Primordial Five-Colored Lotus in the Primordial World?
The Primordial Five-Colored Lotus: so far there's the Creation Azure Lotus, the Reincarnation Black Lotus, the Karmic Fire Red Lotus, and the Merit Golden Lotus. But what is the fifth one: the Reincarnation Purple Lotus or the World-Cleansing White Lotus? The World-Cleansing White Lotus is usually considered the fifth, but where does the Reincarnation Purple Lotus come from?
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Classic Alchemy, Artifact Refining, Talisman Making... Traditional Fantasy Recommendations 👍
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Looking for books similar to *The Primordial World: Hongjun's the Real Deal, He Takes the Blame When Things Go Wrong*.
The Relationship Between Honghuang and Sanqing Is Very Good, and the Protagonist Is a Disciple of Sanqing
I want to read a book similar to "The Great Desolation: The Divine Thunder Transformed into Form, I Am the Great Disciple of Xuanmen". The protagonist is powerful and does not step on Hongjun.
The Primordial World Genre Has Fallen Off...
Prehistoric-era cultivation has fallen out of favor. Anyone disagree? Come argue with me.
A Different Take on the Primordial World, Featuring Hongjun
Looking for books similar to *Primordial World: I'm Hongjun, and I Take Out the System from the Start (The Supreme Primordial World)*.
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Refine your heart in the world of mortals and embark on an atypical holy path! The book "Unintentional Becoming a Buddha" starts with the counter-routine of the soul-piercing horse thief, breaking out of the inherent framework of the traditional Journey to the West IP and presenting readers with a unique battle between Buddhism and Taoism. The protagonist Lin Yu is forced to become a monk but has no intention of becoming a Buddha. With "cultivation of the mind" as the core, he makes camp step by step in Hezhou, Xiniu, where humans and monsters are fighting, and breaks the situation in Zhanzhou in the south by spreading the Dharma. He finds a unique path in the game between Buddhism and Taoism. The setting is novel and extremely tense. The most eye-catching thing in the book is the reconstruction of the "Truth of Journey to the West" - the pursuit of scriptures was originally a transmission of scriptures, the dispute between Buddhism and Taoism hides the game of Taoism, and the setting that subverts cognition makes the world of Xianxia more in-depth. The author does not stick to the cliché of defeating monsters and upgrading, but focuses on the essence of "cultivating the mind." Lin Yu has accumulated his character in the world of mortals, and stuck to his true heart in sectarian disputes. His transformation from a horse thief to a true immortal and then to a saint shows the hardships of cultivation and the brilliance of human nature. The wild scene of the coexistence of humans and monsters, the power struggle of Buddhism and Taoism, and the philosophical insights of cultivating the mind and enlightenment are intertwined, and the plot is compact but delicate. Lin Yu's counterattack of "unintentionally becoming a Buddha but eventually becoming a saint" breaks the black and white sectarian narrative and conveys the core idea of "the Tao is in the human heart", allowing readers to gain different thoughts in the immersive fairy adventure. This is not only a wonderful novel about cultivating immortals, but also a song about perseverance and growth.