The Little Buddhist Sister Is Determined to Accumulate Merit

Others pass through the book: change fate against fate, step on the villain, and punch the protagonist. Ming Xin Chuan Shu: Every day I knock on the wooden fish and chant sutras, I just want to quietly accumulate some merit and strive for early retirement. As a cannon fodder who could not survive three chapters in the original work, she decisively tonsured herself (but did not) and defected to Buddhism, becoming the only female disciple of Kasyapa Temple - leading the practice, all relying on her acting skills. The eldest brother was afraid that she would be hungry, and the second brother was afraid that she would be bored. The uncle from the Discipline Hall scolded her, "What does it look like to eat roasted chicken in front of the Buddha!" ​​While secretly adding chicken drumsticks to her. But there are always strange people trying to squeeze into her copy of merit: The cold swordsman always vomits blood every time we meet: "Junior sister, I have another inner demon, can you help me recite a sutra?" The evil demon king lay down and let Chaodu say: "Little bald donkey, you have to pay for the crime of touching my hair with a lifetime of merit!" The arrogant young lady threw out a million spiritual stones: "I donated this temple! But you have to let me try my luck!" Mingxin hugged her Muyu and shivered: "I'm just a little transparent person who wants to accumulate merit... Don't come over here!" Until one day, she discovered that the original heroine, who seemed cold and pure, actually secretly practiced the merit version of the star-absorbing method - attracting people's luck like drawing cards, and specializing in drawing SSR! Ming Xin was angry: "How dare you steal the merits I have worked so hard to save? Do you know that I got all this by chanting sutras 996 times!" So, the most cowardly little junior sister in Buddhism picked up the lotus and chased the original heroine three streets: "Return my merits! Otherwise, I will go too far! I really want to go too far! ... Senior brother, help me! I seem to have gone too far!!"