
Saving the Myriad Heavens, Starting with a Debate on the Buddhist Sutras with Xuanzang
拯救诸天,从与玄奘辩经开始
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The Myriad Worlds, Lone-Wolf Protagonist, and Not Too Many Cultivation Systems
Tired of Dark Fiction. I Want Something Positive, with a Protagonist Who Has a Strong Moral Compass
The kind of good person you never meet in real life: a living Buddha who helps everyone, gets praised by the whole world, and doesn't hide his identity. What happens when he runs into a villain? I've got people all around me who want to repay my kindness. In fantasy novels, you know the type: you mess with me, and the Heavenly Dao strikes you dead on the spot.
Infinite-Flow Stories with a Growing Protagonist. I'm Tired of So Many Where They're Overpowered from the Start.
Any gender is fine.
Looking for Infinite-World Stories with Endless Dungeon Runs! No Romance, and Preferably No Main Plot
The Protagonist Leads a Red Revolution Across the Myriad Worlds
Spread the seeds of the red flame. The protagonist helps people throughout the Myriad Worlds, developing and building, working hard, and relying on their own efforts to create something from nothing. Apocalyptic worlds, modern cities, ancient times, the future, other worlds, being reborn... Any other genre is fine too, as long as the novel is good!!!!!
Infinite-World Stories Like Slay the Princess or Thrilling Horror, with Ruthless, Clear-Headed Protagonists
The protagonist should be decisive and ruthless, and rational enough. It shouldn’t be the kind of story that consists entirely of pretending to be weak before revealing one’s strength.
Infinite-Flow Stories Where the Protagonist Grows Strong Step by Step Like an Ordinary Player
I don’t like protagonists with overwhelming plot armor. In a lot of infinite-flow novels, the protagonist is a rookie who just entered the game but is already the strongest, crushing all kinds of gods, demons, and monsters. I’m tired of that. I want to see the protagonist enter the game like an ordinary player, starting out terrified and anxious, then gradually growing stronger.
Myriad Worlds, Infinite Transmigration Through Many Worlds
Looking for stories with endless transmigration across all kinds of worlds and settings: Naruto, Marvel, The Boys, DC, Gotham, Jackie Chan Adventures, fantasy, cultivation, wuxia, and more. Surely somebody has written something like this?
Looking for Buddhist Scripture Stories, Serious Ones About Rebirth and Guiding the Dead, with Mighty Heavenly Dragon Techniques
Looking for books like "I Attained Buddhahood and Became a Bodhisattva at the Temple".
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Reincarnation: Starting from a Failed Save, I Slaughter My Way Across the Myriad Worlds
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The opening section about the transformation of scriptures... Even before Zen Buddhism flourished, there were still discourses on emptiness. They weren't explained clearly at all, damn it. You can understand it just by reading the scriptures.
Having read the latest chapter, and judging from the comments, the author has rewritten it. Well, putting aside the quality of the previous book, I do feel it's quite good so far. It's not among the worst books, and the author's willingness to listen to reasonable advice and revise uncomfortable parts is already quite commendable. Therefore, I'm willing to give it five stars.
This so-called veteran reincarnator went mad during a mission without explanation, but so far he seems alright. (´∀`*)
The book lovers are really strict. It's a complete overhaul. The first mission, which was criticized a lot before, has been rewritten, and the teammates and otherworldly storylines have been removed, highlighting the importance of listening to advice.
With skillful writing and a well-developed plot, this is truly a good book.
Very original, well written.
Killing is for the purpose of protecting life; cutting off karma is not killing people.
I rarely leave comments, but keep it up! I can see you're improving with each chapter, so keep writing!
It's good, especially the storyline about Zhang Jiao. I just want to ask if the main characters will have a romantic subplot later on; I really like Jill.
Good idea, creative, well-written and interesting.