“Hail Gatling Bodhisattva, whose six senses are purified by depleted-uranium rounds. Benefactor, times have changed.”
After transmigrating into a hundred-year-old menial servant at Withered Glory Temple, liable to be slaughtered at any moment, Li Changsheng thought his life was over. Here, Buddhas were mad, Daoist Venerables were uncanny, scriptures were made of human skin, and pills were concocted from human hearts. Then, on that blood-red night, he was seized by the demonic sect’s Saintess, who had succumbed to demonic cultivation, and dragged into her chambers to serve as a “cultivation furnace.” To his surprise, he awakened the **[Karmic Sequence Panel]**.
In this twisted world of cultivation, every cruel price exacted by the path of cultivation is reversed when it comes to him!
Cultivating **The Asura’s Undying Body** requires enduring the torture of a thousand cuts?
Reversed: He gains **[Infinite Regeneration]** and **[Pain Suppression]**. Suffering becomes exquisite pleasure, and the more he practices demonic arts, the more hooked he gets!
Swallowing **The Ten Thousand Poisons Heart-Eater Pill** is certain death?
Reversed: He achieves a **[Glazed Pure Body]**. Deadly poisons become supreme supplements for foundation establishment, making him immune to all toxins!
Listening to **The Unspeakable Whisper** sends your sanity plummeting?
Reversed: It is ASMR from the **[Music of the Great Dao]**. He feels refreshed after listening, and his comprehension skyrockets!
From then on, Li Changsheng survives the man-eating den of demons until he becomes a true Buddha, and delivers physical salvation amid a twisted age of chaos. When the great orthodox sects raise the banner of “Exterminating Demons and Upholding the Way” and besiege Withered Glory Temple, they discover in despair that the kindly old monk is setting up a six-barreled rotary demon-subduing staff, a Gatling gun, while a twelve-tier merit halo forged from depleted-uranium shell casings rises behind him.
Li Changsheng smiles faintly and pulls the trigger. “Benefactor, since you cannot understand this humble monk’s Buddhist teachings, then please have a taste of this humble monk’s... truth.”
The book is indeed a good book [laughing crookedly], but the author is too arrogant at the end, with a lot of invalid and repetitive content, and a bunch of technical words [laughing crookedly] I can only say that you should work harder...