A new work is released. Welcome everyone to read my work at Tomato Novel. I hope you will like it. The world background you pay attention to: the "Brahma Immortal Realm" that combines the Buddhist system and traditional cultivation of immortality, where Buddhism, Taoism, demons and monsters coexist. The plague of corpses has not ceased for thousands of years, and the world of immortality is prosperous on the surface, but in fact it is decaying on the inside.
Unique setting: "Beheading three corpses" is not a Taoist patent. Buddhism also has a method of "cutting off three poisons". The protagonist discovers that combining the two can transcend the realm of transcendence, but no one has ever succeeded.
Power system:
· Buddhism: Precepts → Meditation → Prajna → Arhat → Bodhisattva → Buddha
· Taoism: Refining Qi→Building Foundation→Golden Pill→Nascent Soul→Transforming into God→Overcoming Tribulation
· The way of fusion: every time you kill a corpse/cut off a poison, you need to break through the realm of Buddhism and Taoism at the same time to achieve the "golden body of the sword"
2. Protagonist setting
Name: Shi Jie (common name: Li Duanchen)
Background: He was an abandoned Buddhist disciple and was expelled for questioning the teaching of "only save the corpse without beheading it". He carries the most precious Buddhist treasure, the "Innocent Sword" (it looks worn out, but was actually left behind by the first generation of corpse-killing Arhats).
Personality traits:
· Cold on the outside and hot on the inside, kill decisively but not indiscriminately
· Hate the corpse disaster deeply, but also hold a critical attitude towards "immortals"
· Adhere to the principle of "behead when necessary" and not be limited by sectarian opinions
Unique abilities:
1. The mantra of the Jie Dao: Every time you hold a precept, the Jie Dao unlocks a layer of seals (precepts to kill, steal, lust, lie, drink...)
2. Immunity to Corpse Poison: He was injured by the Corpse King when he was young and survived, but gained resistance instead.
3. Dual perspectives of Buddhism and Taoism: Being able to see the "karma line" and the "spiritual flow" at the same time drives me to write. I will work hard to tell every story well!
