I, the Great Buddha, Start by Exposing Tathagata's Lies.

It's quite creative, and it's kind of upright and nonsensical, but it reads smoothly without making people feel embarrassed, and the corners of the mouth turn up unconsciously and he laughs.

Good reviews are too short

Looks good, I like it very much

It's a very interesting book. I just happened to read this book in the book shortage.

Good design structure Mix of multiple worldviews Taking Journey to the West as the main background It's refreshing and refreshing Writing style still tends to be novice Good idea