Honghuang: I Attain Bodhi Through Annihilation
洪荒：我于寂灭证菩提
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 278k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Honghuang: I Establish Buddhism in the West First洪荒，我于西方先立佛教Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book elucidates the philosophies of Buddhism and Taoism. It is a subtle inner confrontation that reveals the profound mystery of spiritual practice—true perfection is never about elimination, but about inclusion; true transcendence is never about separation, but about unification.
I've finished reading it all. It's very well written; it truly captures the essence of Buddhism. I recommend reading it. However, after the latest chapter, where Hongjun preaches, something feels off. It seems the author isn't planning to write about profound topics like Buddhist teachings and helping people, but rather to follow the trend and write about ancient conflicts. The quality of the plot is becoming uncertain, so I need to wait and see.
A new chapter in the primordial fantasy genre! It uses the concept of Nirvana to attain enlightenment, breaking free from traditional Buddhist conventions with vigorous writing and a tight pace. The emergence of a demonic being and the establishment of a grand vow create a highly dramatic and suspenseful battle between Buddhism and demons, with each step of the plot escalating into a thrilling and exhilarating read.
This book is very well written. Other fantasy novels are just officialdom stories disguised as fantasy stories, where everyone seems to be a potential enemy and you feel you have to fight for them. There is no such thing as peace and tranquility. It's more like a group of ordinary people showing off and slapping each other in the face for their own interests. This book has a really high level of sophistication. If you calm down and read it, you will definitely have many different feelings.
It's still okay at the moment.
Full marks, absolutely full marks. But I hope the system is only an auxiliary tool.
Great wisdom, great perseverance, great compassion, hmm, really good.
Keep it up, it's really good, it helps people calm down.
It has good writing skills, substantial content, and unique ideas; there's no conspiracy theory involved.
Finally, a truly insightful and thought-provoking mythological novel! Most of the novels I've read before were illogical in terms of character and thought processes, teetering on the edge of mental illness.