A mother who is unmarried and still in college, a son whose soul came from an alien, and a monk father who doesn't like meat. Could there be a more unconventional family?
"Why don't you love me?" Mom often asks the monk father.
Wiping his son's mouth, the monk father answers earnestly, "I love you, and I love all living beings even more! Amitabha!"
"I'm going to attack Earth!" the alien son declares grandly as he licks his ice cream. "Mom, I'll give you Earth as a present!"
Many readers don't approve of the female lead, so I'd like to clarify: she has a stubborn, difficult personality, and the male lead is a god. A warning to everyone: if that's not your thing, don't read it.
Theme:
If you don't like this heroine, you should let the monk return to the temple in the future. A monk can only put it down after picking it up. After experiencing the world of mortals, his achievements will be higher. This heroine is not worthy of the monk, so let him return to Buddhism quietly and untainted by the secular world. After all, ruining people's spiritual practice is a serious crime that will lead to hell.
Can't stand the heroine. The most disgusting thing is that if you don't work hard, you always feel like others owe you something.
Chen Dan knows how to care for people better than Chen Shuang. Is Chen Shuang a little too extreme? Wuzhen doesn't owe her anything. It's a pity for such a good man like Wuzhen. Give it to me. I'll take it...
So interesting. It's just that I don't like Er Yatou! I always feel that everyone in the world owes her, which is too extreme!
Madam 55, it's so sad that so many chapters have been blocked.
I'm going to cry at this ending! ! !
Expressing a profound lack of love for the heroine and feeling that the heroine has poor conduct
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh o>_
Watching the ending always makes me feel like I want to cry, not for anything else but for their love. Sometimes when true love comes, it is always subconsciously ignored. For Wu Zhen, even if he falls in love, he will not express it to him. He will subconsciously kill the seedling at the moment it sprouts.
He is a monk, and his many years of Buddhist concepts have been completely adopted by him as his main thought. Later, although he has understood what Buddha is, it also made him understand that although the Buddhist Zen Sutra taught him to see through the world of mortals, it also made him feel empty.
However, he would help Chen Shuang because of his Buddhist philosophy. Without these, there would be no memories of him and Chen Shuang getting along together.
While reading the article, I expected that he would return to secular life and be with Chen Shuang, but as I got to know him better, I realized that he was not that kind of person. The character portrayed by the author made me both happy and disgusted. I liked his persistence, kindness and beautiful state of mind, but I also hated his persistence. Doesn't this make people feel contradictory?
Speaking of the heroine, she is Chen Shuang. I like this person. Although she is a bit arrogant, she will repay double the kindness she does to her. Once she offends her, she will also retaliate double. This same character will cause her to get into a lot of trouble. Maybe some people will be disgusted with her behavior of scolding Wu Zhen at the beginning, but have you ever thought about it? The heroine is living in an environment where she is not dissatisfied with God. She holds the idea of "why should he treat her like this if he has never done anything bad?". When she meets his theory that God is fair, her endless resentment and all these unfair treatments make her behave like this. It is actually very normal for her to behave like this. Who has not lived like this?
Chen Shuang would love him, and anyone would give up on such a hopeless love. Chen Shuang still persisted, only until she could no longer persist.
I think that's why I like this article. It's also painful to read too clearly.
Wow~ The author is begging for comfort and caressing, Xiaonako, I still don't like this ending! Woooooooooo~
If you don't like this heroine, you should let the monk return to the temple in the future. A monk can only put it down after picking it up. After experiencing the world of mortals, his achievements will be higher. This heroine is not worthy of the monk, so let him return to Buddhism quietly and untainted by the secular world. After all, ruining people's spiritual practice is a serious crime that will lead to hell.
Can't stand the heroine. The most disgusting thing is that if you don't work hard, you always feel like others owe you something.
Chen Dan knows how to care for people better than Chen Shuang. Is Chen Shuang a little too extreme? Wuzhen doesn't owe her anything. It's a pity for such a good man like Wuzhen. Give it to me. I'll take it...
So interesting. It's just that I don't like Er Yatou! I always feel that everyone in the world owes her, which is too extreme!
Madam 55, it's so sad that so many chapters have been blocked.
I'm going to cry at this ending! ! !
Expressing a profound lack of love for the heroine and feeling that the heroine has poor conduct
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh o>_
Watching the ending always makes me feel like I want to cry, not for anything else but for their love. Sometimes when true love comes, it is always subconsciously ignored. For Wu Zhen, even if he falls in love, he will not express it to him. He will subconsciously kill the seedling at the moment it sprouts. He is a monk, and his many years of Buddhist concepts have been completely adopted by him as his main thought. Later, although he has understood what Buddha is, it also made him understand that although the Buddhist Zen Sutra taught him to see through the world of mortals, it also made him feel empty. However, he would help Chen Shuang because of his Buddhist philosophy. Without these, there would be no memories of him and Chen Shuang getting along together. While reading the article, I expected that he would return to secular life and be with Chen Shuang, but as I got to know him better, I realized that he was not that kind of person. The character portrayed by the author made me both happy and disgusted. I liked his persistence, kindness and beautiful state of mind, but I also hated his persistence. Doesn't this make people feel contradictory? Speaking of the heroine, she is Chen Shuang. I like this person. Although she is a bit arrogant, she will repay double the kindness she does to her. Once she offends her, she will also retaliate double. This same character will cause her to get into a lot of trouble. Maybe some people will be disgusted with her behavior of scolding Wu Zhen at the beginning, but have you ever thought about it? The heroine is living in an environment where she is not dissatisfied with God. She holds the idea of "why should he treat her like this if he has never done anything bad?". When she meets his theory that God is fair, her endless resentment and all these unfair treatments make her behave like this. It is actually very normal for her to behave like this. Who has not lived like this? Chen Shuang would love him, and anyone would give up on such a hopeless love. Chen Shuang still persisted, only until she could no longer persist. I think that's why I like this article. It's also painful to read too clearly. Wow~ The author is begging for comfort and caressing, Xiaonako, I still don't like this ending! Woooooooooo~
This is a thousand kinds of happiness, right?