The False Holy Monk

In fact, I think people are dead when they die, and there is no need to resurrect, as it is easy to leave traces. For example, the aunt from the Yue clan wanted to resurrect her sweetheart, and so many lives were lost. If Doctor Jiang did this, there will definitely be people who can't bear the death of important people, and then engage in sorcery. After all, there is actual resurrection from the dead to prove its existence. Why not use system props, like the male protagonist who converted Wu Qi? Just like that person, he came to this world with a prop. A monk who looks exactly like his old friend can let these people know that he is still a monk in another world, living well, and can return to perfection. After all, the Buddha said that one flower, one world, one leaf, one bodhi, there are three thousand worlds. It is normal to have other worlds, and it can also leave these people with thoughts.

It's good, but I think it's a bit too much for the emperor's younger brother to kill his brother. After all, as an elder brother, he is really good to this younger brother. Even if the author changes later, the author does not pave the way for this aspect. If the younger brother allows the emperor to fake his death or even under house arrest, and directly poisons his own brother who is very good to him, I can only say that the protagonist has a halo.

I didn't expect to finish reading the Holy Father's book so quickly. I'm so sad. But the story of Xuan Qing is still going on. I'm looking forward to the completion of the Holy Father's book.

Was it because of Wen Yaozhi's life-changing Gu that he woke up? That's why he refused to tell Xuan Qing or let him leave, and he became increasingly sleepy. It looks like it can only be changed for a few days... Oh, it's a bit disappointing, and the extra is even more disappointing.

Woohoo, I still want to see the scene with Senior Brother Xuanyuan together.

In fact, I really want to see the forum body of later generations.

It's painful. I'll never see such an appetizing article again.

I came here to treat the sick and weak group pet. It was very satisfying to watch Qing Qingzi being damaged in battle and then being favored. As a result, I became more and more fascinated. Although I personally think it is good to die like that, but in novels, you don't have to be too persistent or unreasonable. It is good to have a happy ending.

In the first chapter of The Top Holy Father, Xuan Qing is really a Buddha son like a lotus flower. [Please] [Please]

I'm curious, how did it come back to life? Does the author have a big golden finger?