[Wuxia Crossover] The Holy Monk

I've read this countless times. Is there any meal replacement? It's okay, please.

There is no more Fang Tianzhi in the world. Alas, besides the former leader of the demon sect and a monk who was not serious at heart, who else would remember Chen Yu? It's a new beginning.

It's the one that writes about Buddhism best among martial arts! Really holy monk! Gu Long's inexplicably funny and mysterious writing style is also very well written. It's a pity that I only wrote about two worlds and I haven't seen enough of it. I loved it.

The Yitian chapter is very well written, with a hint of Jin Yong's free and easy heroic spirit. I couldn't stand Chu Liuxiang from the beginning. It's too dramatic. The supporting characters in Gulong's world don't act according to common sense. They may kill people or change their minds because of a small detail.

I didn't expect to be in "Kung Fu". I thought it was "Dragon Movie". It would be great if it was written down [crying]

Madam, why don't you change the setting and continue writing, as long as the martial arts are not carried to the next world? Or set an upper limit for force value. Not everything needs to be solved with fists. Only when you have weaknesses can you be considered flesh and blood. A great monk may not become a Buddha even though he has practiced a lot of hardships. How could Xiaofang become a holy monk so easily? Let's continue writing. As long as your character doesn't break down, you can write. You can also wear ancient times and modern times.

Can I write Holy Monk 2? Fang Tianzhi had a smooth life before. How can this be regarded as atonement? This time he should not be given a golden finger, or a smaller golden finger. That is called atonement. There were all appetizers in the front, and now it officially begins. I really can't bear to leave Xiaofang, I can't find a male protagonist with this kind of character.

Do you really not consider writing another comprehensive martial arts novel with a clear male protagonist and no CP?

We didn't even see each other for the last time, and we didn't leave even a few words, alas. I no longer remember why Xiaofang wanted to be reincarnated. If it was simply that she couldn't afford the rent in the underworld, then why did she refuse to become a civil servant or stay in this world for a while longer? It seems that he was influenced by Buddhism and knew that his sins were serious and wanted to end his previous relationship. Therefore, he could not forget things and himself, and could only rely on the elimination of body and death. Well. I always feel that he should be happier after atonement, such as saving people a hundred times a thousand times and accumulating virtue.

Hey, I've read the author's other articles, but I'm not interested. Only this one, Eternal God (In My Eyes)