Jiang Xuanli traveled through time with the Sword Three System, with the goal of achieving the "Holy Monk" achievement in each world.
Jiang Xuanli: He plays the role exactly as he is, so easy to pick up:)
It's a pity that Jiang Xuanli, who felt that the task came easily, suffered a tragic setback in his career.
World One:
"On a full moon night, on the top of the Forbidden City, a sword comes from the west, and a fairy flies from the sky."
Let me ask, what should we do if the Forbidden City no longer has its "top"?
Jiang Xuanli looked at the ruins in front of him and said that he also wanted to know the answer.
Of course, this answer is not important. What is more important is that there are two masters and an emperor suppressed under the ruins.
That's it.
When he first came to the world, he would face imprisonment. Is this what he, a "holy monk", should have?
World 2:
"A young man loses his beauty when he walks with flowers, but his beauty stays when he steps on the moon."
Jiang Xuanli decided to learn a lesson and start a new life (?).
As the saying goes, "When three people walk together, there must be a teacher from me." He decided to learn the necessary qualities of a holy monk from the famous "Seven Wonderful Monks" in the world.
But he accidentally discovered the truth about his brother's murder. In order to learn more, he decided to pretend to be his brother and study at close range.
I woke up in the middle of the night and found my dead "brother" sitting next to my bed. A certain wonderful monk said: "..."
World three:
Before - "There are always monsters trying to steal my master."
Now - "My master always wants to be robbed by monsters." (?)
Jiang Xuanli felt that the mental pressure was a bit great. After all, he really had to go to the West to see the Buddha.
Fortunately, there were many spiritual medicines on the road. Either the monster invited him to eat and drink in the cave, or the monster gave him a panacea.
Jiang Xuanli:✪ω✪
Monsters:? Is he a human being?
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There are too many worlds, so I won't list them all, not necessarily in order.
*This book is a parallel series with "The Poor Monk Always Convinces People with Reason". Those who have not read the previous book will not be affected by reading this one. Apart from the protagonist, there is basically no connection between the two before and after.
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Intention: Kind words bring good karma, bad words hurt people's hearts