A Buddha for a Lifetime

In the finale of 6666, Buddha died. Nothing wrong

After reading five chapters, I still don't feel that Buddhism is any different from those fantasy sects, and the 99 reincarnations have not transformed the pig's feet, just like those who have awakened to the 21st century.

The lottery was already very bad, but the lottery failed. It feels very cruel. The source of the ability is too unstable.

I don't know if the author has seen the movie Green Snake. In fact, the only real protagonist in it is Fahai. Why I say this is because he was the most impressive. In fact, those who write about cultivating Buddhism should highlight a selling point. How to explain it to the author? I thought about it for a long time. No matter whether you can pass the fight or not, you must pretend to be B. As for whether it can run away after installing X, that's another question. For example, the protagonist appears in places where there are many audiences. The sales pitch must be written well. The momentum must be created, no matter if it is beaten into a dead dog or any other animal later. But you must stick to the path of pretending to be X. Of course, if you meet someone who can definitely beat you, the kind who can be killed instantly, then you have to pretend to the end. You also need to persuade others with earnest words, why don't you put down the butcher knife, etc. Finally, the most important thing about writing about cultivating Buddhism appeared. Zen language must be done well. And it also needs to be translated. Then, for example, the protagonist puts down the butcher knife and becomes a Buddha immediately. The meaning is very obvious. Don't worry about the knife, and I will send you to become a Buddha. I can't kill you. Take refuge in me, Buddha, etc. To explain, just hang out with me. Wait for something. When the author actually writes it, this book will definitely be a big seller.