This Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life
贫僧想还俗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Miao’s Bookshelf
My bookshelf has some of the books I've been reading lately. I keep up with some, while others I just dip into now and then. I'm not into anime fanfiction and the like, so you generally won't find that sort of thing on my lists. If you do, it's definitely top-notch. P.S. 1. To everyone recommending new authors' early works, I'll do my best to check them out. Thanks! 2. If you're recommending a book, please make sure the author has staying power first. Thanks! These days, people keep starting new
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When I saw the protagonist refine the goods of the caravan, I immediately vomited.
When I saw the protagonist refine the caravan's goods, I immediately vomited. Leaving aside whether he felt even a shred of remorse for dragging the caravan down with him, surely someone who's chanted scriptures for ten years wouldn't be so despicable and shameless. I'm not a saint, and I don't object to dark fiction.
This protagonist is toxic; proceed with caution.
The protagonist in this book is poorly portrayed; he's neither a Buddha nor a demon, cultivating Buddhist supernatural powers yet lacking any Buddhist nature, and practicing demonic paths while pretending to be righteous and noble. It's truly disgusting to read. 🤫
Sincerity
He said he didn't want to be a monk, but after all these years of exposure, shouldn't he have developed some Buddhist nature? Upon seeing the statue, he was immediately overcome with greed. He promised to return it to someone else, yet planned to claim it as his own within seven days. It really... Makes the "monk" label on the protagonist seem a bit... How to put it... Indeed a bit inappropriate. 😓
This trash is all imitations of Uncle Ying's movie plots.
I remember a book called "This Old Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life".
Du Ren shouldn't be written as a monk; a Taoist priest would be better. Monks swear freely and are so vengeful—what kind of monk is that?
Recommending a book: This old monk wants to return to secular life.
It had its highlights and its flaws; it's a pity.
Without a system, the protagonist's strength cannot be determined.