The White Snake’s Path to Enlightenment

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Let me tell you my thoughts after reading it. I reached Chapter 27 in total and I couldn't read it anymore. A person should act within his ability. Just because he thought about Sun Snake, he began to rush for quick success and quick gain in practice. I felt quite speechless. Is the main character thinking about Mi Qing? For the sake of a snake demon that I haven't seen yet, aren't I afraid that my hard-fought journey through time travel and rebirth will be in vain? It can be said that the protagonist is really unlikable.

Author's note: The plot went a little awry in more than ten chapters after it was released. After these few chapters, the rest of the plot is on track 🙂.

Poetry was a kind of entertainment for the ancients. There are at least thousands of poems written by Li Bai. There are as many poems as stars throughout the ages, but how many can be passed down to the world. Li Bai only needs one of his works to be handed down from generation to generation. Anyone who understands poetry will not accept it. It is like wholesale. He wrote several poems in one breath. It is really embarrassing.

Dear author, let me promote "White Snake: Origin"

The protagonist is a diaosi, a dog-licker, childish, funny, soft-hearted, indecisive, benevolent as a woman, highly poisonous, and dissuaded from quitting.

Bai Suzhen's beauty is based on the story between her and Xu Xian. Didn't you play a game when you traveled back in time? In such a huge world of gods, gods, demons and ghosts, there is no one more beautiful than her? In fairy tales and fantasy novels, the most taboo thing is to never forget someone who is not one's own. If you say Perfect World No. 10 And Huo Ling'er, it's okay, Snow in the Sky is okay, Fairy Sword's Zixuan is okay, because from the beginning to the end, they don't fight for love with a bloody sword, and there's no bloody transference. Don't talk about reasons, it's all nonsense. A woman falls in love with a man, and then for some reason she gets together with another man. You can write like this in modern society, especially in ancient times, especially fairy tales and fantasy. Don't you feel disgusted if you write like this? Still obsessed with one monster in particular? The world of fairy tales and fantasy is so beautiful that it can't be transformed?

In the first chapter, is the protagonist the reincarnation of a god? In a world with gods, demons and monsters, you don't know anything but want to steal monsters to be your wives? And who gave you the confidence to have that condescending attitude?

🙂 I was afraid of eunuchs, so I always read the completed books. But after reading the comments, I realized that this book was marked as completed even though it was already eunuchs. It was as uncomfortable as eating shit. Starting a new book for any reason is irresponsible to the book and its readers.

In reality, cultivation is all about cultivating oneself as an individual first and then becoming an immortal. This is the result of the confluence of the three religions (Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism). The three religions absorb and integrate each other. Confucianism reads knowledge, reflects daily, and corrects one's own character. If one has perfect character, he is called a saint (Confucius). Taoism cultivates both body and mind, and finally becomes an immortal. Buddhism meditates and chants sutras, observes the precepts, renounces three degrees, realizes Anuttara Samyak Sambodhi, and finally becomes a Buddha. I don't know much about Confucianism and Taoism, and I only know a little about Buddhist practice. Meditation is a basic skill for both Taoism and Buddhism. There are many sects of Buddhism and Taoism, and the methods of practice are also different among the sects. As far as I know, there are those who recite the name of the Buddha, some who observe the precepts, and some who gain enlightenment. The ultimate goal of these methods is to become a Buddha. The secondary purpose is to get rid of one's own greed, anger, and ignorance, to make one's heart clear, to understand oneself, and to change oneself. Including some stories from foreign teachers, such as Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden. Looking at it conversely, completion can be seen as the process of people cultivating themselves into gods (holy, immortal, and Buddha). They all need to cultivate themselves into a perfect person (perfect person).