I Am Fahai in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

When did Fahai really change? This book should become popular.

People in the world criticize Fahai, but I think people in the world are not self-enlightened. The union between human beings and monsters is inherently against the laws of nature and human ethics. If you are merciful today and turn a blind eye to Bai Suzhen and Xu Xian, it is a kind of connivance. In the future, the union between human beings and monsters will be even more wanton. Saints do not care about their deeds. The law enforcers who represent order may be unkind, but this is how order can be maintained. Fa Hai is right, because I am a human being.

How to put it, I hope the author will write a monk well when he writes a monk, and not be like other novels, where he is wearing a monk's skin and sitting in the role of a lecher. Even if there is some emotional drama, I hope it will end in the end, otherwise there will be no point in writing about the monk. There are a lot of flowery monks at the starting point, and they can all make excuses for themselves. I really don't understand. As a monk has reached a higher level, he can see the truth of the pink skull and no longer stick to the color. How can such a virtuous and eminent monk be tempted by beauty? In most novels, at the end of cultivating Buddhism, you either run to become an immortal or get entangled in a lot of emotions, and then run to practice Happy Zen in the name of it. To be honest, even if you are a Happy Buddha, others are worthy of the true Buddha who has broken the color. Just like Jigong ate chicken, it was because Jigong himself understood the true nature and understood that it was a meritorious deed for a chicken to be eaten by his true Buddha. In his state, eating chicken was the same as not eating it. Only then could he say that the meat and wine had passed through the intestines, which was left in the heart of the Buddha. On the contrary, it is an ordinary monk. Eating chicken and drinking wine violates the precepts and is purely a matter of appetite. At this time, he quoted Jigong's statement, but forgot the last two sentences - if the world imitates me, it will be like entering the devil's way.

From my personal point of view, novels, often tragedies, have had a profound impact on me. The Buddha said the eight sufferings, and I was deeply moved by the failure to seek. It took a lot of effort, but fate manipulated people, and finally I achieved enlightenment. Just like the flag in the movie, people who wash their hands often end up dying the last time. This regret is often impressive. The protagonist of this book only wants his wife and children to be on the hot bed, but he can't help it. This situation cannot be changed by your wishful thinking. I hope the ending can be as poignant but touching as Westward Journey. Just like the version of "The Dust of History", you fight against fate, but in the end you can't escape the fateful coincidence and helplessness. What can be done is "the trajectory of heaven and earth cannot be changed by people, and what has happened can never be undone. The only thing that can be done is to accept and face it calmly and bravely, not to let these things become constraints and burdens, but to become a force to move forward, to live better and be braver." Of course, we do not expect every author to have Zhiqiu's writing style, but don't fall into the trap.

I think if he is like Zhao Wenzhuo's version of Fahai, he has delicate features, red lips and white teeth, advanced cultivation, overflowing murderous aura, and angry Vajra eyes. In a world where evildoers are everywhere, ghosts are everywhere, gods and Buddhas have disappeared, and the mighty dragons are used to beat up these ghosts and snakes to the point where the mother doesn't even recognize them. Fahai in Green Snake is as handsome as Tang Seng, has an ascetic character, has strong magic power, is both good and evil, and is quite interesting. He has advanced cultivation and defeated all kinds of monsters, ascetic and handsome monks who are dedicated to becoming Buddha, and various female ghosts. What a great theme that has both fun and interesting aspects. It can also take advantage of the current hot topic of Da Mighty Tianlong, but it's a pity that it wasn't written like this. The writing of this article is a bit too depressing, and the protagonist's character is a bit tangled and autistic.

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There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. Everyone has different views and experiences. This book I think it's good. I've been following it for a long time. The subject matter is novel and eye-catching. The character descriptions are spot on. The emotional portrayal is also good. No one likes tragedies. I don't watch the last episode of TV series just because I don't want to see the ending. But tragedy is often more impressive. Especially this chapter makes me feel that the author is careful. I have been a prostitute for free before. I feel very guilty. However, I am short of money and the reward amount is not large. When I make a lot of money, I will definitely make up for it 😁

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