
Buddha Lord of the Heavens
诸天佛主
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 667k Words
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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For a moment, the Buddha and the Demon thought, it would be better to create a clone that cultivates the Demon. It would be a bit more satisfying to let the demon body do all the pretending, slapping, and accepting of the heroine. It doesn't matter whether there is a heroine or not. What matters is how the author can properly justify himself. In fact, it is not interesting to just practice Buddhism. The main difficulty is how to write that kind of Zen flavor. Moreover, practicing Buddhism is to cultivate the mind. It is not impossible to become a Buddha immediately after enlightenment. However, if you want to achieve enlightenment, you must first abuse the master, otherwise you will not be able to write it. It is very poisonous to abuse the master. (For this point, the author is advised to refer to Guanqi's book Above the Sky. I was tortured to abandon the book. The later chapters will become more and more interesting as you read them.) In addition, the original world of heavens is really not interesting. If you have the writing power, you might as well write an extremely awesome main world. Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, and military strategists. Mohism, Legalism, and the contention of a hundred schools of thought are more interesting. A little immature suggestion. . A long time ago when I was in school, I came up with an idea. In a vast world without Buddha, the protagonist of the time travel establishes Buddhism to compete for luck, and competes with immortality, Taoism, Taoism, humanity, heaven, Shinto, and earth. The story of the struggle, and finally the story of Buddha's transcendence and enlightenment of great freedom. .
If the author wants to write about Buddha, he should at least first understand what Buddha is... What bullshit Buddha's heart and devil's heart is just an outdated online novel from a few years ago.
When I saw Chapter 24, I was born in Buddhism and I was speechless about fighting for my luck and opportunity. But in the first two chapters, I read the word "marry a wife" and was speechless. It's rare to find a Buddhist text. Alas... It's a pity.
The person who hates seeing this kind of Buddhism the most has a harem... Study Buddhism well
Xiao Cui died just now, and then he turned into a dog when he saw a beautiful woman
Come on, author😁😁
Popular searches come here and take a look at the introduction to novels from ten years ago.
The male protagonist can't move as soon as he sees a woman. He has to have sex with every woman he sees. This book feels so bad.
I hope the author will not write about a female protagonist. Thank you! Write more about the protagonist doing good deeds and planning meritorious deeds in the mortal world! The common people consecrated the protagonist with a golden body! 😁
Wuxin is a new author, and I very much hope to get valuable opinions from all the experts... If you have any ideas, I hope you can put them forward in the book review area. The growth of a book requires not only the cultivation of the author, but also the affirmation of all the experts 😊
The protagonist is such a holy mother. She wants to save the person who wants to kill her, but she can't bear to let him die and slaughters the whole world. . ?
Why do we need to add Zhutian? Isn't this selling dog meat with a sheep's head?
Searching Zhutian, I came across this novel again 😅. I admire the author for not giving up even though his grades were so bad. I would like to give the author a suggestion to open another book and write about becoming a Buddha step by step in the world of Zhutian, or the Invincible style. It should be better than the current one. Now this book is just trying to sell dog meat. The title of the book, Buddha Lord of Zhutian... Is simply speechless.
Forehead. . . Although I haven't started reading it yet, I suggest that those who write about cultivating Buddhism should learn from the Buddhist path in Eternal Life. It is simple, refreshing, and can be directly understood.
Some common sense about Buddhism. When you are not ordained, you are called a monk. After being ordained, you are called a novice. You must observe the ten precepts of a novice. If you are over twenty years old and have held the novice ordination for two years, you can receive the bhikkhu or bhikshuni ordination (also known as the full ordination) and become a bhikkhu or bhikshuni. Later, Mahayana monks and nuns also had to take the Bodhisattva vows because they practiced the Bodhisattva path. These three kinds of precepts are collectively called the Three Great Precepts. Monk: refers to a personal teacher. Generally, one is respectfully called a monk only to one's own Dharma teacher. There is also the abbot of the temple, who can also be respectfully called a monk, because the abbot presides over the monastery and provides a good place and environment for monks to practice, which is a great kindness. Those who are particularly virtuous and highly respected can be respectfully called so-and-so great monk or so-and-so master. But we cannot call him a certain master. In Buddhism, only the Buddha is called a master, and the Bodhisattva is only called a great master. Because Buddhism is the way of a teacher, and the teacher is respected, the Buddha has achieved perfect wisdom and can be the teacher of all living beings, so he is called the master and is the most respected among the teachers.
When I saw the introduction, I felt nothing. As for keeping the precepts and practicing cultivation, I have always believed that the key point is not to keep the precepts but to practice. If you practice well, it doesn't matter if you don't keep the precepts. It's a pity that I have never seen Qidian write with such a Zen feeling.