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Five yuan a book, a clearance sale on divine skills! Enough talk, here's the sample: *Nine Yang Divine Skill* 𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄𓀅𓀆𓀇𓀈𓀉𓀊𓀋𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏𓀐𓀑𓀒𓀓𓀔𓀕𓀖𓀗𓀘𓀙𓀚𓀛𓀜𓀝𓀞𓀟𓀠𓀡𓀢𓀣𓀤𓀥𓀦𓀧𓀨𓀩𓀪𓀫𓀬𓀻 𓀼𓀽𓀾𓀿𓁀𓁁𓁂𓁃𓁄𓁅𓁆𓁇𓁈𓁉𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄𓀅𓀆𓀇𓀈𓀉𓀊𓀋𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏𓀐𓀑𓀒𓀓𓀔𓀕𓀖𓀗𓀘𓀙𓀚𓀛𓀜𓀝𓀞𓀟𓀠𓀡𓀢𓀣𓀤𓀥𓀦𓀧𓀨𓀩𓀪𓀫

I like it; it has a very special feel to it, unlike those other books that are so superficial and frivolous. It's also unique, and I'm definitely going to follow it!

To be honest, the first episode of "The Living Buddha Ji Gong" was a tragedy for Rouge and the Li family. I thought writing this book could prevent this tragedy from happening, but the book does absolutely nothing. What's the point? It wears the skin of "The Living Buddha Ji Gong" but doesn't do anything like it.

As a native of Tiantai, and with Ji Gong's former residence located there, I have some understanding of him. Whether in official history or fictional accounts, Daoji's image has never been so down-to-earth! I once met an old man who said, "Ji Gong was just a monk; he never practiced Buddhism or Taoism. He acted according to his heart, handling affairs as they came, revealing his divine nature in the ordinary."

Seeing him talk about the story of the Lotus Lantern, I want to ask the author, have you ever read the Lotus Lantern? The Lotus Lantern always belonged to the Third Holy Mother, so how could she have stolen it from Heaven?

I often see trolls or so-called veteran authors. Before you start attacking others, have you even looked at your own work? Those who criticize others, why don't you write your own book about it? Support the author! Let's stop the baseless criticism and suppression (I feel sorry for the author). Only when we support the author will they have the motivation to create and feel our genuine affection. If you like Na Zhu, you should support her. The author needs your support.

What's the difference between the protagonist and a complete idiot?

The Arhat who subdued the dragon descended to the mortal realm to undergo tribulations, and then returned to the Western Paradise, rising from Arhat to Venerable. He was simply there to gain experience and seniority. But here, it's become scheming. Sigh... Your boss transferred you to another position as a junior manager for a few days to win people over, then made you general manager.

To be honest, writing a novel is the process of shaping the protagonist's personality and charisma. Putting aside the monotonous group chat scenes in this novel, how can the protagonist's personality and charisma compare to Daoji in the original work? It's just a loser putting on the skin of a living Buddha and doing loser things.

I also hate Buddhism. Before my grandmother turned 80, she would get up very early and kneel there chanting scriptures until her legs ached and she needed help to stand up. Now she has a broken leg, but she still believes in Buddhism and eats only vegetables and radishes every day. How can she possibly get better? My uncles and father have argued about this countless times.