The Monk Who Transmigrates Across the Heavens
穿越诸天的僧人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I couldn't take it anymore after looking at less than ten pictures. Let me clarify first, I'm not a shill here to criticize anyone. Lies will get you hit by a car. First of all, if you're going to transmigrate into a martial arts world, at least have a normal martial arts framework, right? There should be a system for cultivating and leveling up martial arts techniques.
Having secluded myself for 1000 years, I emerge today to observe the celestial phenomena and discover that a spiritual resurgence is imminent. Therefore, I have come to bestow this great fortune: two secret manuals. Those with the affinity may cultivate them.
Do you really think the Shaolin monks don't eat meat? If they didn't eat meat, how come all the monks are so incredibly strong? Especially those who practice external martial arts!
I actually quite like books where the main character is a monk, but I'm a bit disappointed with yours.
I could tell at a glance that you were not human, Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon, World Honored Ksitigarbha.
This is a novel about a saintly figure; if you're resistant to it, I suggest you don't read it. Let me tell you a joke: The protagonist goes to fight against dark forces. His own people die indiscriminately, but the protagonist absolutely refuses to kill a single enemy. His reason is that monks are compassionate and don't kill indiscriminately. He pretends not to see his allies die.
Traditional Chinese martial arts are truly poisonous! Don't even mention real life! Take novels, for example; the progression is like this: The innate spiritual energy of immortal cultivation → degenerates into the acquired spiritual energy of martial arts → further degenerates into the internal energy of martial arts → then all disappears, leaving only the cultivation of qi and blood in…
I've already tested it out. There are multiple names for the main characters: Xu De, Xu Da, and Fang De. It's clear this is plagiarism. This author is too audacious; if you're going to plagiarize, at least do it properly.
The protagonist's cheat ability is actually the main god that was sealed away in the previous book, but it's unknown whether it can be repaired after being stripped away by the 404 god.
Back in modern society, something feels off. The protagonist can cure cancer, but he can't promote mass treatment. Charging 10,000 yuan is too presumptuous. Let's not even talk about the world; how many cancer patients are there in China alone? What good is treating one or two a day? Who can't afford 10,000 yuan these days?