
The Most Overbearing Fahai Across the Myriad Worlds
诸天最豪横法海
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
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The spider demon had never killed anyone, but the protagonist killed him because he was male. The female ghost had killed someone, but she was female, and the protagonist said, "You had no choice, so I won't kill you." I won't say more, but let me just say this: it's understandable to be arrogant if you have the strength, but there's a right and wrong way to be arrogant.
I think it's acceptable to be arrogant, but one shouldn't be unable to distinguish between good and evil. If you're going to write it, it should be different from the original work. If it's all the same, then there's no point in reading it. The part about the spider demon was indeed bad. You can be arrogant towards all the gods and Buddhas in the world, but the spider demon did nothing wrong. She had cultivated for hundreds of years and had the Buddha's blessing, which is very difficult.
In the latest Chapter 5, you knowingly killed a kind person, resorting to a despicable entrapment scheme, blurring the lines between good and evil. You wanted to kill her for your own benefit, and then made excuses for yourself.
How dare you! 😆 Your petty skills are nothing but a joke, yet you dare to show off your limited abilities before an expert! 🤘😆🖖🤙👌🤞 😆Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon! Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon! 🙏All Buddhas of Prajna🤞🖖🤙👌🤞! World Honored One Ksitigarbha🙌🙏Prajna Paramita Hum 😆😆Appear!
If you wanted to kill that spider demon, just kill her. The whole thing you created later was truly baffling. Human nature can never withstand testing. Your entrapment was disgusting. If you had just killed the spider demon, and people are either human or demon, or if you killed her simply to level up, that would have been fine too.
Speaking of which, I specifically looked up the script for "Green Snake." The current versions are simply taking things out of context. What's with the claim that Fahai didn't distinguish right from wrong? If that were really the case, how could Fahai have felt guilty about taking in the spider demon, ultimately falling into demonic possession and having his Dao heart broken?
Bold fiend! I'll expose your true form! 👎🙌🙏🏻, Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon 🤟 Prajna Buddhas 👌 World Honored One Ksitigarbha 👌 Prajna Paramita, manifest now! 🤘, You dare to blaspheme against my Buddha! ✌️ Kill 👆 Kill 🖕 Kill 👇 Kill ☝️ Such petty tricks, yet you dare to show off your meager skills before an expert!
How dare he call himself the most arrogant and domineering Fahai in all the heavens? This is an insult to the name Fahai. He should be renamed the most arrogant and domineering villain in all the heavens.
Although it's about Fahai, there's not a trace of Fahai, not a single Buddhist quality in him. In the first few chapters, a temple with many monks, not a single one possesses any Buddhist nature. The merit points seem to be earned by killing both good and bad people; in short, they're experience points. Personally, I feel the author has created the protagonist Fahai as just a scoundrel.
Please mark this as a featured post, thank you. What respectable reader cares about an author's fan stats? Seriously? Seriously? Seriously? Even if you care, why nitpick? Is this just jealousy? Seriously? Seriously? And then you start attacking everyone! What's wrong with numeric IDs? I'm so angry!