The Miserable Daily Life of a Laid-Back Buddhist Monk

I've seen many posts saying Buddhism isn't good, but every religion has all sorts of people, so you can't generalize. Buddha is an enlightened being, someone who has achieved complete enlightenment, not a god. Paying homage to Buddha is simply paying respect to an enlightened being, just like we pay respect to great figures of the past.

Actually, people shouldn't have too much aversion to Buddhism. The author is writing about Zen Buddhism, the highest achievement of the Sinicization of Buddhism. Taoist and Confucian ideas can be seen throughout. If it were divorced from traditional Chinese culture, then it couldn't be considered a Sinicization of Buddhism. It's just that too many people misunderstand Buddhism; after all, there are too many fake monks who have tarnished its reputation.

Is it finished? To be honest, this is the first time I've read a story where the protagonist seriously becomes a monk, and I think it's pretty good. Hooray! (❁´◡`❁)*✲ﾟ*

It's so hard to find a novel about a monk who doesn't fall in love or eat meat! 555555, I get annoyed by some novels. If a monk doesn't follow the rules and regulations, doesn't believe in the equality of all beings, what kind of monk are they? All they think about is drinking, eating meat, and chasing girls. I don't know why some authors write about monks (some authors, for example).

I just don't understand. Why would people who don't like Buddha or Buddhism bother reading this book? Why do they have to leave a comment or write a chapter saying that Buddhism and temples are completely worthless in order to show how lofty their thoughts are and how knowledgeable they are? Or they'll say things like monks are inferior to Taoists, and Buddhism is inferior to Taoism.

The leak of the competition felt a bit contrived. They'd just made a big splash in real life; there was no need to write a story about a streamer accidentally filming the competition. That plot is a bit old, or maybe I've just seen too many of those and I'm tired of it.

I feel like I don't understand the system you've written. The protagonist starts with a level three cultivation that allows him to crush rocks, so how come he gets burned on his back by ordinary fire later in the Republican era, and even feels pain from being hit by a gun butt? If he's been sealed or something, then I apologize. If not, then it's your problem, author.

Keep up the good work, author! There are too few books of this type on this platform. Keep supporting me! Looking forward to it! I also hope that the gentle writing style and the plot conflicts of online novels can be better integrated.

There are too many female characters. Apart from the temple at the beginning After that, all the outstanding performers were women. Men are described very little. After all, it's a story without a female lead. He was, after all, a monk. I hope we can be more serious.

The way the parents handled things was really "not very good." It would have been better to create a alternate account, since technology and medicine are sufficient now. Perhaps my understanding is lacking, but why adopt when you have a biological child? Are you hoping they'll care for you in your old age?