The Miserable Daily Life of a Laid-Back Buddhist Monk

I found many posts saying that Buddhism is not very good and that there are different people in each sect and cannot be generalized. Buddha is an awakened being, a person who is fully enlightened, but he is not a god. Worshiping the Buddha is just to pay tribute to the enlightened ones, just like we pay tribute to the great men of the past. Buddha also has seven emotions and six desires, otherwise how could there be a wise king? Just because you see Buddhas in other novels being bad, doesn't mean that all Buddhas are bad.

In fact, everyone should not be too disgusted with Buddhism. The author writes about Zen Buddhism, which is the highest achievement of the sinicization of Buddhism. Taoism and Confucianism can be seen everywhere in it. If we get rid of traditional Chinese culture, then there is no such thing as the sinicization of Buddhism. It's just that too many people have misunderstandings about Buddhism. After all, too many fake monks have ruined the reputation.

Is it over? To be honest, this is the first time I've read this kind of novel where the main character is serious about being a monk, and I think it's pretty good, (❁´◡`❁)*✲ﾟ*

It's so hard to find a novel where a monk doesn't fall in love or eat meat. 555555, I feel annoyed when I read some novels. If a monk does not follow the rules and regulations and does not talk about the equality of all living beings, then what kind of monk are you? I have been thinking about drinking, eating meat and picking up girls all day long. I don't know why those authors want to write about monks (some authors). Today I finally found a novel about a serious monk. The plot is also good. I support it! ! ! ! Come on!

I just don't understand. Some people don't like Buddha or Buddhism, so why are they reading this book? Do you still have to post a comment or say this chapter to say that Buddhism and monasteries are useless to show how lofty your thoughts are and how knowledgeable you are? Or you just say that monks are inferior to Taoists, and Buddhism is inferior to Taoism. If you are so awesome, why don't you create a religion yourself so that others can believe in your ideas? Nothing.

I feel that the exposure of the competition is a bit deliberate. It has just made a big splash in reality. There is no need to write a plot about the anchor accidentally filming the competition. This plot is a bit old. Maybe I have watched too much and I am disgusted.

I feel like the author doesn't understand the system you wrote. The protagonist's three levels of cultivation at the beginning can crush rocks. However, later in the Republic of China, his back was burned by ordinary fire, and he also felt pain from being hit by the butt of a gun. If it was sealed or something, then I apologize. If not, then it is your problem, the author.

Come on, author! There are too few books in this type of platform style, please continue to support! Expect! I also hope that the calm writing style and the plot conflict of the online novel can be better integrated.

There are too many female characters Except for the temple at the beginning After that, as long as they are outstanding, they are all female There are very few male characters . . . After all, there is no heroine. . He is a monk after all. . I hope you can be more serious

The parents' handling of the situation was really "not very good". It would be better to set up a small account and practice it. After all, technology and medicine are enough. Maybe I don't have enough personal awareness. Why adopt if I can have a biological child? Expect this to provide for you until the end of your life, but your fate is also to honor your parents; expect this fate to take care of your "old age" after your parents are gone? Those who are not related by blood or emotions can only have personal qualities and the qualities of his wife and children. In the eyes of many people around, adoption is the last thing in the Qin family. (I personally support the charity of adoption, but I only have my opinion in the book)