I Became a Holy Monk

I feel that the writing is good, a bit like the experience of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's enlightenment. The image of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva is holding a tin staff in one hand and incense beads in the other.

Namo Gatling Bodhisattva, with six pure and depleted uranium bullets, one breath of 3,600 revolutions, great mercy and compassion to save the world. The Buddhas and Bodhisattvas in the heavens were delighted to see the explosion of the RPG, and saw five more Ming Kings manifesting in the void. It was the Gatling Bodhisattva who appeared in the nuclear fission of the Nuclear Energy King Buddha, and manifested the teaching wheel in the mushroom cloud of Karma Fire. There are seven buns on the top, the braided hair hangs down on the left shoulder, the left eye is narrowly closed, the lower teeth bite the upper lip, showing an angry look, carrying fierce fire. It has three sides and six arms, each holding a cannon barrel, as a gesture of cutting off troubles. This king of Ming sits cross-legged on a steel divine object, with five wheels wrapped around tracks, rotating the universe, and can bear infinite weight. This is the Five-Nine-Gai Ming King among the five Gatlin Bodhisattva's teachings, the first in incarnation, the first in change, and the first in magical transformation. The Ming-King has six arms and multiple turrets. It consists of bearings, gears, transmission belts, engines, and turrets. It consists of various complex structures. It is the first symbol of the Five-Nine Kai Ming King - the cybernetic wheel body. The Buddhas and Bodhisattvas even sang and praised: "The number one and fifty-nine changes in the number of changes, the majesty is endless and so bright. The merits are vast and wisdom is wonderful, and the light and majesty shock the world. May I be the holy king of Buddha. I will be free from life and death. The number one infinite number of turrets is still five pairs of road wheels! Praise to the Ming King of the fifty-nine changes, and praise Namo Gatling Bodhisattva!" There are also the Ming King of Katyusha, the Ming King of Iowa, the Ming King of Dongfeng, and the Ming King of Jiwei Long, accompanying the Bodhisattva. Show signs of compassion, equality and enlightenment. Therefore, under the turret, all are aware of equality; when the tracks run over, all are aware of purity; in the direction of the east wind, all are aware of compassion: This is the supreme enlightenment, which saves countless suffering people in the world of Hengsha. Therefore, the four virtues of Yan Hua are "many, riveting, steaming, and strong, and are capable of holding hundreds of thousands of samadhis. They live in deep meditation and see countless Buddhas." The six-barreled machine gun fires rapidly without any hazards. There are no hazards, so there is no fear, and it is far away from the waves. The ultimate nirvana, the Buddhas of the three generations. According to the six tubes and six words of the Great Light Mantra, Prajna Paramita, one can obtain Anuttar Samyak Sam Bodhi. " "We know that the six pure depleted uranium bullets of Gatling Bodhisattva are the mantra of equality, the mantra of liberation, the mantra of the supreme mantra, and the mantra of no equals. That is to say, the mantra is: Om Mani Padme Hum. One turn and one mantra, six tubes and one breath, three signs and sixty thousand turns, and the salvation of all sentient beings has never stopped. How great is Gatling Bodhisattva; how good is Gatling Bodhisattva. Gatling Bodhisattva Mahasattva! " "Reveal the truth, reveal the truth, Polo reveals the truth, Pāloṇṭhāna reveals the truth, Bodhisattva reveals the truth! " Compassion is the reason why under the turret, everything is equal and aware; when the tracks run over it, everything is pure and pure: in the direction of the east wind, everything is aware: This is the supreme enlightenment, which saves all sentient beings in the world of Hengsha.

I've read another good book after the bad news! Come on

Designing fragrance beads, this character is really poisonous 😅

There is a problem with the background of this book. You said that it is okay for Buddhism to be destroyed by the Taoist court or even the demon sect, but you say that it is a big problem if it is destroyed by monsters. A monk must be a human being first, and then a monk. The monsters destroy people, but the human race does not have the same hatred and is allowed to be destroyed. It feels so funny, just like alien creatures destroyed a beautiful country, and the zg is there to watch the fun, and the reason why it was destroyed is not clearly stated.

Don't keep playing with your hair-washing jokes and returning to secular life. Otherwise, you can guide the protagonist to slowly and truly become an eminent monk. Otherwise, hurry up and return to secular life. Returning to secular life every day is an obsession with growing hair on your side. Doing the things of eminent monks and virtuous people, you are both 🐔 and established.

A monk always uses a sword, why don't you write about a warrior?

Do you think such a monk is more gorgeous? 🙂🙂🙂

Again, I am awesome but I don't know how awesome I am! ! ! No matter how awesome you are, you can't understand your own power. I personally think it's very poisonous.

They have no understanding of the Buddha's Dharma, they don't even speak Buddhist words, and they don't see the meaning of saving all evil, educating the world, and rebuilding the Buddha's land.

I always feel that if you are already so awesome, you might as well kill the imperial city, destroy the royal family, and build your own Buddhist kingdom on earth 🙂, the protagonist is already invincible, right?

I hope the author can change the plot of the maid. Suppose you are a white-collar worker and embezzle 100,000 yuan from the company. At best, you are a corrupt person. How can he kill you because you are not loyal to your boss? ? The maid embezzled the money of the feudal landlord, and even gods, Buddhas and ghosts sentenced her to death. The protagonist should not support cannibalism and feudal ethics.

I don't know why I wrote about a handsome monk. It doesn't have that otherworldly feeling at all. It becomes vulgar all of a sudden

The reason why I read this book is that the main character is decisive and decisive in killing. I am annoyed that the main character is forcing himself to be ruthless all day long and he still can't kill a few people in dozens of chapters.

Although it is said that if you abandon the book, you should abandon it, but it is not an exaggeration to at least express your opinion. The setting is quite good, and the order to kill monks is interesting, but the details in the article contradict the order to kill monks, which is really the biggest problem. Also, the content really disappointed me, so even though I was attracted by the setting, I was persuaded to leave by the content, so I said goodbye.

A monk who does not overcome the disasters in the world is not sincerely devoted to the Buddha. Buddha inspires people to overcome the sufferings in the world. It's not just about shaving your head, putting on a cassock, and shouting: "I Amitabha Buddha, the mighty heavenly dragon." A person who only engages in the seven emotions and six desires can also be called a Buddha. Today, the world is shouting that the Buddha is hypocritical, pouring dirty water on the Buddha, putting demons in the skin of the Buddha, shouting that the Buddha is hypocritical, and trying to kill the Buddha. On the one hand, the devil breaks the rules when facing injustice as the devil's true feelings. To put it bluntly, when you are dissatisfied with the current situation, when you see a noble person, you want to drag him into the quagmire. When you encounter a vicious person, you beg for mercy. We should follow good rather than evil.

Driving is going on all the time in the book. It's okay to make a few jokes about it for fun, but it's been going on like this from the first chapter to more than ten chapters. It's better to write a pornographic book.

Can someone explain to me why the demon in this book can cast a curse to destroy the Buddha? The setting in the first chapter is too brainless, and there is no explanation. I have no desire to read on. It is directly equivalent to setting up that I use one rmb to directly cause the US financial crisis. Ask why, and then don't ask. Asking is setting.

Killing to protect others is not actually a chivalrous act. It is similar in operation, but fundamentally different... Many people may think that it means killing an evil person to save the common people, but in fact, the person killed and the person saved are the same person. It is the person who saw the sinner sinking into despair. Kill and send him away. Enter reincarnation and start over, lest he fall into Infinity and have no possibility of becoming a Buddha... That's why there is the following sentence, wishing that there is only one person in Infinity... This is the grand wish of entering Infinity in exchange for all sentient beings becoming Buddhas... This logic is actually very egoistic and sophistry... Sanxian's consistent style...

Dare I ask what kind of monk this protagonist is? Is he a "monk" like "Lan Ruo Xian Yuan" who kills people, seizes treasures, saves beauties, pretends to slap people in the face, and indulges in alcohol and meat? Or is he a monk who eats fast and chants Buddha's name, does not approach women, and is cautious about killing?

This kind of novel with its own ideas is comfortable to read, and the behavior is in line with the character design. It seems that the author really wrote it carefully. I hope this book becomes a hit.

When I see the monk, I think of Zhao Wenzhuo's Dharma Sea, the Mighty Heavenly Dragon, and the World Honored Ksitigarbha. These are the things that impressed me the most besides the traditional monks.

Okay, there are not many books about Buddhism in Qidian. You are the better one.

The shadow of Ke Mouyuan is too heavy

The six paths are destroyed, thousands of demons surrender, the Tathagata forbids the sword, and dreams come to nothing.

The boss is not enough. It's over when it's wonderful.

Don't read the reviews for this book. You'll know whether it suits you after reading a few chapters. No matter how much others say, it's useless.

Update faster, I'll give you a monthly pass.

The author's writing style tells us from the first chapter that we will not be disappointed. The author must be a newbie. There were a lot of awkward things at the beginning, but the writing became more and more exciting

Will there be a female protagonist in the future? It's probably because it's a monk novel and I don't really like the heroine.