Mythology Begins with Three Monks
神话从三个和尚开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 257k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The protagonist uses a dharma name instead of his own name
The book is good, but I just want to know how the protagonist knows that there are three monks in the world he lives in. Most people can't connect it for a while.
If you, a monk practicing Buddhism, are running for immortality, you are destined to never succeed. In Buddhist terms, it means that your obsession is too heavy and your earthly fate is not over.
When you become a monk, you become an eminent monk and a great virtue. You don't want to see the flow of cultivation at all.
The protagonist's outlook on life is really unclear. To conquer demons and demons is to conquer demons and demons, and the dark wind is the dark wind. He does this now and then that, which is thankless. To say that he is close to a normal person is not like it. Even if he is said to be an egoist, it is not reliable.
It's just that the writing style needs to be refined. It's not bad. It's not bad. It's the essence of Buddhist experience. It doesn't matter. It's refreshing to watch. There is no such thing as a heroine. This is the poisonous point of the monk protagonist. Who is playing with you about love and calamity? When I am a Buddha, I eat, drink and have fun. I do whatever I want. Three Thousand Dreams, enlightenment and farming... How can there be such love and calamity that involves it? To put it bluntly, women are a kind of training for human beings to cultivate Buddhism, with or without
If you are innovative, come on, I am optimistic about you
A trash can that holds everything, extremely selfish egoism, I just couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters.
The protagonist is a monk. If nothing else, he must at least preach, right? Preaching is inseparable from cultivating disciples. Where do disciples come from? What should we do with those disciples who have weak bones? The protagonist Xue Hongjun? Learn from me? They have no emotions, and their disciples are just tools. Use them if they are useful, and throw them away if they are not useful. Cultivation has turned into an underworld cultivating immortality. The author still needs to think about it. The protagonist wanders around and writes about killing monsters and upgrading the mode, but preaching is completely different.
Young LSP, did you drop this golden book, this silver book, or this copper-colored book? LSP: The one I dropped is Liu Bei, so these pornographic books are mine () 🙂