The Monk Who Slays Across the Heavens

Ah, this is another monk who has broken the precepts? So why write about a monk? Isn't it enough to just write a protagonist like this as a template that does all evil? It also eliminates the need to act hypocritically when killing people.

It's nice not to have a female protagonist, but why are there older sisters at the beginning? Well . . .

I hate monks the most. When I see someone like this licking a monk, I don't even read it. Monks are the biggest cancer in China.

In fact, I was quite disgusted with the protagonist being involved in the affairs between ancient countries because of the feelings of family and country, so I read a little bit of this book and chose to give up. The reason is very simple, because to the ancient people, it does not matter who the ruler is. Every time I see the protagonist fighting bloody battles against foreign races for a certain ancient dynasty, I feel very disgusted when I take on the role of the protagonist. It is like killing foreign beasts to protect people, but turning a blind eye to the local beasts. If you don't have the heart to change the world or become a beast yourself,

Killing is to protect life, killing karma is not killing people,

Why do you need to recognize your sister as your sister, when you already have feelings for each other after traveling through time? Aren't we all enemies? I have never understood why the author doesn't regard the time-travelling as a big enemy, but still has feelings for him. It's not as good as the Qidian orphanage many years ago. Wouldn't it be even more unreasonable to recognize father, mother, sister, sister, brother, brother, and family?

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was a book about gods specifically killing monks! After reading the introduction, I found out that there is a monk in the heavens who kills people!

If the first world is the background of the Ming Dynasty, then even killing all the Tatars will be useless. The Ming Dynasty was rotten to the core in the end. Unless the dynasty was changed, the class contradictions in the Ming Dynasty were intensified to the point where they could not be adjusted. Ridiculous! The death of the Ming Dynasty completely complied with the laws of heaven and brought the blame upon ourselves!

Will the author later write about killing Tang Monk with one punch, fighting the demon ape Sun Wukong, being the only one who respects Zhu Bajie, and the little white dragon who dominates the world?

This is the most disgusting book. Why did you write the first chapter? What about the connections between chapters? I thought I skipped a chapter, so I went back to the catalog to take a look! Abandon the book directly. I don't know how many people will delete the book after reading half of the second chapter.