
Disciples of Buddhism in the Ancient World
洪荒之佛门弟子
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- Cultivation
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- Male
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- Classical Xianxia
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- 4y ago
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I hope to write about that kind of great compassion, not the kind of kindness that is so sinister behind it.
My personal opinion is, don't fight and kill all the time. To practice Buddhism, you should behave like a Buddha. Buddha is an enlightened person who is compassionate and saves all sentient beings. Don't be like the devil and be full of calculations. It's best to change the name of the Western realm later, instead of calling it fairy or something like that.
Start with full level swordsmanship and kill through the heavens
The same type of god-cultivating world, full-level swordsmanship at the beginning to kill all the heavens, sword-doing god-cultivating, and automatic cultivation of kung fu. Sword God, cute sword girl, invincible, come and take a look, just click in to watch.
I haven't read it yet, but I personally think that if I traveled through the wilderness and my qualifications were no worse than those of Sanqing disciples, I would choose Jie Jiao because of my good impression (I have always had a good impression of Jie Jiao) 😁 and then choose Ren Jiao to save my life (unparalleled safety) [ fn=4] The option that is most in line with your interests is the Western religion (the Three Purities sect has too many good qualifications, and the fate of the chicken head is not the tail of the phoenix! The Western religion is different. The poor are still short of talents. I will go there to provide help in times of need, and guide the two saints in Zhunti. Can you not protect me?)
It's so poisonous... I've been reading the novel for eight years and I still can't resist it. I don't practice enough.
Finally, someone has written about prehistoric Buddhism. Not everyone can be a saint. Great wisdom, great perseverance, and great fortune are indispensable. There are always people who write about saints in such a disgusting way. I hope you can write a different kind of Buddhism and truly create a Western paradise. Good luck, author.
I read it for a long time, but I didn't see anything about Buddhism. It's a fantasy novel cloaked in Buddhism.
I think the most speechless thing in "The Great Desolation" is the setting of "merit". What I think is "merit" is to perfect the flaws of heaven and earth, maintain the order of heaven and earth, and help heaven and earth grow. Then the reward of heaven and earth for this person is merit. I think Nuwa's creation of humans has merit because it means that someone in the world created living beings from scratch, rather than creating a human race and having merit. But in many ancient novels, there are merits in getting into fire, there are merits in building houses, and there are merits in making clothes. So why? Just because you are the protagonist of future generations? Isn't it true that some people think that phoenixes can't light fires, and that the great gods of all time live in caves with their buttocks bare? If you have this premise, I think you have merit and will not have any problems. But the problem is that the Monster Clan has the Heavenly Palace, the Wu Clan has the Pangu Palace, and Hongjun has the Zixiao Palace. Could it be that they are all caves? Those great gods listened to sermons with their bare buttocks in the cave called Zixiao Palace. It's quite exciting to think about it. The Xiantian Lingbao and Chaos Lingbao are also settings that people want to complain about in the wild world. The great road and the way of heaven are there to make axes, beads, towers, money, swords, and clothes for you every day when they have nothing to do. So, these things that were created by heaven a long time ago were created by humans. For what reason did they return merit to humans🙄
The protagonist is the fourth ancestor of the human race. Before practicing, he had huge merits and spiritual materials to refine his body. As a result, he became a golden immortal only after worshiping the saints. This is all based on his foundation. The clan members are only heavenly beings who have worshiped the two major sects. The descendants of the Yeluzi outside have cultivated to Daluo Taiyi, not even one or two, and they don't know the fourth ancestor. In other words, they have been to Daluo for hundreds of years, so why do they still worship saints? Daluo has entered casually. Others know that the human race has practiced for thousands of years and is so arrogant, so I won't mess with you.
Taiyi Golden Immortal only has a lifespan of 100,000 years 🙂🙂🙂 What a low-profile prehistoric era this must be.
At the beginning of the plot, the protagonist was given the demon god Shang Yang as his enemy. Just because I saw the protagonist in the sky, I wanted to study him. Even the saint's disciples are not afraid. Anyway, this villain has no IQ at all.
The whole article was about scheming against each other, which made me feel upset. They stumble each other to make the other party die more, and saving people is just for merit. Monks don't have any great compassion, and Taoists don't detach themselves from the world. If they cultivate Taoism and create a bunch of selfish people, then what's the point of cultivating Taoism?
The pig's trotters are written like trash. I don't dare to do this or that. It's purely written to disgust people.
The author has written another time traveler in it. Don't even read it. It's nothing. It's just water.
The beginning is a bit awkward. Why can't you drill wood to make fire and build a house? Is it just a matter of saying Suiren's and Youchao's merits? Isn't this explanation too perfunctory?
I feel like this book collapsed, I don't know how to put it, but I can see the results, it's all the same old routine. In fact, I really want to read a Buddhist book. In fact, I think the saints and quasi-sages here are very strange. Their minds are the same as ordinary people, with seven emotions and six desires. They are just human beings, complex and changing. Cultivation of immortality should be about the heart, so if you only think about calculations and greed, then what wisdom do you have? The prehistoric time is measured in tens of millions of years, and you are calculating every day. I don't know how you understand the way of heaven, and I don't know how you become a saint. Just like the villains in the market, you calculate your own gains and losses every day, and do not contribute a penny of your own to this world. They are all worms in the prehistoric world. I think such people are very fake. After so many years of cultivating immortality and becoming a saint, you no longer even have basic decency. You are still a god. You have cultivated a certain Taoism, and you cannot even control your own emotions. Every day I am either making meritorious deeds or on the road to making meritorious deeds, as if the world cannot survive without you. Everything else is forced to be wise, just to highlight that the protagonist's wisdom is the most powerful, and others are not wise. Cultivation of immortality is about the heart, and cultivation of immortality is about wisdom. Instead of being trapped by seven emotions and six desires like human beings. The older you get, the wiser you become, and the more you suffer, the wiser you become.
I hope it can wash away my great mercy and don't stop being black and making me vomit. I remember there was a passage in a book where after Tang Monk got a new mount, he saw his old horse and made a great wish to make the old horse free from illness and disaster. I forgot it, but that part was really well written.
Now a lot of people on the Internet are criticizing Buddhism, thinking that Buddhism has become a rat that everyone wants to beat. But in reality, temples are blooming everywhere, and there is an endless stream of tourists and believers. The most important thing is that there are people like this who are scolded fiercely on the Internet. When they go back to travel and come across temples, they go to offer incense. Are you angry or not...
Amitabha, it is not a loss if you enter my Buddhist door, you can learn the true skills. Gatlin 76 million revolutions. . . . To save all sentient beings in the world.
It has always been said that destiny is determined. If everything was determined by destiny, there would be no future generations like you to come to prehistoric times. Because there is no destiny for you, you will be killed as soon as you enter the primitive way of heaven. So this book is a fun read
The writing is really rubbish, everything is determined by fate, the protagonist is a piece of shit, and the spiritual treasure in his hand is rubbish. One is born with high-quality clothes, and the other is born with middle-grade Ruyi, and the rest is acquired. The protagonist's luck is so rubbish.
You can compete to be the most useless protagonist in the world. You have no luck and no magic weapon. You have to do everything. You don't share the benefits. Why should you be the protagonist?
The writing of this book is okay, but there are some settings that others may not understand
It's a complete mess, everything is said to be destined by heaven. . . Cultivation as an immortal means competing with God for your fate. No matter what, you are destined to have your hair trimmed!
It's okay not to be too strong in the fire merits at the beginning, but isn't it normal to be cautious when you're new? I know the plot is not lacking in this, so I think it's okay after waiting and watching. The vows and farewell crying later are a bit ordinary. It's not that it can't be done, but the writing style can't hold it up. The feeling of swearing to me is inexplicable.
I took a look at the catalog and saw Chang'e, the goddess of the lunar yin! Was Wangshu eaten by you or Changxi was eaten by you?
There are a lot of reviews on the book at the beginning. The protagonist can be scolded even if he is cautious and dare not take away the merits of the Suiren family. Does it mean that he has to light a fire, build a house, and knit clothes at the beginning? Today he will be taught, tomorrow he will be a saint, and the day after tomorrow he will destroy Hongjun.
Killing three corpses requires innate spiritual treasures. The stronger the innate spiritual treasures, the stronger the strength.
This wave of heavenly speeches makes me happy. Just become a saint. There is no need for thousands of thunders to strike you.
What the hell is Xuan Yu? You can tell me if I change the protagonist, it's neither fish nor fowl.