Honghuang: A Disciple of the Buddhist Sect
洪荒之佛门弟子
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
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I hope it portrays true compassion, not the kind of compassion that's all talk and no action.
In my personal opinion, we shouldn't keep focusing on fighting and killing. If we're practicing Buddhism, we should act like Buddhists. A Buddha is an enlightened being, compassionate, and dedicated to saving all sentient beings. We shouldn't make it like the demonic path, full of scheming. Later on, it would be best to change the names of the Western Paradise realms instead of still referring to them as immortals.
Start with max-level swordsmanship and slay across the heavens.
In a similar world of cultivation, you start with max-level swordsmanship, slaying across the heavens, cultivating your divine power through swordsmanship, and your cultivation techniques automatically progress. Sword God, Cute Sword Girl, Invincible! Come and see! Click here to watch.
I haven't watched it yet, but personally, I think if I were to transmigrate to the prehistoric world and my aptitude wasn't inferior to that of the Three Pure Ones disciples, I would choose the Jie Sect because of my goodwill (I've always had a good impression of the Jie Sect) 😁. Then, to save my life, I would choose the Human Sect (unparalleled safety) 😁.
This is really addictive... I've been reading novels for eight years and I still couldn't resist. My self-control isn't good enough!
Finally, someone has written about prehistoric Buddhism! Not just anyone can become a saint; great wisdom, great perseverance, and great fortune are all indispensable. Some people portray saints in such a disgusting way. I hope you can write a different kind of Buddhism, truly creating a Western Paradise. Keep up the good work, author!
The protagonist became one of the Four Ancestors of the Human Race. Before cultivation, he possessed immense merit and spiritual materials for body refinement. However, he only managed to reach the Golden Immortal level after worshipping a sage, and even then, it was only due to his foundation. His clansmen, even after joining the two major sects, only reached the Celestial Immortal level.
I think the most ridiculous thing about the prehistoric fantasy genre is the concept of "merit." In my opinion, "merit" is the act of perfecting the flaws of heaven and earth, maintaining the order of heaven and earth, and helping heaven and earth grow. Then, the reward that heaven and earth give to this person is merit.
I read it for a long time and didn't see a single Buddhist teaching; it's just a fantasy novel disguised as Buddhism.
Even a Taiyi Golden Immortal only has a lifespan of 100,000 years. 🙂🙂🙂 What a low-budget version of the primordial world!