My Wife Has Her Heart Set on Buddha

You don't even dare to promote old books, why bother? It would be nice to spend a week writing the ending and then start a new book.

I felt uncomfortable watching it. Changing other people's thoughts for your own selfish desires makes me feel more like a villain. This is incompatible with the initial setting of the male protagonist. He is a man who seeks the truth and is indifferent to fame and fortune. I really don't see where he is indifferent to fame and fortune?

This book seems quite boring now Let's discuss it objectively Let's not mention Jingle Cat's random promises. I have followed him for two books. I personally feel that Jingle Cat's strengths lie in the writing style and emotional drama of female characters. The imagination and truthfulness are secondary. The drama between Liaozhai and Chunyan really surprised me from the very beginning. The plot development is basically in line with the logic of the characters. From the encounter with Jinse to the marriage, I think it can be regarded as one of the best climax plots in the whole book. The writing of each female character has its own characteristics, and it cannot be said to be stereotyped at all. As a rare fairy tale harem novel, it can be called fairy grass (ignoring the interruption) Unfortunately, after the plot of Future Buddha, the female characters have gradually become a tool to promote the plot, and the characters' distinctive personality traits have gradually disappeared, and there have been long-term interruptions... The above is the basis for the final summary. As for what the summary is, the summary is this book I guess my results are not very good now. Obviously my strengths lie in writing female protagonists and emotional lines, but I have to throw away my good skills and write about old-school fairy tales To put it bluntly, this book was initially focused on Miao Shan's emotional drama, and I still had some misunderstandings until I accepted the disciple. I thought it would be the same as the original, but I didn't expect that I would just accept disciples. Several female characters disappeared after they appeared, and their personalities were not reflected at all. The Buddhist plot was well-pretended, but the ending was very embarrassing. I believe I am not the only one who felt that it ended in an anticlimax. Of course, I typed so many words not to bury the author or anything. I really hope that Tinker Bell can think about it carefully. Do you really want to use your shortcomings to "prove the truth"? Think about it carefully and return to the broad road of harem literature. This is the main reason why you lose followers. It doesn't matter if you make random promises and ruin your character. As long as the writing is good, you will still follow it. But if you write here and there, no one can follow it. The plot is bland and you forget about it as you put it aside. Maybe you don't have the passion to write it anymore.

I feel like the author has been deceived by those who have been clamoring for a single female protagonist.

I can understand the anti-theft thing, but I don't understand that the anti-theft chapter has been hanging for more than ten hours In order to deceive Quanqin? This book's performance should be pretty good, because the loss of readers like this is not as good as a perfect attendance? Anyway, it's hard for me to understand. The experience of following updates every day is extremely poor. Clicking on a new chapter is anti-theft. Even if it is a book that is updated weekly, at least I can read it when I see an update. My hope will not be disappointed Anyway, the experience of following updates is so bad, it is better not to follow. I will put it on the bookshelf and wait for a limited exemption. You disgust me and I disgust you. I insist on reading it, and I insist on reading it for free.

This novel is close to the novel system's "Fengshen Romance" and has nothing to do with Taoism. The behavior of Taoist immortals in this book is compared to the description of Taoist immortals in reality. In traditional Taoist mythology, immortals really save the world. However, in this novel, regardless of Buddhism and Taoism, as long as they are practitioners, they behave like capitalists. Focusing on the interests of cultivation, as long as they can become immortals and Buddhas, they can kill as many people as they want. Capitalists per capita, no one has the people in their heart. The Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors are nowhere to be seen, and the saint Nuwa is aloof. Of course, this is the description in this novel. The immortal Buddha in the eyes of the author, in my eyes, the Empress Nuwa must be kind and loving to mankind.

Are you not going to write in the second dimension in the future?

Let me make it clear that the male body and female appearance are for Guanyin

Common people generally believe that Guanyin is female, so she is a female

First, this book is too bland, with no explosive points or climax. Secondly, the protagonist is too incompetent. Whenever the protagonist causes trouble, the gods will come down. How will this make readers who assume the role of the protagonist think? Constrained everywhere? The protagonist has no trump cards and no confidence, and he doesn't even have the ability to turn over the table, which makes the reader feel quite depressed. Third, the number of appearances of gods and Buddhas in the early stage was too high. It was still the same as the second one. It was restricted everywhere and it was very uncomfortable to be involved. Fourth, the title of your book is "Lady", which naturally attracted many readers to read the book based on this title, but what was the result? In the early stage, the protagonist wanted to break off the engagement, which was disgusting, not to mention that the protagonist started practicing evil skills and went astray. This article was a bit offensive to the literary youth, and it was half-satisfactory. In short, it did not make it clear. The sense of existence of gods and Buddhas cannot be so high. Since there are gods and Buddhas, the protagonist must upgrade quickly in the early stage. It's fast. It's best to enter the rhythm of the pseudo-invincible flow in the early stage. Gods and Buddhas serve as backgrounds. One by one dies in the early stage. In short, the writing is incomprehensible. This book is hard to read. Since you want a wife, it's best to get married in the first few chapters. Isn't multiple gimmicks better than this? The writing is bland and has no exciting points. It feels like writing about gods is almost more than mortals. It is better to open an invincible flow for the protagonist to develop. By the time the gods and Buddhas come, the protagonist has developed to a level where he can change between gods and Buddhas. In this way, the readers will not be so depressed. The main reason is that the protagonist will be looked at every time he moves. I really feel that the author has not written it clearly.