A Thought of Zen

If we want to save the common people, shouldn't we strive for world hegemony, develop science and practice Buddhism, and increase productivity? The protagonist acts chivalrously and righteously every day, treating the symptoms but not the root cause. If the protagonist dies, the people will have to live under the persecution of feudal society for tens of thousands of years.

There has always been a problem with writing books on Buddhist cultivation. That is to write the world as a sea of ​​suffering, with so much suffering and hatred, that only the protagonist can save the world. When the redemption is successful, the protagonist becomes a Buddha. This routine is okay to write a little bit at the beginning to create the image of the protagonist, but it feels quite boring when it is long, and people who are suffering will not want to drink it.

If the world does not sink into the sea of ​​suffering, how can I reveal my Buddhist door...

No tears? Does it count if you drop it when you yawn?

This is a good novel. Both the pig's feet and the supporting characters are flesh-and-blood characters. Good luck to the author! 😁

The main character is unclear at the beginning. What's the secret of time travel? Along the way, the main character is a holy mother-in-law who is nosy.

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 47. In this book, good people are not allowed to die happily, while evil people live freely and freely. It's poison, poison, poison! ! !