Moonlight Bodhisattva of the Primordial World

Goodbye, I didn't want to read it after seeing the introduction was all about vying for merit. If you're going to write about Bodhisattvas, write properly, write more about Buddhist mythology and interpretations, instead of making it sound like you're begging for alms all the time like Cundi.

Your boss hasn't converted Western religion to Buddhism yet, and you're practically swearing an oath to the heavens 🙂

So here's the question: who is the Bodhisattva of Sunlight? 🐶

It's not that I'm deliberately trying to belittle bald guys, haha, there's a temple right behind my house, and they sell a bottle of mineral water for 34 yuan after it's supposedly been blessed. Tsk tsk, come on, let's hear from those who believe in Buddhism to argue our point.

This primordial world is way too low-budget 😅 A terrestrial immortal's divine sense can only travel a thousand miles, lol. In slightly stronger cultivation novels, even a Nascent Soul cultivator can traverse the universe and casually destroy stars. A dignified terrestrial immortal's divine sense can only travel a thousand miles? That's really something.

I had a dream, and I even killed myself.

Writing without even checking Buddhist materials, why not just be a proper monk? Your cultivation system is like that of Taoist immortals. You didn't even exist in Buddhism, yet you already had your own cultivation methods and the concept of Buddha... Buddha is an enlightened being, not just a title.

I love protagonists who start from humble beginnings and level up step by step. Other protagonists are too privileged and level up too quickly; it's just not interesting. Author, keep up the good work! It's very well written!

They've written another plot point about spreading their teachings for three thousand years... Then came the constant debates and the involvement in conspiracy theories on the path of spiritual practice... The Western Paradise is full of suffering.

It's finished? What is that? A grand dream?