The Heavenly Demon, Reborn as a Buddhist Monk in Japan

I've finished reading the free portion. To be honest, I don't want to read the rest, so I'm posting my thoughts here. The subject matter is novel and innovative. The Japanese monks and such are quite interesting. It's a pity the execution was a bit weak. The protagonist's life as a Japanese monk is barely touched upon. It jumps straight into depth without even getting to the basics.

Minced meat is cooked in the Guanyin Temple, to deliver all sentient beings to hell. A lotus seat adorned with red, white, and yellow flowers, a demon in a robe, a ghost in disguise. Let's get an official version of the Demon Buddha! 🙂

I wanted to complain as soon as I saw the beginning. To absorb emotions, you need a huge amount of money to invite guests to the hotel and experience the rooms? And you also need a girlfriend? This demon is just too stupid!

To put it simply, I've been a bookworm for over ten years, but this is the worst protagonist I've ever read. Other protagonists are at most scumbags, but this book is about scumbags in general.

It's inexplicable. You haven't even finished writing "Tokyo Monk," and now you've added "anime/manga." As a result, people who want to read anime/manga can't find your book, and those who want to read "Tokyo Monk" leave disappointed.

If it were a Taoist priest, I would support him; it's a pity he's a monk.

I thought the beginning was pretty good, but then it started with this anime isekai (anime crossover) thing. It's all just sleeping around; can't they include something else besides women? The main theme of Japanese monks is still pretty good though.

The plot is entirely driven by the appearance of female characters; calling it erotica... Well, it doesn't quite qualify. Calling it a behind-the-scenes story... Well, there's no plot at all.

I couldn't continue reading after the last few dozen chapters. It's either him playing with women or on his way to playing with women. It's like he has to make every chapter erotic, as if he can't continue writing without it. You're saying the protagonist's character is just like that because he's a demon? Demons do have a lustful side, but they're not just lustful.

Buddha is inherently demonic, you don't need to tell me. Those monks in robes and the sculptures on the altar are all demons!