The Heavenly Demon, Reborn as a Buddhist Monk in Japan

Finished reading the free part. To be honest, I don't want to read the rest of it, so I'm going to post my thoughts after reading it. The subject matter is novel and innovative. Japanese monks and stuff are quite interesting. It's a pity that the performance is a little weak. The protagonist's life as a Japanese monk is basically not involved. . Not from the shallow level, but directly into the deep level. I can't wait to introduce the setting that can travel through the second dimension to add combat power to the protagonist. But if the identity of the Demon was written well, it would be very interesting to write in the early stage. Whether it is Yin and Yang strange energy or Gonghuo, it still only slightly affects people's thinking. The introduction of Japan's unique gods, monsters and ghost stories can also be very interesting, but it just missed the mark and wrote about two-dimensional humans. The story between the second dimension and human beings develops mediocrely. It belongs to the type of fandom that was popular around 2013 or 2012, where you pour water from a bottle and follow the plot. Nothing surprising. It's a pity. The characters that appeared in the early stage have nothing particularly memorable. Plot. It feels like there is basically no plot. Except for the protagonist wanting to become stronger. It also does not express the impact of the protagonist's ability after becoming stronger and the promotion of the story. It's like the author simply told people that the protagonist has become stronger. As for how much stronger it has become. What impact will becoming stronger have on his life? Didn't see it at all. I can only say that this theme and the early start are a little pity. The identity of the monk who sent Zi Guanyin to the disabled hospital is very interesting. This is one of the more surprising things in the early stage It can only be said to be a pity.

Minced meat is cooked in the Guanyin Temple to save all sentient beings from going to hell. There are four rosettes of red, white and yellow flowers, and the devil wears a cassock and has a painted skin. Let's get a genuine Magic Buddha🙂

When I saw the opening, I wanted to complain. If you want to absorb emotions, you have to spend a lot of money to treat guests to hotels and experience housing? Do I need a girlfriend? You, the devil, are a bit too stupid, right?

Let's put it this way, I'm a bookworm for more than ten years, but this is the scumbag protagonist I've ever read. The other protagonists are scumbags at best, and this book is scumbag.

It's inexplicable that you haven't written clearly about Tokyo Monk yet, so you created a two-dimensional book. As a result, those who wanted to read Tokyo Monk couldn't find your book, and those who wanted to read Tokyo Monk left disappointed.

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

I originally watched the beginning and thought it was pretty good, and then started the time-travel anime. It's all about sleeping together, can't there be something else besides women? The main theme of Japanese monks is pretty good

The plot is driven entirely by the appearance of female characters. I would say it's pornographic... I don't dare and I'm not qualified. Let's just say it's behind the scenes… there's no plot.

I can't stand the next few dozen chapters anymore. I'm either playing with women or on the way to playing with women. Every chapter has to be astringent, and if I don't do it, I can't continue writing. You said that the protagonist is a demon character? It is true that demons have a lustful side, but lust is not all they have. This protagonist is more like a succubus than a demon. Anyway, he does the same thing, just using his abilities to play with women. So what is the difference between you, a demon and a succubus? In other novels, demons play with people's hearts, but you, the demon, can play with women, right?

Buddha is originally a demon, you don't need to tell him. The monks wearing cassocks and the sculptures on the altar are all demons!