This Old Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life: Part Two

These book titles are just awful... They should be called "This Old Monk Is Returning to Secular Life," the third book should be called "This Old Monk Is Continuing to Return to Secular Life," the fourth book should be called "This Old Monk Is Still Returning to Secular Life," the fifth book should be called "This Old Monk Is About to Return to Secular Life," and the sixth book should be called "This Old Monk Is Just a Little Bit Away from Returning to Secular Life"...

Some say the second part of "Old Monk" is just reheating old material, and I disagree with that. I won't argue with the claim that the monk's pretentious and face-slapping tropes are the same as the first part, but these days it's all about pretentiousness and face-slapping tropes. You can't just say this book is the only one, can you? Reading is for relaxation and broadening your knowledge.

🤭🤭🤭🤭Am I the first? Fangzheng, who accompanied my youth, is back. I'm making this a pledge: I'll get a Silver Alliance subscription after the work is signed. Wishing you tens of thousands of follower subscriptions after its release! 😁

The Silver Alliance is in place. 🤐 Keeping their promise. I'm going to eat instant noodles. 😭

Let me explain the origin of Jing En (classic car). The old car was awakened by Fang Zheng using a talisman. The original owner of the classic car was a car enthusiast who ran a repair shop. He modified the car into a Duesenberg. Originally, he used the car for display, but later, while drunk, he drove it into a wall and totaled it.

I love "The Old Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life." The numerous short stories create a wonderful world, and many of them feel very real. They were there for a long time, through both tears and laughter. There have been times of confusion and helplessness in my life. This book feels like a ray of light, making you happy and bringing you peace of mind.

Writing a second book would be superfluous and would confirm the comments from readers of the first book: Fang Zheng is merely a puppet of the Buddhist system. Even if you become a Buddha, a mere wave of my hand can still leave you with nothing! It also makes the Buddhist system seem just as shameless as the system itself.

I find this book quite appealing, and I hope it continues to be so. There aren't many good books to read these days, so please don't disappoint me.

Those who say Huang Ge is just making money off others should first understand the situation. Huang Ge could have made a lot of money even if he didn't write books (live streaming is much more lucrative), but his readers requested a second book, so he continued writing. Those who say he's just making easy money are just trolls.

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