Starting Over After Eating the Buddha Fruit

Authors who frequently abandon their works should be blacklisted by Qidian and their readers should also be blacklisted. Just because something is well-written doesn't mean they can do whatever they want. 😆

They gave the protagonist 100 cheat codes, then blocked them all. Isn't that just pointless?

It's highly toxic; the title is "Invincible Flow," and the content involves various forced reductions in intelligence and characters pretending to be stupid. A random god-level physique, huh? Just a random one with all meridians blocked. The temple is checking physical conditions, and hey, I'll use a hidden talent so no one can see it, so I got assigned to the trash ward. I won't use my divine skills openly; I'll practice them secretly.

If you spend too much time with pigs, won't you become a real pig yourself? A hundred talents, forced family sacrifice, forced system betrayal, forcibly creating another 'protagonist' to highlight how the original protagonist's many talents still make him look like a pig.

The game was supposed to be fun, but the setup was actually alright. It could have been enjoyable, but instead, it felt like I was just playing it safe for the sake of playing safe, which was a bit frustrating. They're going to wipe out the temple in a few years, and I'm still playing it safe. 🤫

The author reads after me: From today onwards, I will never stop updating. No watching dramas, no traveling, no getting sick. No playing games, no writing filler articles. I will write like a man possessed, even at the cost of my life. I am the keyboard in the darkness, the guardian of the Great Wall of online literature; enduring the cold and heat, until the light of dawn, I dedicate my life and glory to writing, today and tomorrow.

Some books, if you keep them around, will eventually be abandoned! I won't say which book it is.

The protagonist of this book has to hide his talent when he's being tested at a temple, which results in him being relegated to a menial job—a complete failure from the start.

Changing the title might be better; it's too easy for people to mistake it for One Piece fanfiction.

The story was well-told, giving me a similar feeling to watching "The Supreme Being." However, since both stories begin with a Buddhist theme, I couldn't help but make comparisons. Both are Buddhist disciples, but the protagonist in this book is too greedy and lies frequently.