Starting Over After Eating the Buddha Fruit

Authors who are often eunuchs should be blocked at the starting point, and readers should also be blocked. Just because they write well, they cannot do whatever they want 😆

I opened 100 hooks for the protagonist, and blocked all the hooks for the protagonist. Why don't you take off your pants and fart?

It is extremely poisonous, and its name is Wudi Flow. Its content is all kinds of forcible subjugation and pretending to be pigs. . . Random god-level physique, hey. Just check the physical score of a temple that has no pulse at random. Hey, I will hide my talent so that no one can see it, and I will be assigned to the garbage temple. I don't do magic skills openly, so I practice them secretly

I've been with pigs for a long time, aren't you a real pig? In exchange for a hundred talents, he forced the whole family to sacrifice to heaven, forced the system to betray him, and forced him to create another 'protagonist' to highlight the original protagonist who had so many talents and was still like a pig.

As someone who came from the poison industry, the setting is actually pretty good, but it's obviously fun, but it's always just for the sake of survival, which is a bit frustrating. The temple is going to be destroyed in a few years, but it still remains 🤫

The author reads with me: From today on, I will never update. No watching dramas, no traveling, no getting sick. No games, no hydrology. I will burst into words, life and death. I am the keyboard in the dark, the guard on the Great Wall of Internet; I resist the cold and endure the scorching heat, and I dedicate my life and glory to the code words at dawn, today and tomorrow.

Some books will become eunuchs if you keep them! I won't say it's that book.

At the beginning of this book, when the protagonist was testing his talent in the temple, he had to hide himself. As a result, he fell into the role of a handyman and was a loser in the beginning.

It might be better to change the title of the book, as it is too easy for people to misunderstand it as a One Piece fan.

The story is very exciting, and it made me feel like I was watching the Supreme Being. However, because they all start with Buddhism, I unconsciously make comparisons. They are all disciples of Buddhism. The protagonist of this book is too greedy, and he often lies. I also understand that the protagonist does not regard himself as a monk at all, but should these behaviors be avoided by the eminent monks and fellow disciples in the temple? The protagonist doesn't shy away from it, and these monks don't care. As a sect that puts the most emphasis on mindfulness, it feels very inconsistent. If the Buddhist precepts in this book are different from what we normally know, it's best to explain it clearly at the beginning. In short, I just want to complain about Buddhism, and the rest is actually quite good.