Watching the World Through a Mirror

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This book is really good. It is the first book with a monk protagonist that I can read. It can be seen that the author has put his heart into it and researched a lot of information. He has dabbled in many unfamiliar Buddhist classics. The characters are also very vivid. Although the plot is a bit off-topic, it is connected very smoothly. The book is also very dense and refreshing. It is one of the best books in Sanjiang in recent issues.

Let's just say it's a fairy tale. It takes you two months to walk a thousand miles. It is said to be martial arts, but also has various special effects. . It looked very dramatic.

The day after tomorrow has a total of 10 levels. I saw in Chapter 26 that the pig's trotters and the day after tomorrow beat the innate with two levels of force. Even if you cheat, you can't cheat like this. You can write a day after tomorrow with a level of six or eight. What's the logic? At first glance, it looks like it was written ten years ago

The biggest problem is that in the beginning, in order to suppress the protagonist, my sect didn't have many great skills, and the protagonist didn't learn a few. Later, I found a lot of great people from outside. I don't know how my sect survived with such low-level skills.

Unexpectedly, the protagonist turned out to be a genius? I thought that the protagonist would have to wait for hundreds of chapters to be completed before he was born, and then he would defeat those saints and other enlightened saints in the realm of the future world. Finally, the realm of the future world would kill the way of heaven, and change the rules of heaven and earth to the world of acquired talents. Unexpectedly, the protagonist actually gave up on the acquired realm, and became a master!

Is there a heroine? Can you give me some sweet words? I personally don't like Monk Wen's heroine. I'll go with you. Don't drag your feet.

Seeing that there is not much popularity, I would like to express my opinion. The author's setting is quite novel and interesting. This is what attracted me to this book. But it's hard to describe the plot. Give a few examples. Such as those women from Xiangzhu Valley (is that the name?). From appearance to now. I can only see the word vase. Either being rescued or on the way to being rescued. The setting requires as many talents as there are talents. The more you appear on the stage, the more you will be defeated. The outrageous situation of ankle sprains can even occur at critical moments in battle. This is a Gao Wu novel. It's not an urban romance or a tomb-robbing novel. Don't you think it's outrageous that such a scenario occurs? You can say you have no energy, or you can say you are seriously injured and unable to survive. In addition, when the protagonist He Bo is inheriting. The people outside almost drowned in the water and could only wait for the protagonist to understand the inheritance and show off. This is too strange. The setting is the most outstanding "genius" in the entire southern Xinjiang. There is no way to save oneself in a life or death situation. All we can do is sit back and wait to drown. The only way I can think of is to try to kill the protagonist. Without a successor, the inheritance will naturally end and there will be no traps. But no one had any idea of ​​​​saving themselves. And the situation of being flooded. It reminds me of those scenes in tomb-robbery novels where the supporting character triggers a mechanism and is flooded. But the problem is that you are a high martial artist! The various exercises are written in great detail. As a result, as soon as he was flooded, he stopped eating and waited to die like an ordinary person. It would be easier just to say that the water from He Bo is special and not ordinary.       Except for the protagonist, all other characters are background versions without any characteristics. This seems very fragmented. This is the first time I write such a long comment. Personally, I am fully subscribed, and I don't mean it in any way. Mainly, the more I watch, the more disappointed I become. So I would like to express some personal opinions and give the author some reference suggestions. If you don't like it, don't spray it.

The writing is okay, although some of the theories are still far from Buddhism, but it is a novel after all, and it is understandable to make changes. It has a certain flavor. Finally, I personally hope that there will be no female protagonist and no female protagonist!

This is a monk novel, so don't have a female protagonist. Don't become a happy Buddha.