I Have an Agreement with Buddha

Give this book a thumbs up. First of all, the protagonist is decisive in killing and is not an idiot if he has a plan. The villains all have high IQs. Tathagata, the Jade Emperor, and some passerby gods all know how to work hard for their own lineup. Secondly, the author's writing is fluent and fluent, completely unlike a novice who writes a book for the first time, but he does not directly write in a cool way (this is my favorite part, old bookworms really can't stand it, what a system it is from the beginning.) Let's talk about the story. I was really touched when I read the passage about the old fox. In order to save his heirs, the old fox was willing to be a villain. On the contrary, the real villain, the obese monk, was able to obtain the merits rewarded by heaven. This is so damn real. As for the magic methods, the fireball and summoning spells at the beginning are simply inferior compared to this book. The villain often kills people in his dreams and plots secretly. The protagonist kills someone in his dream. Heaven and earth are just the illusion of the Jade Emperor's purple-green sword. The birth of a chess piece "coward" caused mischief in both the immortal and Buddhist worlds. The author said that the following story will push the battle between good and evil to a new climax. He is looking forward to the story line of Wan Dan and Journey to the West in the next ten days! Updating 30,000 words in three days, I asked, who else? ! ! Comparable to Eagle II! ! !