After a Thousand Years in the Temple, I Became a Buddhist World-Honored One
入寺千年，我成了佛门世尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 347k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Who judges merit? If you join the demon race and kill anyone you catch, your merit will come in no time. Or you could kill the enemy dynasty, indiscriminately slaughtering people, or invade the enemy's universe and become invincible. Why would you need to save anyone? If you wiped out everyone except Buddhism, wouldn't that be immeasurable merit?
I think the protagonist would level up much faster staying in the temple. Without any cultivation, he amassed 1.08 Million merits in just five years by helping old ladies cross the street and rescuing injured animals. With over a thousand years of cultivation, he could only accumulate a few dozen or a hundred merits a day by killing a single ghost. How long would it take him to earn 1 million merits outside the temple?
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Namo Diga Holy Light Buddha
You spent a million merits to reach level 108, only to be told later that it's just a realm, with no real cultivation, and you need to start cultivating again. What's the use of that realm then? Pure clickbait.
This is so contradictory! 😂 You've reached level 108 in your cultivation technique, yet you claim you've only just begun and have no real cultivation. What's the point of cultivating if it doesn't increase your cultivation? 😂 If you've only reached level 108 and have no real cultivation, then your abbot has only reached level 50 after decades—isn't that utterly pathetic?
That's really ruthless. The protagonist tries to hide his strength, but he doesn't hide it at all in front of women.
The writing style is a bit immature compared to other top-tier authors; I couldn't bear to read it anymore, but I still want to say keep going!
Aside from the book about the old monk returning to secular life, the rest are just using Buddhism as a facade, filled with fighting and killing every day. Buddhism is supposed to be a high-level philosophical sect, can't it be less vulgar?
Tsk, even eunuch-written books can get on Twitter.