The Poor Monk Fahai Cuts Through Liaozhai

Is this a dark novel? Why does it feel like a savior novel?

I am Fahai, you are crazy

After reading the first chapter, it reminded me of what Zhou Wenqiang said: There is a person in foreign countries whose surname is Kebi. Your surname is Fa Hai, and you are worthy of it.

I think it really shouldn't be. After reading the first three chapters, I have a lot of questions. For example, why did the long-haired young man keep Fa Hai instead of killing him? He also sent maids to Fahai and gave him exercises. I think there is no reason. Moreover, he has gained 10 years of Taoism in front of the maid. Is this really no problem? There are also people who went to restaurants to grab gold at that time. Why not take away all their gold? Why only half of it is left? Is it because you think you have too little gold when you are in danger, so you can use the Diamond Sutra to heal your body without dying? I saw you recommending your own book in Heyba, so I posted this comment.

According to "Jinshan Temple Chronicles", the young Pei Wende accepted his father's order and was personally sent to Weishan, Hunan by his father, who was the observation envoy of Tanzhou (Changsha area), to practice Buddhism. According to the records of Weishan Temple in Ningxiang: in the third year of Emperor Xuanzong's reign (849), Pei Xiu, then prime minister, donated money to build the Miyin Temple (located in Ningxiang County, Hunan Province). At that time, the prince was suffering from a serious illness and all the famous doctors were ineffective. Pei Xiu sent his son to become a monk on the prince's behalf. Zen Master Lingyou, the abbot of Miyin Temple, gave his son the name "Fahai". He became a disciple at the feet of Zen Master Lingyou, the founder of the Weiyang Sect of Zen at that time. According to the ancient Zen forest, Pei Wende was given the Buddhist name "Fahai" when he was tonsured, and he was known as Zen Master Fahai.

Please give me some advice for newbies, thank you.

Baru is here 😜

I read two chapters. The first chapter adapts to the identity in seconds. It is better to cut off the time travel. The second chapter is brainless upgrade. Fast pace is not the fastest way.

A lunatic kills people. Fahai kills monsters, but not kills people.

The mighty heavenly dragon, the great Luo Dharma mantra, Prajna Bama Kong.

Will this book be a eunuch? Will the protagonist accept a girl?

Why does it feel a bit confusing, the first-class martial arts is equivalent to the eleven years of cultivating immortality? Besides, there are magical powers and so on! How weird!

It's like the ancient masterpiece "Forbidden Age". It's also indescribable, the same protagonist is not very smart, and his brain circuit is different. The protagonist has no morals or has no such thing at all, I like it very much. It's a bit obscure to read, but it's very enjoyable.