This Little Monk Is Determined to Return to Secular Life

I originally thought he was a free-spirited monk who had broken the precepts, but he turned into a holy mother in the middle of the process. I thought I would try my best to save him if I could, but I would take it lightly if I couldn't save him. I didn't expect to risk my life and death for a few mortals. Too poisonous

I want to read articles about monks who truly possess great wisdom, intelligence, wisdom and kindness. They were monks who cultivated themselves as Buddhas since they were young. They are not like the many peddlers who break the precepts and return to secular life in various ways since they became monks. It is not interesting at all.

It has already collapsed since Lingshan, and the subsequent plot has been going downhill. The author just jumped out of the routine and jumped again. The author may think that readers like this kind of flower monk more, but I can only say that you really don't understand readers, so let's go.

The section of Lingshan Mountain jumped. The Buddha nature in front of me was gone. Just like Lan Ke, his fairy spirit is gone.

The subject matter is interesting, but the plot is not very good. The restrictions on breaking the precepts are too great, which makes people speechless. If you are afraid of the master, don't break the precepts. You have broken so many, do you think Fahai is a fool? Other people have great magic power, but they are not fools. If you want to break the precepts, it is better to break the precepts openly and openly. You don't want to be both responsible and established at the same time.

Let me give you my opinion. The most taboo thing about monk novels is to have a female protagonist. Originally, people came to read monk novels. You want to have a female protagonist? Wouldn't it be better if I just read the novel about cultivating immortals? Isn't the plot of the heroine there better? Secondly, if you are bent on returning to the secular world, breaking the precepts will depend on the circumstances. At the very least, the sexual precept must not be broken or have before you return to the secular world. How does it look like you, a monk with great magic power, have a vase heroine? Even if you want to break it, you have to do it after you return to secular life and have the skills and resources to cultivate immortality. Otherwise, you will live for hundreds or thousands of years, and the heroine will be 40 and 50 years old. To sum up, why should I read your book when a monk has a woman? It's just a matter of isolation. Isn't he interesting in fairy tales or fantasy harem novels? Why should you, a monk, lead a heroine?

As for the monk, let's just leave the heroine alone. It's easy to write the heroine of a fairy tale as a vase or a burden, not to mention that the protagonist is a monk.

Since he is a monk, he should write about what a monk should do. If he just uses the name of a monk to write contrast, it would be boring.

The opening chapter is a catheter, I want to report it when I see it

I'm from another world, take a seat first and then I'll be the elder 😜