The Poor Monk Is so Beautiful

If you can even hurt a hair on my body, I will lose. Ah Mi Tofu. I have lost my hair long ago due to being poor and practicing kung fu. You will never win, haha.

Writing on Buddhist themes is easy to learn but difficult to master. If you don't have a certain amount of Buddhist knowledge, it will be easy to keep a running account.

Well, I've only read three chapters, so it should be okay. But the Buddhist re-election meeting was a bit sloppy. Because there are a few good people in Buddhism, and in addition, although Fahua Temple is sparsely populated, it has made a huge contribution to the resistance, so more or less Buddhism should not be like this! After all, the Master of the Lotus Temple is about to die, but the legacy remains.

I'm surprised. There are only about 20 posts in the book club, but the author can insist on writing 1.45 Million words. It's really awesome.

Coming from a cat, no, the last book was so miserable?

After reading a few chapters, this book does not seem to be about black Buddhism. It is rare to see a book that is not black. I don't know if the protagonist will return to secular life in the future. I hope not. Being a monk should be done from beginning to end.

I came here to take a look at the author's new book. I glanced at the last chapter and saw the neat ending of "Master, I'm back." I really admired the author. The second one can achieve this result. I owe a lot to enduring loneliness and finishing the first one. My hard work is worthy of man and nature. I will finish the first one well 🙂

It's a newcomer's work. The author seems to be still a student? In fact, it's not bad, but it's still lacking in all aspects, and I still need to learn more. At first, the protagonist's black-hand magical power was thought to be Maitreya's Wind Cave, but later he saw that it was Master Tianhai. . .

Let's just say, these are the only people who made this comment?

Good guy, there are more than 400 photos, so are these just a few posts?

It's great to see the latest updates in one go, keep it up

Buddhist books are difficult to write. The teachings of Buddhism have nothing to do with the positioning of online articles.

I read the previous book after returning from the author's new book. The writing was okay, but the plot in the middle and late stages was too bland 🙂 I skipped through it.

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It feels good, 🙂

What are the special features of this book? Is it funny or more serious?