Qingniu Great Sage

The protagonist is very casual and kind-hearted, which is my favorite character. The writing style is also quite sophisticated. But there were so many things that the author wanted to express, and he suddenly felt like he couldn't hold them in, so he started to suppress the protagonist. I don't like this very much. The protagonist can become an immortal or a saint, but he or she should not be the kind of person who clearly can become an immortal or a saint but refuses to become an immortal or a saint for some unreasonable reasons. Who in the right mind would think that being an ordinary cow is better than becoming an immortal or a saint? This is illogical. The other thing is that it's not very enjoyable. For example, someone knocked on the door, and the protagonist was pointed at the nose and scolded that it was a monster causing trouble, but the protagonist could still bear it. You obviously have such a powerful Buddhist world, so why do you have to endure it? Just reveal your methods and beat the villain back. I have to endure it because I want to extend the thread of this story, but it is inevitably not satisfying enough. It makes people feel that the protagonist's character is a bit weak. Kindness and softness are different. Guanyin Bodhisattva is so compassionate and kind, but is He soft? It's not soft. If there are monsters who dare to offend others, is the jade purification bottle a decoration?

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This Taoist priest actually dared to covet Master Niu's flesh and blood.