The Heavens Begin with Buddhist Disciples

The gist of this book: To practice cultivation, you must first cultivate your mind; to practice Zen, you must first meditate your mind! 1. An ordinary modern person who travels to a real ancient world is not an elite! It cannot influence the world pattern and development. So in the first world, I found him a mentor who was wise, courageous and kind--Chu Liuxiang. The first half of the volume follows the original work. 2. In the second half of the volume, as the protagonist grows, his status and reputation in the world will increase. At this time, he will begin to influence the world and dominate some things. 3. The protagonist is still an ordinary person, without any extraordinary qualifications or special adventures.                  ，！                  ，，，！ 4. The excitement is yet to come. To become a Buddha, you have to go through kalpas. The first world can only lay the foundation. Later, you will build the Buddha's heart, refine the Buddha's will, transform the worldly world, and survive the kalpa of love! After all, a monk without emotional calamity is not a good Buddha.

It's not easy to write these things. Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism all focus on a sudden enlightenment. After enlightenment, everything you do will be perfectly justified. However, after the explosion of the Internet, modern people understand all truths, but it is precisely because of understanding that it is more difficult to realize everything.

It shouldn't be hanging with a Buddha skin, right? The last time I read a Buddhist article, it turned into a harem, which made me sick.

I thought it was a book about Buddhism, but now it's about Taoism. Alas, I'm tired of reading it.

It was the first time that the author wrote a book. At the beginning, he didn't have a good grasp of the positioning of the characters, the description of the scenes, the advancement of the plot, and the coherence of the story! If you don't like it, you can start reading directly from Chapter 12. Chapter 12 contains more technical terms of traditional Chinese medicine. If you don't like it, you can skip Chapter 13 directly! I'm really sorry for bringing unnecessary reading trouble to you readers🙏🙏🙏

I finally know why this book is not popular. Everything has been changed in a mess, just like Qin Shi Mingyue, and it can't be seen at all. I don't know if you want to show off your literary talents or what? But please follow the plot. If you want to write something original, please don't write about Zhutian. Secondly, what did you Qin Shimingyue write? I can't understand whether it is Tao or Buddha. Sometimes he is a Buddha, and sometimes he is a Tao. Buddha is originally a Tao, but it is a setting in other books. Can you not get it in this book? Buddha is Buddha, Tao is Tao

Finally, there is a serious practitioner of Buddhism. Nowadays, many are just losers wearing monk skins, enjoying the dividends of Buddhism, and then saying that Buddhist disciples cannot do this or that. However, they themselves have gone too far. Is there any laji that breaks the precept and becomes stronger? It's purely disgusting.

What bothers me the most is people who say bad things about the Yin Yang family. Is Tianzong something you can worship if you want? People like Bei Mingzi must have a predestined relationship when accepting disciples. Otherwise, I wouldn't believe it. Why would there be so many people in the Tianzong just accepting Xiaomeng? It's because Xiaomeng is the most suitable. Secondly, among the hundreds of schools of thought, the Yin and Yang family is considered to be the most innovative sect! It is much stronger than the two sects of Heaven and Man who only know how to use the martial arts of their predecessors. And why is the Yin Yang family so extreme? Isn't it wrong to pursue the ultimate limit of heaven and man? Let's talk about the purpose. The entire Qin Shi Mingyue revolves around Canglong Qisu. People have been tracking this. It's much better than other sects that only know how to fight for fame and wealth, right?

After reading it, I feel that the author has a big problem. I wonder if the author is aware of it. You are completely treating the readers as if they have read the original work. Some of the plots and details in the original work are completely absent in this book. Then you develop the plot according to the details and stories of the original work that are not included in this book. You cannot require all readers to have read the original work. If you have not read one copy, but after several copies, many readers have been screened out. For example, at the beginning, Chu Liu Xiang's plot, don't you introduce the specific situation of his senior brother, don't you simply write the context of the original work? Revenge at the beginning, just because of the brother, so he was good to the protagonist, and then he died. What happened in the middle was not written, and then he died in karma. Those who have read the original work are fine, but those who have not read it are not confused according to the plot development of ordinary novels. This is a bad habit. It narrows the scope of readers at the beginning, so how can the results be good?

Why do you have to help Qin Shihuang when traveling through the Qin Dynasty? It took 200 years of political, military, cultural, and economic development from Gao Hui, Lu Wenjing, and Wu Zhaoxuan in the Han Dynasty to achieve true unification. Can Qin Shihuang achieve it? The Xiongnu in the north are rising. Can the Qin Dynasty defeat the Xiongnu?

He asked Chu Liuxiang to learn Qinggong and gave him two Shaolin magic skills, and he also swore never to spread the Qinggong he acquired to others. The things exchanged and the conditions are not equal, is it a big sale?

One thing to say, I want to clear up the confusion. I really didn't understand it at first. The author initially wrote that Wuhua was very kind to him. Then the protagonist stops Wuhua through the story, which I think is very good. Then Wuhua went to find Chu Liuxiang. I was a little confused at first. It stands to reason that Wuhua is very good to you, shouldn't your idea be to stop him? But it feels like the protagonist doesn't have this idea? Then even if his senior brother died two years later, the protagonist knew the plot and did not go to find him immediately. He only wanted to wait for his senior brother to die to see him for the last time? I just don't understand here? (If you say that you have practiced Buddhism to the point where all things are indifferent to your mind, then I can understand it, but if you go up like a fool later, it proves that something is wrong here.) Then, I know Chu Liuxiang, but I have not read this book, so I have a general impression of Chu Liuxiang. In my opinion, the author must take revenge on a person who killed his senior brother, at least there is no need to be so close. But the protagonist had a very good attitude towards Chu Liuxiang from the beginning. Did you just want to follow him from the beginning? When I saw this, I felt very strange. This attitude toward a person who killed his senior brother who had raised him for more than ten years made me very strange. Could it be that practicing Buddhism has led to such boundless love? But the protagonist behaves obviously very self-consciously? Is it very strange and conflicting here? I don't know what to think. I think he was shown to be a very double-standard person before. I don't even think he is an ordinary person.

When it comes to the Qin Dynasty, I see that the protagonist wants to create Buddhism, so don't bring Tathagata, Buddha, Sakyamuni, Ksitigarbha, Bodhisattva or anything like that. Buddhism must be created by yourself. What are those Buddhas doing? Moreover, these are real historical figures, and be prepared to kick out some bad Buddhism.

Sakyamuni is a true saint () After all, he can give up the life of a prince to practice asceticism. I can't do it if you ask me to do it () There is one thing to say, the ideas spread by Sakyamuni were also advanced and enlightened in that era.

There is actually a shortage of boats. There are too few people who write puppet shows.

Are you still nervous about killing a tiger? All the mental exercises and exercises in the previous life were in vain! Have you forgotten Qing Gong? It's also selfless!

Things in the world are like chess, everything is unpredictable, and all the heroes laugh.

There is a problem. Pili's attainment to the divine level depends on his cultivation through thousands of years of hard work, and those who walk through the door must directly realize the Tao, which is different from Zhetian! If calculated based on the enlightenment settings of Yu Qingjue and Yagyu Kenying, in the eyes of the two of them, everything is sound or swords. The two of them should have been able to ignore the limit of transcendence, which should be the Tao! According to the setting of Yu Qingjue's ascension, it is possible to travel to other worlds. There is no limit to their strength when they are enlightened.

It's quite to your liking. You must first cultivate your mind when practicing. It's not the kind of cool novel that just pretends to be cool and slaps people in the face. It's not the kind of Long Ao Tianwen who travels through the world and does what the protagonist does. I really can't stand those people who can't recognize the big and small kings after they have some strength. What about punching Sanqing after time travel? I don't know how these authors who kicked the Buddha have the nerve to write about it... I have read similar stories about cultivating the mind before, including Confucianism, Taoism, and All Heavens Ascetics. Although the second book is about eunuchs, they are all protagonists who have the heart to seek the Tao. No matter how strong they are, they know that they still need to learn. Looking for similar types of astronomy! ! !

Why do I feel that something is not right since the author started writing Douluo? The protagonist seems to make me feel a bit like Tang San. It's not like Tang San just felt something was wrong, it didn't have the same taste as before.

Qin Shi Mingyue is so well written

Damn, I searched all over the starting point for the Pili Puppetry fan fiction and performance articles. It was so difficult. There were no tags or recommendations. It was really hard to find {"TopicId":"840331639535828992","TopicName":"Perak Puppetry"}

Very well written, good luck to the author! So, will the protagonist go to the world of great love and bring Buddha to the ancient world?

The comparison of combat power was done yesterday? Don't be another brainless braggart.

Did Fragments of the Void Mirror make you write something too awesome?

Something is wrong in the latest chapters. Is Wang Teng that strong? Ye Fan's level has dropped a lot.

The writing is okay, but why no one said anything 😰

Give me a monthly ticket to support

Great, the cover looks great, I'll wait for the chapter that covers the sky