
Accumulating Merit: I Ascend to Godhood and Buddhahood
功德积聚:我封神成佛
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 257k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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There are countless worlds, and we are just in one cage. In the next life, we will each go our separate ways.
I just want to know how you calculate merit and good deeds, what constitutes good and what constitutes evil. The Buddha cut off his own flesh to feed an eagle and his arm to feed a tiger, but he didn't say the eagle or tiger was evil. Your concept of good and evil is based on a human perspective. For the Buddha, all beings are equal, and these beings aren't just humans.
Only by having compassion for all living beings can one accumulate merit.
I'm participating in Qidian's "Vote for the Most Memorable Scenes in Online Novels" event. The original text of my submitted scene is below. Come and discuss it with me! The unwavering voice of "I want to save them... To rescue them from their suffering" resounded in his heart. This wish to save all living beings had been deeply engraved in his soul long ago. 515 Book Fan Festival - Famous Scenes Voting
Do not do good deeds lightly if you do not have the means to do so.
Feng Yu remained silent, soaked by the rain. The light in his calm eyes disappeared, and a deep loneliness and desolation seeped into his soul. His face was bruised and swollen, his hair was disheveled and he looked like a beggar. His body was covered in blood and flesh, and he looked miserable and lonely. The burning, sour taste moistened his eyes, but he held back his tears, refusing to cry. "
Mount Sumeru
Within the solar system, the planets appear to revolve around the sun, but in reality, they revolve around Mount Sumeru. Mount Sumeru has a very large mass; to the naked eye, it might appear as a small black hole.
The title itself is contradictory! It's about both "Investiture of the Gods" and "Becoming a Buddha"! If you become a god, how can you become a Buddha? Gods are used by the Heavenly Court to collect offerings and control power! Buddhas are foreign religions that compete with the Heavenly Court for power and offerings!
Since the author spent so much money, we should definitely take a look. We should give them that courtesy.
The author possesses profound knowledge of Buddhism, and the book is enlightening. Through the protagonist's experiences, it teaches us that all great success requires arduous struggle. There are always those who bear the burden for us. The protagonist's tragic fate inevitably evokes sympathy. The characters are vividly portrayed, making it easy for readers to empathize. Thank you to the author for writing this book.
Here it comes! I saw that Goddess Zetian has started a new book! First of all, I wish the new book great success! I've always felt that Zetian's writing is very special and different. The vitality in his words is vigorous and lush, full of imagination. Perhaps because he is a Buddhist, his writing is bizarre yet also carries a touch of compassion.
Countless groans and howls tore through the air, and a luminous figure approached, reflected in the troll's black hole-like eyes, its coat hem fluttering like a dream as it bloomed like a lotus flower. Upon catching a glimpse of the blade slicing horizontally across its neck, it felt its head tilt to the side and its vision shake violently.