
Conquering the Myriad Heavens as a Buddhist Vajra
从佛门金刚开始纵横诸天
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- 227k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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Is there a big difference between taking Tian Boguang as his disciple and making friends with Linghu Chong? Before Can you make up for your previous mistakes by doing good things after doing bad things You really put down your butcher knife and became a Buddha immediately.
The writing is not brilliant, it feels like a running account
Yes, yes, if you want to be a world-famous person, you can't do without the Yi Jin Jing: the kung fu of the Yi Jin Jing circles the body's veins, which connects the spirit of the five internal organs. After practicing this sutra, your heart beats and your strength is released, you accumulate and release it, and you apply it naturally, without realizing it comes out, like the rising tide, like the hair of thunder. Practicing the "Yi Jin Jing" is like a small boat in the huge waves of the sea. When the waves are raging, the boat will naturally be thrown up and down, so why use force? If you want to use force, where can you use the strength? Where to start using it?
After reading it, it doesn't have any bad flaws, but it doesn't feel very satisfying either. The protagonist has the ability to travel through the heavens once he obtains the Buddhist treasure, the Reincarnation Bead. Too single! Because the protagonist is written in such a bad way, you say that your physical constitution is too poor and your understanding is not high, it doesn't matter. But if your protagonist gets the Buddhist treasure, you practice Buddhist martial arts, and you have to give you bonuses for your passive functions, it's really not possible. No matter how much the protagonist has to read Buddhist scriptures to complete the task, he has to Give the protagonist a bonus in the spiritual realm, just like those who follow the path of spiritual relics, or the spiritual method of transforming the sky and striking the earth. There must always be some aspect of the protagonist that is particularly outstanding to feel comfortable. After a few years, the protagonist's strength is not even first-class, and there is no unique and explosive stunt card to feel comfortable. This Buddhist treasure is not as good as giving me the world's best suction method. I can at least absorb other people's energy and spirit to improve myself quickly. In the later stage, if there are more martial arts and I can't make progress, I can also refer to the Heaven-Shading Devouring Demon Technique or the Great Eternal Devouring Technique to improve the suction method. At least in theory, there is no problem. I can start with a suction method that can evolve to the achievement of the great road. It is much better than the protagonist's reincarnation beads.
If I, a Buddhist Vajra, want to fall in love or break the precepts, please don't write about it. It's very inconsistent~
They have actually opened a new book. These are the rare authors who still stick to the martial arts theme. Come on! ! !
Thoughts after reading: This book is like a pool of stagnant water.
The protagonist is useless, the writing is average, and the plot is barely handled. There's nothing outstanding about it, and it's not too bad either. It's useless...
It's unreasonable. A thousand catties of strength is only second-rate. A first-rate military commander also has a thousand catties of strength. In The Condor Shooting, Ouyang Feng's strength is only about this
The content is as light as water, and the word count is also very light. My conclusion is that there is no need to read this book.