Conquering the Myriad Heavens as a Buddhist Vajra
从佛门金刚开始纵横诸天
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- Completed
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- 227k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 3y ago
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Is there a big difference between taking Tian Boguang as a disciple and Linghu Chong befriending him? Can doing good deeds after committing a bad deed make up for previous mistakes? You've truly become a Buddha by laying down your butcher's knife!
The writing is unimpressive; it feels like a mere diary entry.
Sure, sure! If you're talking about the world of martial arts, you can't do without the Yi Jin Jing (Muscle/Tendon Changing Classic): The Yi Jin Jing's power permeates the body's meridians, connecting the spirit of the five internal organs, circulating continuously and without ceasing. Qi arises from within, and blood nourishes from without.
I finished reading it. There weren't any major flaws, but it wasn't particularly satisfying either. The protagonist obtains the Buddhist treasure, the Reincarnation Pearl, and all he gets is the ability to travel through various realms. It's too one-dimensional! The protagonist is written so poorly.
Please don't write about Vajrapani (Buddhist practitioners) having romantic relationships or breaking precepts; it's very incongruous.
They've actually started a new book! They're one of the few authors still sticking with the wuxia genre. Keep it up!!!
My thoughts after reading this book: It's like a stagnant pool of water.
The protagonist is useless, the writing is mediocre, and the plot is barely passable. There are no outstanding moments, but also no major flaws; it's just a passable flop...
That's unreasonable. A thousand jin of strength is only second-rate; even first-rate martial artists only have about a thousand jin of strength. In The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Ouyang Feng's strength was only that much.
The content is bland and watery, and it's also excessively padded with words; my conclusion is that it's not worth reading this book.