The Cyber Monk Just Wants to Cultivate Properly

Practicing Cyber ​​Buddhism, Seeing the Electronic Tathagata

The writing is captivating, and the descriptions are immersive. However, the content made me feel like I was reading something supernatural or ancient mythology; the level of corruption is extremely high, but it was still incredibly enjoyable. I wonder what the author's current mental state is like.

The very first paragraph of the first chapter tells you that the author is no ordinary person; his charisma is off the charts, perfectly embodying the essence of a literary figure. Instantly, I felt this book was worth my investment, and if he kept at it, I was sure to reap high returns!

If you see any passages that appear to be missing words, please comment and I will fill them in. I don't receive any notifications from the backend for deleted parts; you'll only notice them by reading each chapter individually. I don't even know when they were deleted.

You've written six novels, two of which are over a million words long. How did you manage to remain at level 1?

If you write this book well and keep it as fun as before, it'll be a hit sooner or later.

I strongly suspect the author has some kind of peculiar fetish 😐

It's so well written, a masterpiece of online literature.

How come no one's reading such a great book? Although the world-building involves carrying rice upstairs, the author's writing, plot, and character development are excellent, making the whole book quite humorous and lighthearted without being intellectually taxing.

The writing is quite good, but I have some doubts about the author's current mental state. 🙂