
I Am Fahai, the Venerable Monk for All Ages
贫僧法海,万世之尊
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 118k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Is it another trick of gods and Buddhas to indulge in evil? Why can't we write about the true feeling of God's love for the world? However, conspiracy theories are very popular. As other book friends said, Buddha should be a state, not a cultivation level. Why stick to the surface? Since the rise of Buddhism is inevitable, we should not die on the 81st Difficulty of Journey to the West. All roads lead to Rome. Similarly, there cannot be only one road to prosperity. Even if we must travel to the West, must we die on the 81st Difficulty? In the midst of calamities and calamities, without the nine heads of the black bear, there will naturally be others on top. With the power of gods and Buddhas, shouldn't everything be like a flower in the palm of your hand, under your control? At first, I thought this book would be different from the conspiracy theory Westward Journey on the market. I could see gods and Buddhas with immortality, Buddha nature, and great love. But after seeing it, it was still the same routine. The decent ones are actually villains. All mortals are ants. The gods and Buddhas sit on high platforms. Only the protagonist can bring order to the chaos. There are really too many of this type. I have really seen enough of black myth conspiracy theories.
The fighting ability is broken, right? In Journey to the West, eight hundred Arhats could not stop Sun Wukong and Liu Er from reaching Lingshan Mountain, but the protagonist felt that he could defeat the Bull Demon King when he reached Arhats. So must the Arhat of the protagonist be at the level of Guanyin?
It's not that the journey to the west was before you. Your Fahai was in the Song Dynasty, and your journey to the west was in the Tang Dynasty.
The protagonist is a time traveler. Don't be so pathetic. Just live a happy life. Why do you care so much? I don't know that good people don't live long. If one day it is necessary for ordinary people to sacrifice themselves to save you, they will not sacrifice. This is the bad root of human nature. If people do not serve themselves, they will be destroyed by heaven and earth. It's better to enjoy beautiful women and delicious food. How can you suffer yourself if you travel through time?
It's okay, Eunuch didn't waste my money and moved it off the bookshelf before it was put on the shelf.
There should be no heroine, right?
I have really seen too many books about Fahai and a female protagonist. What the heck, I won't read other books if there is a female protagonist. Fahai is already written about, why should I write about Bai Suzhen and Xiaoqing as the female protagonist? It's really disgusting.
The author took a plane overnight and ran away with a bucket😥😥😥
You can't enjoy anything as a monk in time travel. What's the difference between being a eunuch?
I haven't seen it in a long time. It's a good novel. Keep up the good work
It seems that I understand what they mean. A group of people are arguing about combat power. In fact, the key is not combat power, but fruit status The protagonist is obviously just an Arhat but has strength beyond Arhat. This is equivalent to the collapse of combat power in the eyes of many people. In Buddhism, fruit status is never equal to strength, which is normal. But then again, the protagonist clearly has strength beyond Arhat, so he can do many things that Arhat cannot and cannot do. Even if only the Buddha can do something, then his status will not be Arhat, but Bodhisattva, or Buddha. The author failed to understand that once your ability is achieved, your status will naturally be achieved. In my opinion, if a house catches fire, the Arhat can only escape by himself. The Bodhisattva will advise everyone to get out, and the Buddha can save everyone.