Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: Starting Out as a Slacker at Shaolin Temple
天龙：从少林寺摆烂开始
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- 909k Words
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- Martial Arts
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- Wuxia Fan Fiction
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From the very first chapter, the author displays a deep prejudice against Buddhism. With such a mindset, what good can a novel possibly be produced? It's better not to read it.
Why does Qidian always post skinny monkeys and pig feet?
At 185cm and 74kg, this isn't just skinny; it's either a lean, fat type.
Saying the author is biased is ridiculous. Are there any real monks left? Now there's only one thing called a monk: driving sports cars, living in hotels, eating meat, drinking alcohol, making movies, getting married, having children—it's very common. A single "Amitabha" might be worth more than a month's income. Shaolin Temple's annual income starts at 1 billion. Real monks do exist, but they are very few and deserve respect. However, most monks are just a profession.
Well, to be honest, I think the most fun female character in Tianlong is Kang Min. The reason is that you can treat her like a technician; it gives you that "Boss, hello, technician number 38 is at your service" feeling. The other female characters still need development; I don't think there's any point in killing her off. 🤫
Just a quick rant: without cheating, you have to give up after mastering all 72 skills because it's a waste. You have to stop treating martial arts like martial arts, or you'll go into qi deviation.
Knowing that Madam Ma would act this way in the original story, you might as well have slept with her once and saved yourself the trouble.
It's truly the worst of the worst.
The protagonist is basically a superhuman with a penchant for standing under crumbling walls.
The first chapter, "Discouragement," carries too strong a personal opinion throughout, excessively demonizing monks. Crucially, it starts smearing monks before anything even happens, which is rather baffling.
My impression is that it's all about "playing it safe," with random main characters, random plot, random readers—take it or leave it.