Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: Starting Out as a Slacker at Shaolin Temple

In the first chapter of the game, the author has a deep prejudice against Buddhism. If he writes a novel with this kind of mentality, he will write something good, so don't read it.

185,74 Kilograms. This is not a pure body type, or a pure fat-type skinny fat person.

It's funny to say that the author is biased. Are there any real monks now? There is only one profession called monk. It's been a long time since I drove a sports car, lived in a hotel, eaten meat, drank, and made movies, got married, and had children. One sentence of Amitabha may equal your monthly income. Shaolin's annual income started at 1 billion. There are real monks, but they are very few. They are also worthy of respect. But most monks are just a profession.

How should I put it? In fact, I think the most interesting woman in Tianlong should be Kang Min. The reason is that she can be used as a technician, and she has a good feeling of "Hello, boss, Technician No. 38 Is at your service." Other female characters still need to be developed and there is no point in that 🤫, so I think there is no need to write her off.

I'm complaining, if you don't use plug-ins, you'll have to perform all 72 stunts and it'll be heartbreaking. Don't treat martial arts as martial arts, otherwise you'll have to go crazy.

You know that Mrs. Ma in the original novel will be like this, so you might as well show her favor once to save yourself the trouble.

It's really trash among the trash.

The protagonist is basically a super hero. He likes to stand under dangerous walls.

The first chapter is about persuading people to quit. The whole text contains too strong personal opinions and overly vilifies the monks. The key point is that they continue to smear the monks before anything has happened. It is a bit inexplicable.

It feels to me that the title is "badly presented", the protagonist is random, the plot is random, and the readers are free to watch it or not.