A Hellish World, My Body Attains Sainthood

🙂🙂🙂 This is a bit too dismissive of Buddhism. It's not a good idea to condemn all monks based on a single example.

The writing is superb, the protagonist has a distinct personality—unconventional and free-spirited, his true nature is unclear, but as the saying goes, his sassy tongue is simply the ultimate pleasure. I personally really enjoy this lighthearted approach, and the use of internet slang and references is well-done and feels natural.

Although I've seen quite a few people say that the title "I'm Here" is not good, I also know that your current title will probably attract more attention. But if this book had been called this from the beginning, I definitely wouldn't have clicked on it.

I only came to read this because I saw the name change. Before, when I saw the name, I thought it was another old dynasty-themed story, I'm so tired of that. If it was going to be a wish-fulfillment novel, you should have said so earlier! I would have read it sooner.

Okay, suitable for avid bookworms, certified by a 30-year veteran bookworm.

When I first saw this book title, I thought it was a historical novel.

This book is terrible because of its synopsis and title.

The book title and synopsis are disconnected from the current content. If you only look at the title and not click on the link, you might think it's a history book. Clicking into the description might lead you to believe it's a military strategy and battlefield warfare novel. Clicking into the main text reveals gang spirit... Completely contradicting all previous impressions. The author is truly ruthless in order to avoid both success and profit.

Of the three religions—Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism—Confucianism held far greater influence in ancient times than Buddhism and Taoism. Does this book not mention Confucianism at all?

I think the original name is kind of interesting. 😅😅😅