We’re All Monks, So How Do You Have a Ten-Thousand-Layer Golden Bell Shield?

The earth has no boundaries, the heavens have no laws. The protagonist later achieved great success in his cultivation and, seeking revenge, burned down the Shaolin Temple.

This feels like an AI-generated story? The more I read, the more it seems to insult my intelligence. Even a fool would know it's filler; it's ridiculous. Does it think the reader's brain is a boiler, stuffing in any kind of rotten corpse?

This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. Shocking, shocking, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. This noob, shocking. That's about it.

This book is utterly frustrating. It's no wonder nobody reads it. One curse wasn't enough, they had to add another. The curse of the demonic witch is clearly clinging to the protagonist, sucking his blood. Instead of trying to fight the witch, he hasn't even met her once. I'm worried she'll become his woman later on.

A proper bald monk isn't popular anymore; his reputation is completely ruined.

It feels like it was written by a woman; she likes to torture the protagonist and is very long-winded.

The biggest flaw of this book is that it's completely unenjoyable; it's only depressing and full of nonsense. No matter how powerful the protagonist is, there's always a constant stream of people looking down on him and keeping his true strength hidden. Occasionally, you get a chapter or two of enjoyable moments, but the next chapter immediately sees him being looked down upon again.

The Crooked-Mouthed Dragon King was reincarnated as a monk, forcibly demoted in intelligence and relying on his looks to attract attention. The theme is that a beautiful female supporting character feels sorry for the protagonist, and a few casual words from a powerful passerby are enough for the protagonist to suddenly comprehend the Awakening of Menstrual Pain Technique.

It's alright, but there are some issues... If someone else can succeed with something they just made up, why can't he succeed? Also, it seems the traitor's identity can't be eliminated. Will there be a romantic subplot later on where he develops a relationship with the Holy Maiden of the Demonic Cult?

You've lingered with that witch for too long! Do you want to walk the righteous path or the demonic path?