Liaozhai Begins with the Bodhi Tree

The most taboo thing about this kind of book is that everything is sparse. It is best to add one skill first and leave the others as backup. Don't create a bunch of skills but lack everything.

The first four chapters are poisonous. They borrow life-saving money without any collateral and accuse the temple of being evil. Ordinary people dare to find out how to make refined salt. It is better to give it to the temple than to the government 🤐

Since the protagonist has entered Buddhism, he should use Buddhist magical powers. Why should he use Taoist magical powers? Doesn't this mean offending both sides? Those who like Buddhism cannot accept Taoist magical powers. Those who like Taoism don't like the protagonist entering Buddhism. 😅

Nowadays, novel writers are becoming less and less qualified. As long as one person can write 😰😰😰😰😰😰. Sure enough, the author's cognition is equal to the protagonist's cognition.

I didn't want to read Chapter 3 anymore. The protagonist's cognitive values ​​were not only mentally retarded but also very selfish. He borrowed a loan shark from the temple and accused others of being evil. Black you don't borrow from others without forcing it. The most important thing is that this kind of black loan sharking can save lives. He doesn't have the attitude of asking for help, he puts himself in a very high position, but he himself is still a waste.

I can still read what I wrote in the front, but the rest is complete nonsense.

It's useless to give you a dragon-slaying knife, because you can't hold it at all! There is no mana, only magical powers and spells. So how do you use these magical powers and spells? ? ? What's logic!

Earning one hundred thousand yuan a year, and something as important as salt is like child's play to you. How should I put it? The author is not very young, right?

I didn't understand it at the beginning? How dare you offer up something as big as salt without fear of being silenced? To put it another way, it's wrong for you to pay for such a huge benefit, right? That official would be considered ignorant if he didn't pay you some money instead. You can't read this book with this kind of brain! Act like an idiot!

Suddenly the characters all become great gods, the little fox turns into a great skylark, the monk fights with the Analects of Confucius, Hetu Luoshu, Zhoutian Xingdou Dharma Formation and Pangu Heart all appear. If you can't write anymore, grab the eunuch and don't cheat on your subscription points.

In a book with more than 100,000 words, the word count has not increased for several days.

After reading the latest chapter, I feel that both Buddhism and Taoism are very low, and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva is also very low. Every time the protagonist uses his small skills to make a big difference, and participates in events that are two or three levels higher than himself, it all relies on the author to take care of it. See you by chance

I even doubt that you are not a time-traveler, you act more indigenous than the natives, but you are a time-traveler, and the writing is not very good. The protagonist's character is a bit crazy. After practicing her skills, she wants to kill a few monsters. No matter whether she is a good monster or not, she always wants to show off how powerful she is.

I almost missed a good book. The author has a good understanding of Buddhist teachings. The plot is well designed and not procrastinating. The pace is very good.

Desires are suppressed first, things come one after another, the fantasy version is pretentious and slaps in the face, it can't describe the worldly atmosphere of games like Liaozhai, I can only say that I can read it when I am short of books.

I feel sick when I see the words Dawei Tianlong

There is no need to watch Chang'an after that. The writing is weird, and the plans of the monster clan are like child's play. The main character in Chang'an is the golden elixir. Buddhist and Taoist debates require you to be a monk of one realm to turn the tide. The Empress is also written in a petty style. There is also the Black Mountain Old Monster.

The author's writing is good. If it had been as good as before it was put on the shelves, it would have been a fine product.

I read two chapters every day, and I feel very happy. I think the author is very imaginative. After reading it, I look forward to the next day. But is today's three-headed and eight-armed writing a typo?