Begin as a Shaolin Tenant and Become Indestructible

There are girls who plant water and irrigate the land, there are good wives who plant good land, there are bad wives who plant rotten land, and there are no women who cultivate wasteland. What do you have?

I remember there was a guy who farted silently.

. . . . Everyone is laughing and joking with their elders, no matter how big or small they are.

The protagonist speaks too childishly. I know that the protagonist is still a child, but he was an adult before the time travel, and the person reading the book is not a child, so it is quite embarrassing to watch.

It's boring. The protagonist doesn't look like a time traveler. He's very stupid.

Shaolin with a good wife and good fields

I've just read a few chapters and read the introduction, so I'm really going to become a monk later on?

Let's just write a monk protagonist, it's quite fresh, but the character setting should be Buddhist enough, and don't make a drunken and lustful monk.

When I saw the article about family members offering sacrifices to heaven, my personal suggestion was to write a serious article about a monk on his way to the peak of martial arts, with some chapters on Buddhist practice interspersed with it. Also, the book about the fair-weather monk would definitely be popular. In addition, with the recent Xuanci incident, everyone is disgusted with the old monk who has six impurities, so you can either stay a layman to the end, or become a monk to the end.

It's so uncomfortable to watch. As for martial arts, it's not enough to just practice Shaolin Kung Fu. At least the first major sect has guaranteed quality and quantity.

I don't know if it's the author's writing style or something else? In some places, the writing is too fine, scratchy and sticky, just like the waistband of cotton trousers, which is not smooth at all. It should be focused on the parts, but it is too simple, and the protagonist can pretend to be a child, but he cannot really regard himself as a child. Just like Conan. When had he ever considered himself a real child?

Change the name to "Achieve a certain magical skill from Shaolin". Anyway, I guess you won't be able to practice the magical skill if you don't supervise or finish it.

It's not about practicing martial arts, it's just telling stories here, it's not interesting at all. This martial arts novel is too traditional.

I feel like the writing has changed. I'm not interested in reading it. My style was good before.

There are very few people who write Tianlong well. I still start from the Shaolin Temple, which suits my taste. The powerful Vajra Palm and the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms are against each other 😁. How powerful is the Tianshan Plum Breaker in the later stage? After all, this is one of the few growth martial arts in Jin Yong's novels. What is the stone wall martial arts of Lingjiu Palace? Any author can write, come on

Neither becoming a monk nor opening up wasteland 😅

Single and long, no? If you don't reply, there will be a pitfall by default.

Does the protagonist always want to be a monk?

If you feel that the author's writing is not good or there are loopholes, you can complain or comment here. Pushing can make people grow better.

Thumbs up to the author, the writing is very good! It would be better if the update speed is faster!

I can't afford it. Thirty chapters have been updated in three months, which is not enough for me to read in two hours. Please remove it from my pins for the time being. See you again when we are destined.

No? What do you, Shaolin, do against Mingjiao? People rebel against professionals