Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: From the Start, I'm a Sweeper Monk with Heaven-Defying Comprehension

In these kinds of novels, none of the important characters die; they're all friends of the protagonist, and the story ends happily ever after, like a children's game.

Writing about monks is generally disliked! But you could learn from the monks in Pili Puppet Show, they're all violent, those who subdue them live, those who don't are reborn!

The later parts were incredibly boring. It started writing about monks, but towards the end, it stopped even discussing Buddhist methods. They even wrote about a "chicken-feather monk" (a monk with trivial skills). 🥲

I have a question: What was the protagonist's mindset when facing the characters in *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*? Did he treat them all equally and offer guidance? Or was he just playing around? His earlier encounter with Kumārajīva was a bit strange. After all, the protagonist didn't have a "Shaolin is my home" attitude. Was the purpose of this encounter to make his presence known?

This book is so bad I can't understand it anymore. It's supposed to be about ascension, but the way they go to the Legend of Sword and Fairy arc is completely baffling; they just go and show off.

Another self-righteous relaxation novel

Is this book about being a monk all the time?

Can you practice the Northern Darkness Divine Art? The Northern Darkness Divine Art is actually the most powerful. Its advantage lies in its ability to integrate other martial arts techniques, possessing a unique "all-encompassing" and "yin-yang" synergy. With the Northern Darkness Divine Art, you can practice other martial arts without conflict; it's the strongest adhesive.

I'd like to ask, if a modern person transmigrates into a martial arts world and learns light-body skills, isn't it a bit illogical not to describe how they leap across rooftops and agilely? Wouldn't that mean they've wasted their time in the modern world? Who in the modern world hasn't dreamed of having light-body skills? You're not a native; how could you adapt so quickly?

Well written 👍, I hope it's a crossover martial arts story without a female lead 🙂