Traversing the Heavens: From the Start, I Obtain the Sutra of Amitabha's Past Life

This is a novel, not a missionary book. The author has been writing with Buddha as the starting point. The protagonist, the leader of a religion, actually believes in other people's Buddha. The monk's Buddha name is: Namo Amitabha. The protagonist, who has become a Buddha by himself, should not respect other Buddhas. He should have his own Buddha name and be confident and self-conscious. Like the author's way of writing, in the end, what the protagonist achieves is his own path. He cultivates himself to become someone else's disciple and someone else's incarnation.

The beast god of the Zhuxian world can live forever! It does not need the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, it only needs to absorb the negative emotions of all living beings to continue to grow. As long as a sentient being's negative emotions continue, he is immortal! Similar to DC's Yellow Lantern Demon, similar to the Evil Sword Fairy of Fairy Sword. The Beast God is of great research value and can enrich its own system. After all, the Yang God system has countless differentiated ideas, which just complement each other 😁

As the title says, most novels about Yang Shen and even Meng Ruishen Ji, cannibalism is very cost-effective, resulting in boring food novels later on.

Don't like monks😭

It's so long-winded. There isn't much text. It's full of various descriptions and introductions, and then there are a lot of mystifying things. It's quite tiring to read.

The upper limit of the Yang Shen Kung Fu is too low. In the future, when the protagonist becomes stronger, the Yang Shen World will not be able to accommodate the protagonist's size. The Kung Fu in the Yang Shen World, when practiced to its peak, is not as powerful as the Emperor who covers the sky. I do not brag about any training system. I will only compare the strength of the training system based on the combat destructive power and description of the realm written by the original author, as well as the application of avenues and the like. I have read quite a few books with strong combat effectiveness or strong application of the Dao. For example, the application of the Dao in The Lord of One Life is very well written. Although the main world in the first life is not very large in the original work, it has all the heavens and worlds outside the main world, and they are endless. Billions of universes are born every moment. This will make readers feel that the power system of the Supreme Being is very powerful. For example, although the projection of the heavens is from the heavens, the cultivation system of its main world is also very strong. The abilities and combat effectiveness of the innate gods and demons are the same as those of the mythical Daluo borrowed from the current Internet literature. The Daluo shown in other prehistoric works is almost the same as the sky. At least these books give readers an intuitive feel for the power system and destructive power. For example, what abilities does a realm have, what benefits does it have on the body, what kind of destructive power it has, and to what extent it can be applied to the Great Dao. Well written, readers can have a good feel of the world written by the author. These all need to be described by the author. Readers will only imagine a real world and the strong people in it based on the words written by the author.

I'm really convinced by the author. It turns out that he really doesn't have his own system. It turns out that he cultivates wherever he goes 🤫 and has nothing of his own. When he goes to cover the sky, he practices to cover the sky.

There are two types of hydrology. The first is to break away from the main line and write about other things, but it can be read. The second is this kind of story, where Che Lulu talks back and forth, making it irritating to read.

There are too many poisonous points that I don't want to talk about. Go eat the ashes.

Have you never read the author of Tomb of Gods? Heavenly level is worthy of being compared with Yang Shen. The Heavenly Dao in your god's tomb will just slap him to death if he encounters Yang Shen. How can a mere heaven level match up? The impact of the battle is only a few thousand miles away. Is this worthy of a fight? Have you ever seen JB written indiscriminately? Don't you have any idea how big the entire world of Tomb of Gods is? Judging from the description, it's not as big as the solar system.