Become a Saint by Practicing Martial Arts from Buddhism

The protagonist of this book is useless. He spent two years practicing in vain. The cultivation that could have been used to protect himself has turned into a helpless situation. In this kind of plot, what chance does the protagonist have to survive? The sinkhole version of the enemies is designed for the protagonist to face, and he still messes around!

Just by looking at the title of the book, you can tell that the protagonist is a monk, and he is also flirting with women! There are so many great masters in Qidian who dare not write like this, but you are still brave!

It looked fine from the beginning, but when the tiger disaster started, I didn't know what to write and it was so messed up. Did the author himself start from the beginning and look at what he wrote? Does it flow smoothly? Is the plot development logical?

Thinking about the plot again, this plot not only made me feel unhappy, but also made me feel angry.

If you keep writing in such a messy way, you'll probably be thrown out of business. It was well written before, but why did it start to collapse after the tiger disaster? Regardless of plot design or word choice, a person's character has behavioral patterns, and you can't assign Wu Erlang's behavior to Wu Dalang. It is impossible for a person to be a combination of Wu Dalang and Wu Erlang, unless Xiao Hechang is schizophrenic.

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Rarely seen good article. The plot is smooth and the characters are distinct. The young monk is neither pedantic nor violent, responsible and thoughtful. Come on, I've been missing this book for a long time and finally found one. .

The protagonist is treated as the Monkey King, but in addition to subduing the mental ape, isn't there another way to cause havoc in the Heavenly Palace? Shenji has argued before that the magic path requires more talent, and only by sticking to your heart can you reach the later stage.