The Poor Monk Said the Dharma in His Ten Lives

Chen Guangrui, a young man with three deprivations, jumped out of the three loans and was not covered by the five insurances. I had great luck that day and traveled through "Four Great Women's Works", becoming a monk and experiencing ten lives. … There are countless beauties here, but all of them love to commit foul play. When they committed a foul, Rong Qian Monk thought about it, should he complain? Once you complain, will you become stronger? Pooh! It's not that easy. Her Majesty asked the poor monk to teach them to obey the rules. Only if they obey the rules can they become stronger! After the poor monk successfully taught people to obey the rules for the first time, Her Majesty the Queen gave the poor monk a lifelong ability - to follow the rules. Please believe me, this narration is different from anything I have seen before. Her Majesty, she committed a foul, and the poor monk wants to complain! Amitabha, donor, please obey the rules! … First life: The King of the Daughter Kingdom: "Ask me in this world, what is love?" Chen Guangrui: "Amitabha, Your Majesty, it's just one thing that comes down from another." … Second life: Mrs. Zhen: "Tell me, Master Sanzang, why have beauties been so unlucky since ancient times?" Chen Guangrui: "Amitabha, donor, no one cares how long an ugly person lives." … Tenth life: Primordial Buddha Demon (female): "Three Burials! What are you going to fight with me for?" Chen Guangrui: "Who is the peak at the end of Buddhism? When I see the poor monk, the path becomes empty." … After ten lifetimes, I, Chen Guangrui, am still—— There are three thousand pieces of weak water, but you can't take even a single scoop. I like them so much... Bah! How can a monk lie? What the poor monk means is that Her Majesty the Queen is really nice to the poor monk. The original title of the book is "Her Majesty the Queen made a foul, and the poor monk wants to complain"