The Coffin's Ease

The Bodhisattva in the Coffin abandoned the lotus seat of Lingshan and left the Brahma realm in the West. Instead of using Bodhi as a platform, he used the mysterious coffin as a Zen bed. He did not hold on to incense and offered sacrifices, but guarded the Jiuyou Desert Tomb alone. He named himself Coffin Buddha and lived in the place between the yin and yang worlds, in an ancient temple in the underworld called the Burial Zen Temple. The walls of the ancient temple are all made of old coffins. The beams and pillars of the temple are wrapped with decayed longevity boards. There is no golden clay sculpture in the Buddhist niche. There is only an old black lacquered coffin lying horizontally. The lid of the coffin is half open. Sitting cross-legged inside is a figure wearing an old gray cassock, which is the Bodhisattva Coffin Freedom. Ordinary Buddhas sit on lotuses, preach sutras, and save living beings, but he lives in the netherworld, where he rescues the souls of the dead, suppresses evil spirits, and buries obsessions. He does not follow the ordinary Buddhist path. During the day, the burial temple is hidden among the tombs and dense forests, and it is difficult for ordinary mortals to see anything with the naked eye; when dusk falls and the ghost gate is slightly opened, the dark wind carries the dead paper money passing by the corners of the eaves, and the faint green Buddha fire spreads out from the gaps in the coffin. It is not as warm and peaceful as the light of the Lingshan Buddha, but mixed with a bit of cold mist from the underworld. He lowered his eyes and lowered his eyebrows. His brows were still pure and pure, but the aura of death lingered around him. In one hand, he twisted the withered Buddhist beads. Each of the beads were taken from a thousand-year-old coffin material. He lightly placed the edge of the coffin with his other hand, and touched the cold coffin board with his fingertips. One thought was to contemplate life, and the other was to contemplate death. When people pray to the Buddha, they all hope to be relieved of disasters, have a long life, and escape the sufferings of the world; all living beings worship the Buddha, hoping to receive the Buddha's compassionate care and save themselves from the sea of ​​suffering in reincarnation. But Bodhisattva Coffin Self-Satisfaction guarded the coffin and realized the Tao. What he realized was never the peace and happiness of the mortal world, but the cessation of life and death. Human beings are greedy for life and fear death, obsessions are entangled in their bones, love and hate are entangled in their souls, greed, anger, stupidity and resentment are bound to their hearts, and they are trapped in the mortal world endlessly; dead souls are trapped in yin and yang, and if their obsessions are not dispersed, they will become serious evil spirits. He lives in a coffin. His long sleep can isolate him from the mundane world. Sitting quietly, he can overlook the underworld and all the souls. The Sanskrit sound slowly floated out from the coffin, without any hint of gentleness or comfort, but with a cold silence that had buried all the obsessions. It made the wandering soul let go of love and hate in life, the violence and violence dissolved all the hatred in the body, and the soul of wasted death looked down upon the separation of life and death. The Buddhas in Lingshan guide people to do good, hoping that all living beings will cultivate their minds to do good and seek righteous results; they prefer the coffin as a way to bury their obsessions, bury their obsessions, and seal away greed and anger. Those who have too deep obsessions and inner demons that are difficult to get rid of, and who are unwilling to let go of the past, will lead them into the coffin to meditate and meditate, using the coffin to isolate the worldly thoughts. Only when the obsessions are gone can they step into reincarnation. Some people call him an evil Buddha, who abandons lotuses for coffins, and is surrounded by the aura of death. He is not as peaceful as the orthodox Buddhas; there are also dead souls who appreciate his grace of transformation and worship him as the Netherworld Buddha. The cassock covers the dead bones, the Buddha's heart hides life and death, abandons the lotus platform, and is accompanied by a mysterious coffin. He does not seek praise from the three realms, and does not admire the spiritual status of the spiritual mountain. He only stays in one ancient Zen temple, sits in the coffin and watches the ups and downs of reincarnation. He uses the coffin to realize the Tao and travel freely through the underworld. Therefore, he is called the Bodhisattva in the Coffin.

When are you going to kill his uncle and his family?

Is there any Shen Nong 150,000 words and 29 reviews, all of which are positive? It makes me a little afraid to look at it

I saw the author said that he changed his career from comics. Regardless of the performance, I still support the author in finishing this book. It is difficult to truly adapt to the differences without finishing the entire book. This book is good-looking and I still want to read it carefully... Don't tj Really

No, the cliff is the reincarnation of Lao Deng or an extraterrestrial demon

After reading some, the woman at the beginning chose to betray the second lady, which is a bit strange. Logically speaking, with the ancient thinking, coupled with the spirit of a dead soldier raised in Goose since childhood, it is difficult for the protagonist to make such a choice.

Generally speaking, it's okay, but the protagonist doesn't pick up any lost items when he's on the road. His enemies have all been wiped out, and he doesn't pick up any money. Isn't he short of money? Isn't this your enemy? I think it's normal to take some money after revenge is over. The characterization of the mouse is also jumping around repeatedly. You want to maintain the noble character of the protagonist, but if you don't want to take it, you can let the follower take it. But in the end, he didn't take it. Do you want to show that the follower has become better after following the protagonist? When the government officials went over to clean up the wreckage, they finally said that it was the protagonist who handled the matter, and then it became like this. This plot was not very appropriate. The previous description did not show how powerful the protagonist was. Everything was a coincidence, and then it evolved into this situation. They did not know the specific circumstances of what happened here. There was a being at a higher level than the protagonist in the protagonist's handling of this matter. Why did they automatically ignore this peanut. (Part of what I said is that I opened the God's perspective. After all, I am a reader. I can understand what happened? I said that the protagonist is not so powerful because I read the book. The people in the book don't know. Maybe they think it is not a coincidence. The protagonist is so powerful. But then again, did these government officials also open the God's perspective? They ignored Peanut. This is a level higher than the protagonist. How do they know that Peanut is not the main output? Who told them?)

Cthulgarian stream of consciousness, so-so

The progress of the plot is not slow, mainly because there are too few updates 😐

If you have a monthly pass, I'd beg for it~