The Flower Monk Starts with a Jiumozhi Template
花和尚从鸠摩智模版开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 533k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3d ago
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48Monthly votes
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32.4kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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Kumārajīva's three main characteristics: his entrance, his mastery of idioms, and his boastful display of martial arts skills. You, on the other hand, haven't even come close to imitating any of them.
Why write about monks with multiple female leads? Kill those who should be killed, spare those who can be spared; stop writing nonsense all the time about trivial matters like getting into bed.
He can't even distinguish between role-playing and templates, yet he writes novels.
Speechless
The details in this book are a complete mess. In chapter 71, the protagonist carries the witch out of the encirclement and starts with a flaming sword – what's the point of hiding his face if he's using such an obvious tactic? The most ridiculous thing is that when the protagonist is surrounded by both good and evil, he just says "Wait a minute," and then everyone stops fighting while the protagonist is spouting nonsense? Dude, are you kidding me?
The storyline for Hengkong Temple is so bad it's like garbage. I don't even want to read it anymore. It's over.
Poison testing
The writing is clear, the story flows smoothly, the structure is tight, the plot device is reasonable, and the characters are decisive in their actions. The main problem at present is the slow update speed. I hope this will be improved after the book is published. I'm tentatively planning to make it a small book.
Are you playing with abstract concepts? Pretending to be a hidden monk while wearing a primary school student's face? And talking like an old monk? Where's the 🧠?
The beginning was really good, but I couldn't continue watching after the witch appeared. It felt weird. It was like a deus ex machina. And the witch at the end really made me freeze. It felt so forced.
White and uncomfortable
The plot is chaotic, giving me the feeling that it's all happening on a whim.
The witch started screening readers as soon as she appeared.