
The Eighties-Era Shaolin Abbot
八零后少林方丈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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This book is a memory for me. I remember it was very popular back then... It started a genre, but then that genre died out...
Don't say this book is addictive. It's been almost ten years since it was published, pioneering a completely new genre. It dominated the monthly ticket charts and was practically a legend. When I first saw the title, I thought, "The protagonist is a monk?" I figured it wouldn't be interesting.
Please don't add an asterisk at the end. Every time I listen to audiobooks, that ******* makes me feel so desperate I want to die.
The biggest flaw is that it turned into a harem novel. Since you're going to write a harem novel, why include Shaolin? Why not write about an 80s-born leader of a demonic sect, or an 80s-born head of the Songshan or Huashan sects? You wrote about Shaolin and then turned it into a harem novel. If you're going to write about Buddhism, can you at least be a little more realistic?
He could have become a legend, but he was defeated by certain people. There aren't many good books on Qidian anymore; many of the top-ranked books are ridiculously childish. It's a pity.
This book was a hit back then, but unfortunately the author didn't capitalize on the opportunity. His subsequent works weren't as successful, and now probably very few people remember it.
Writing about monks and harem novels is one thing, but that "Seven Luminaries' Love Tribulation" is truly toxic; I don't even know what to say about it, it's just toxic.
Having read about the recent events involving the abbot of Shaolin Temple, I came here specifically to dig up this old story.
People think it's bad because the book is quite old. It was very popular back then though! 😊
Did I offend someone, or did I infringe on someone else's interests? So many people who write about zombies aren't banned, but you are.