The Single-Player Great Martial Monk

To be honest, I don't believe in Buddhism, so this book isn't really suitable for me. Besides, the protagonist's character is somewhat contradictory. On one hand, he insists on upholding justice, but on the other hand, he doesn't understand the principle of "do not do to others what you would not have them do to you."

I'll put it on the bookshelf and see how it goes. Only four comments after I finished writing it, which is pretty disheartening.

At first, the narrative pace in the early chapters felt rather slow. There was too much descriptive text about the little monk, like "the cicada's awakening" and "Zen mind," appearing excessively in the plot. Furthermore, the inner monologues of Kasha, written from Kasha's first-person perspective, weren't very effective.

The book is finished, and there are only 7 comments in total, which I didn't expect.

It really is! The finale made me want to cry. The author's artistic conception remained consistent throughout, and the little monk's dream truly moved me! There are still people who can write such wonderful stories, so the world isn't entirely hopeless! Keep up the good work, author! I'm now a fan!

This name is poorly chosen. It's really turning into a single-player game.

Single-player, truly single-player, sixth installment

The new Kowloon Law, and you ended up posting a phoenix totem, oh my god, I'm speechless.