Benefactor, Please Show Some Restraint

Even updating once a year would be fine, why not just issue a direct suspension notice? Being a deadbeat is much better than going straight to your grave.

The male lead was a huge disappointment.

Why can't we just accept all the sisters? Why make it so tragic? We came here to escape reality, not to face an even more tragic reality. 🙄

This book has a very novel theme, revolving around the Five Precepts of Buddhism. Although some parts are less than satisfactory, overall you can feel the time and effort the author put into writing it well. Regardless of whether the plot unfolds as originally planned, it doesn't change the fact that it's a good book. If the plot doesn't go as planned, it can be transformed into a new ending. Although it was abandoned, I hope the author won't give up on this theme, or continue to consider the continuation of the book's plot. I hope that one day you can come back and continue down this path. No matter the outcome, I just hope it has a complete ending.

Offering incense

I recommend reading this novel while listening to the song "Buddha Said".

Is this part even meaningful? Wasn't the purpose of introducing the older sister's character to highlight the hatred and show that the city lord deserved his punishment? Now they're not attacking the sister, is it to make the readers less impatient with the female lead's cultivation? If the sister were being abused while the female lead was cultivating, wouldn't that further emphasize the evil of the city lord's side? I really think the plot of the sister still being alive is bad. Readers aren't that stupid; they can already figure out how deep the hatred was after the extermination of the clan. It's uncomfortable to have the sister playing the victim to highlight this. I quite liked the beginning, but these past few chapters have become increasingly unpleasant.

This is a very novel theme. I haven't seen a story told from the perspective of a spiritual practitioner before. A crucial part of Buddhism is subduing one's own mind, and the protagonist, representing Buddhism, and the female character representing the Five Precepts, offer ample room for a compelling story. The involvement of Buddhism also easily brings depth and philosophical insights. If written well, this could be a story that is novel, engaging, and profound. However, like walking a tightrope, this theme could also easily become controversial.

Is the author a monk? He seems to know so much about Buddhism.

And as you mentioned before, the older sister is more outstanding than the younger sister, which makes me feel increasingly upset.