After transmigrating and being reborn, he returns to the chaotic era of Northern Qi, only to discover that the original owner of his body is a fake monk who had disguised herself as a man.
He wants to leave the temple and live his own life, but unexpectedly becomes more and more famous, even earning a reputation as a “renowned monk.”
He wants to make a fortune in business, and joins forces with a cold, brilliant merchant.
He discusses Buddhism and sutras, quietly aided by a smiling scion of royalty.
Life in ancient times is certainly more exciting than he ever imagined.
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Well (⊙_⊙) I only know one thing the Buddha said: Amitabha is good and good. . . . .
After reading this book, I must have liked the Buddha very much.
Well (⊙_⊙) I only know one thing the Buddha said: Amitabha is good and good. . . . .
After reading this book, I must have liked the Buddha very much.
Well (⊙_⊙) I only know one thing the Buddha said: Amitabha is good and good. . . . .
After reading this book, I must have liked the Buddha very much.
Well (⊙_⊙) I only know one thing the Buddha said: Amitabha is good and good. . . . .
After reading this book, I must have liked the Buddha very much.