Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1111 1108. Comments on "The First Fahai in History"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book to you.

"The First Fahai in History", perhaps, probably, maybe, level 1 author.

Category: Xianxia-Mythical Cultivation.

【Introduction】

Fahai is the youngest abbot in the history of Jinshan Temple. However, he made a big mistake just after taking over the position of abbot because he subdued a spider spirit practicing under Buddha. Fahai also suffered from inner demons because of this.

In order to completely get rid of the demon in his heart, Fahai locked himself in the cold cellar of Jinshan Temple for five whole years. In the last year, there was a reminder voice in his mind every day.

Heart +10
Constitution +200
Wisdom +15
At first he thought it was a sequelae of his inner demon, but later he was surprised to find that these constantly increasing attributes really made him stronger and stronger.

Five years later, Fahai took over Jinshan Temple again.

Facing the famous Master Hongyang who came from the Western Regions.

Fahai: You bold monster, I can see at a glance that you are not human. Great and mighty heavenly dragon, Buddha Ksitigarbha, Prajna Buddhas, Prajnaparamita Buddha, show yourself!

Hongyang: Master, spare my life! Suddenly, he revealed his true form and turned into a giant centipede.

Facing the green snake, Fahai: Snake demon, I need you to help me practice!

Several years later, he met Tathagata at the Leiyin Temple in the West.

Tathagata: Fahai, you have too strong a murderous intent.

Fahai: Shut up, bold Tathagata, I want you to show your true colors.

Tathagata died!
This book is invincible, welcome to try reading.

【Brief Comment】

He has another book under his name, but it is not signed yet. The subject matter is very sensitive, and even the title reveals a high degree of sensitivity.

For safety reasons, please find it yourself.

Let’s talk about his new book today.

In my impression, the Fahai Dawei Tianlong meme seems to have happened last year. It was popular for a short while and had countless followers.

During that period, any novel with even a passing resemblance to Journey to the West or mythology, whether it was Fahai, Xu Xian, Sanzang, or Ji Gong, would feature the protagonists singing this popular line. Suddenly, I lost interest in this genre.

Unexpectedly, in the new year, with new beginnings, I actually saw another book with a title that is quite domineering and tacky.

To be honest, I don't think this book will last long.

Because of the plot.

The protagonist is naturally Fahai, and his style is invincible.

Although he also has inner demons and self-punishment, he is invincible in front of all the demons that have appeared.

No matter where he went to subdue demons, or the pets in the Demon-Suppressing Tower, they could not cause any substantial harm to him.

What could make him a little fluctuate was not Xiaoqing who was always around him, but Xiaocai, whose talent had not yet fully awakened.

As for the last paragraph of the introduction, I think the author will not really write the plot. The combat power is already beyond imagination. Isn’t it too exaggerated?

The invincible flow seems to be more difficult to write in the later stages, and it is particularly easy to collapse.

That's why I am not optimistic about this book, but it does have a lot of funny moments in the beginning, and it is still very entertaining. You can learn from it how to play with memes.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This book is still being updated, which is beyond my expectation.

However, there is no reader interaction. It seems that the readers are very low-key and don’t want to participate in the interaction.

Or maybe there are just too few people reading it.

I hope what I said doesn’t come true. If it does, I’m afraid the author will cut it directly.

What a beautiful thing that is!

(End of this chapter)