I accidentally saw Mao Yan’s comment on “The Legend of Suzaku”, so I became very interested in finding this old book, and then I became very interested.

In this way, I have been chasing from roast chicken to Qing Yunian.

In fact, I have heard of the name of "Qing Yu Nian", but I have never known that the author turned out to be Master Mao Ni. When I discovered this shocking fact, I quickly found the stolen post of the article and read it happily at one time.

Ah, I've missed it, but I've never read the stolen posts, really.

But it happened at this time. *** "Qing Yu Nian" has not yet been fully written! Seeing that I was about to fall into a long wait, this strong feeling of dissatisfaction prompted me to say something.

What are you saying? Then let me use endless contempt to spur the great Magni, and update it as soon as possible.

In the inhuman bones, it's still human

I despise the inhuman feeling in his article.

I heard that the most "inhuman" written is "The Wind Rises of Zi Luoxia", but the book has never been mentioned to read, so there is no way to compare it.

But that is written about Taoism, roast chicken is written about Buddhism, and the differences are huge, and the non-humans in the two sides should also be completely different.

It is really not easy to speculate on the values ​​and lifestyle of "non-human" from the perspective and standpoint of "human".

But so far, the roast chicken has been well made, and Qing Yunian seems to be pretty good too - after all, Fan Xian and his mother should not be considered "people".

But I still have to despise it.

Although the imagination of great supernatural powers is quite interesting - to get a flame at the beginning of time and make an ice at the end of time, this is the Buddha's way of travel; with a wave of his hand, countless disasters and battles for thousands of years, helping trillions of ghosts to break the Buddha's ban, this is Erlang Shen's way of fighting; even the woman named Ye Qingmei changed the fortune and future of the whole world with her hand, and also made the most powerful man lose his mind for her. This is her way of life - well, there are more time travel stories, so let's not talk about them.

At least here, the gods and Buddhas in the sky are no longer just holding magic weapons to throw each other at the same time. At least there are many questions and realms that are consistent with their cultivation.

At least those who are all in the world no longer play some low-level games of intrigue and struggle for power and profit in the world.

At least they have strange reasons beyond human imagination while surging the world.

But I just want to despise it.

In these inhuman bones, people are actually still humans.

It is still someone’s desire and persistence, and it is still someone’s happiness and sadness.

What is not human is ability and thinking, while what is human is pursuit and persistence.

Actually, I like those persistences very much.

The Buddha wants to save the world, Manjushri Samantabhadra needs to follow, Amitabha needs to stop, and Mahasthamaprapta needs to help. Guanyin has his own ideas. The old monkey is stubborn from beginning to end. Yi Tianxing only wants to protect the person he loves, Ye Qingmei wants to transform the world and live a brilliant life, Wuzhu needs to protect, Fan Xian also needs to protect the person he loves, Lei Lei's mother and Chicken Le Princess only need to stay with her lover.

There are no absolute bad people in Mao Ni's world, and most of them are strong people who insist on and implement their beliefs.

I like the kind of conflict that persists and occurs not because of the distinction between good and evil, but because of different positions, principles and ideas.

Damn, I forgot to despise it.

Oh, I despise these people in non-human skin.

Buddha is a fool-

Master Mao Ni asked very carefully.

Life is suffering, how can we be liberated?

This question of pretending to be B made me think hypocritically.

To be honest, now I read an online novel, and everyone can easily figure it out. Usually, I put my brain under my pillow to rest at this time.

But it is really not a happy thing to find your brain back and think about it as you watch.

So I want to despise it.

And the answer to this question is really ridiculous.

Everyone was answering that the old monkey pointed directly at the heart as simple as ever, which was admirable. The sentence "Guanqiu" simply revealed the true meaning of the end of the universe; Xiao Yi's level was a little worse, and he moved out the Taoist Yin and Yang to say that there was only happiness; the most important thing was the Buddha's answer.

All life is suffering, so people seek liberation; but after liberation, there is still nirvana, so the Buddha wants sentient beings to die with them.

Buddha became a huge fool here, just like I had to go down the mountain after going up the mountain, so I didn't have to go up the mountain at all; just like I had to die after being born, so I didn't have to go up the mountain at all.

According to human thinking mode, everything is limited, so everything has meaning.

Wealth, power, resources, and even time, everything is limited or even scarce.

When wealth is infinite, wealth has no value; when resources are infinite, resources have no value; when time is infinite, life has no value.

For Buddha, when everything becomes infinite, existence has no value.

But everything in this world is still limited, but although all sentient beings are not very moist, they are still painful and happy.

So the choice that Buddha insisted on helping sentient beings became a huge fool.

But how could the Buddha be stupid? It is said that the Buddha is stupid. This must not be the Buddha's problem. If it is not the Buddha's problem, it must be the author's problem.

Therefore, when you use the limited thinking of "human" to guess the infinite existence of "non-human", the result is so despised.

Oh, I'm off topic.

Before continuing to despise me, please don’t pursue my disrespect. The boy’s nonsense is instigated by that bad guy.

Despise this person who slandered Buddha.

Plagiarize yourself

If Mao Ni is either too narcissistic, he is too lazy.

From roast chicken to Qing Yu Nian, actually, if you look at the main characters in detail, almost no changes have been made.

Either the author likes himself too much, and the protagonist is his incarnation after writing; or the author is too lazy and has written smoothly, and then he appears in the new book.

The male protagonist always looks so idle and somewhat scoundrel, and he is a little concealed and arrogant in his calmness.

Yi Tianxing first went to the Heavenly Court and Fan Xian first entered the palace. It was all so careless. Yi Tianxing hung up the square, "The brothers on Gaoyang County Road are all women." Fan Xian sent a flyer all over the city saying that the eldest princess colluded with the enemy and treacherously, which was actually a tune.

I rarely take the initiative to find trouble, and I can be cruel and ruthless when I am too impatient; I am a little bit calculating, but I like to do it more often.

The heroine always looks like "ice skin is cool and sweatless".

Whether it is Leilei's mother or Lin Meimei, they are all the wisp of ice breath at the end of the disaster.

It is not indifference or arrogance, but a kind of purity that cannot keep people from thousands of miles away, and a kind of coolness that makes people feel transparent and comfortable.

You can also take responsibility in times of crisis, and you can also turn into a barbaric girlfriend or be extremely shy when acting coquettish.

Smart, but don’t look for trouble; calm, but don’t be afraid of trouble.

Obviously, this is the perfect lover in the minds of Mao Ni.

As for the master, Fei Jie is certainly not as awesome as the Great Sage, but at least he is not the same as the sloppy and vulgar appearance.

In fact, Fei Jie and Wu Zhu combined to be equivalent to the role of Lao Hou.

One is a master who can get close to a trick; the other is an extremely powerful backer.

There are also younger generations. Yi Zhu is a little fat man, and Fan Sizhe is also a little fat man; Yi Zhu is unreasonable, Fan Sizhe is even more unreasonable; Yi Zhu is so well-managed by Leilei's mother, Fan Sizhe... Well, finally, this time I'm a little creative, he is not controlled by mother Lin, but by sister Ruoruo.

Bytheway, whenever I saw the name "Verse" I couldn't help but twitch.

Is it okay if you are dedicated or not?

In general, being too lazy to copy yourself, not despising it is really a grudge against heaven and man.

Fortunately, there were also Samantabhadra and Ye Qingmei, and these two figures shining with golden light made me dizzy for a long time.

The Bodhisattva who had been dragging his broken body on the snowy plateau for hundreds of years was waiting for the arrival of the boy with a kind of vow and tenacity beyond ordinary people's imagination.

For hundreds of years, the body was broken and painful; thirsty but not drinking, hungry but not eating; cut off the five consciousnesses, and loneliness-he could wait, without resentment, and wait endlessly.

Until the moment of liberation, the wind and snow in the sky were silenced, and the gods and Buddhas all over the sky lowered their eyebrows.

And the amazing woman, the beautiful woman, the one who looked up and smiled in the sun, the one who called herself "my mother", and the one who looked down on the world, left her traces on the entire continent.

She smiled happily, but she was extremely lonely.

I don’t know whether everything she did is for the people of the world or just for her own excitement? That doesn’t seem to matter at all.

These two people left such a deep impression on me in the vast novel, like two big golden words floating in my mind.

One word is n and the other word is b.

Having said that, I couldn't help but look down on a few more words.

In fact, there are many very outstanding characters in the two stories, whether it is Ye Xiang or the second prince, whether it is the ancient grandfather or Fei Jie, and of course the monkey that shook the past and the present, the old dog who enjoyed the world... The story of celebrating Yu Nian has not yet unfolded, so I look forward to those people having more exciting performances.

But I always feel that I don’t have the same sharpness as before.

He said he didn't delay the show!

Lord Mao Ni said that he did not delay the show, so he definitely did not delay the show.

If you think you are delaying, it must be that there is something wrong with your aesthetic view.

I understand that in this impetuous fast food era, when you eat McDonald's, drink Coke and watch Hollywood blockbusters, and Tang Jia San Shao, how can you still accept such "slow" art?

So that's not a delay, that's just a rhythm.

Is it called delaying the show if I spend a whole three chapters to quarrel and humiliate Guo Baokun? That is not delaying the show, but laying the foreshadowing of conflict.

Is it possible to spend a whole five chapters to write a less important poetry party? It’s not a delay, it’s just a foreshadowing of conflict.
To be continued...