The first two chapters were blocked, and I felt terrible.
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Su Jue had been living a good life recently.
Thanks to Zhao Feifei, there was a large-scale discussion and debate on the Internet in the past few days, and there was a long-lasting trend.
Countless people were using classics to prove the existence of immortals and gods.
Of course, there were even more people who quoted the classics to prove that the gods were not real.
Both sides of the debate had their own opinions.
This scene was even grander and more spectacular than the scolding war of the Republic of China.
The neutral faction could not get a word in.
As expected, his faith points were increasing explosively at every moment.
What was that saying?
A life of lying down and counting money was too awesome!
One day in the middle of summer, Su Jue woke up early. He took his laptop and went to a large library in the city center. He found a quiet corner.
He came here to look for books.
Indeed, many books could be found directly on the Internet, but there were still many ancient books, such as county annals, county annals, and ancient books that could not be found on the Internet.
What he needed now was some ancient books from the Shaolin Temple of the Tang Dynasty.
The library had a complete collection of books, and the environment was not bad.
There was a partition on both sides of the table. If one wasn't sitting next to the table, one wouldn't be able to see what he was writing at all. Even if one could see it, they probably wouldn't be able to deduce the complete plan from a few fragments.
The Daoist's work was done.
Was it the Buddhist Sect's turn?
Who was the most prosperous Buddhist sect in the country now?
Shaolin Temple!
Under the guise of martial arts and Zen, not only did it have a large market in the country, but it was also well-known in the Chinese community abroad.
When many foreigners talked about China, the first person they thought of was Bruce Lee, and the second was Shaolin Temple.
This was cultural output.
In comparison, the Taoist Wudang Sect was much inferior.
No matter how much Taoism liked " fated people ", there was a bottom line, and it was limited to the Chinese.
However, there were many fated people in Buddhism who faced the world...
After all, all living beings were equal!
"Shaolin? Yes, I've already embarrassed Shaolin Temple when I wrote 'Demigods and Semi-Devils' previously.”
"The part where Abbot Xuan Ci and Xuzhu recognized each other was so true that Shaolin probably wanted to kill me. They even sent an official letter to me to 'exchange' martial arts with me.”
Su Jue snickered.
However, he looked a little worried.
"Dao letter from the fourth ancestor? Forget it, this one isn't famous."
"Sixth Ancestor Huineng? The Faith Points required for this is too high. It's almost comparable to those Bodhisattvas and Buddhas. It costs 500,000 easily. Looks like this person's origin is a little big…"
"Peng Yingyu, the cloth bag monk from the early Ming Dynasty? However, this guy was actually a schemer with a lot of shrewdness and political skills. His historical reputation was tainted.”
"There aren't any suitable candidates for the Zen Sect.”
"Tantra? No, I don't like Tantra…"
Su Jue frowned.
He couldn't think of a suitable person for the time being.
"It's not easy to find historical celebrities."
"Why don't we just make one up?”
"There's no Thunderbolt Puppet Show in this world. I can use the characters in it, such as the Violent Monk One Page Book. I can consider it…"
He thought of some interesting ideas.
In the settings of the Thunderbolt Puppet Show, One Page Book's title was " Brahma."
In Indian mythology, the God of Creation was also called Brahma.
Moreover, Brahma had another alias, called " Book Creation Heaven ", which was coincidentally related to the name of " One Page Book ".
Su Jue, this bad guy, was just thinking about when he would cause trouble.
It was a blow to India's arrogance.
"Ah, the book you're reading is so strange."
A girl's voice startled Su Jue.
He suddenly looked up and saw an ordinary girl dressed fashionably.
The other party was curiously looking at the books in front of him.
"Do you like reading books about Buddhism?”
The young girl asked calmly.
Her expression was very calm, and it didn't make people feel embarrassed or close to her.
It was as natural as a book friend he had just met.
Su Jue narrowed his eyes.
Was he too focused on his thoughts that he didn't notice that there was another person nearby?
No.
That was part of the reason, but not all of it.
This girl's presence was a little thin.
Ordinary, ordinary.
There was nothing special about him from head to toe.
There really wasn't anything special about it…as if!
Turtle.
He didn't think so at first glance, but the more he looked at her, the more he felt that she was delicate and cute.
She had shoulder-length hair and a peach-colored hair clip on her forehead.
Her facial features were exquisite and perfect, but her figure seemed a little thin and barren.
Overall, she was probably a girl who had just entered high school.
Tsk, the more she looked at him, the cuter she felt.
This wasn't a matter of whether or not it was pleasing to the eye.
It was the kind of thing that could be used.
When one had the thought that she was " very ordinary " in their hearts, no matter how many times they looked at her, they would still feel that she was very ordinary.
As long as he abandoned the idea of being " very ordinary ", the girl in his eyes would bloom with a brilliance that was not inferior to any beautiful girl.
What kind of weird setting was this?
Does he have a permanent " presence reduction " spell on him?
Su Jue didn't believe it and took a closer look.
No!
This was just an ordinary person, and there were no spells.
Was it because his innate sense of existence was weak?
The girl was probably a little uncomfortable under his gaze."To be honest, this is the first time I've been stared at like this.”
"I'm sorry…" Su Jue was stunned.
He looked at the book beside the girl.
"…Osamu Dazai's 'Disqualification of the World'?”
Su Jue sounded surprised.
This book was filled with too much decadence.
Youngsters generally did not like this type of book, let alone a high school girl.
"You like this kind?"
" No, I haven't read it yet. Everyone else says that this book is too depressing. I want to see what it's like…"
Must he go deeper into the game before evaluating it?
Did she have such an attitude?
Su Jue's eyes were filled with admiration.
If he didn't comment casually, he wouldn't hurt others casually.
This was a very outstanding character.
Nowadays, many young people did not have this kind of moral character. They followed the trend and chased after stars. They could attack others at will for some inexplicable reasons.
As a creator, Su Jue was the most touched.
She always met people who could scold the author's family even though they didn't read the book.
He sighed.
"Your attitude is not bad. Keep it up. There are very few girls like you.”
"Pfft…"
The corners of her mouth curled up. Hearing this old man's words, she smiled.
Su Jue also smiled.
"My name is Su Jue. Nice to meet you."”
"Hello,"
The two of them shook hands briefly.
The girl's long eyelashes fluttered as she smiled at him.""My name is Xue Bing…Your surname is Su? Su from Sumuzhe?"
"Yeah, it's the same surname as that great author.”
"That's a pen name…"
After chatting for a while, the two of them focused on their own matters.
At noon, Su Jue suddenly raised his head.
He looked out the window.
The originally bright and beautiful sunlight had suddenly turned dark and gloomy.
"The storm is coming. The weather forecast said that the storm will last for a long time this summer.”
"A midsummer storm?"
Su Jue's eyes lit up.
He suddenly thought of an even more interesting avatar.
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It was really disgusting to be ganked during the review of the new book.
The editor seemed to be useless.
It was uncomfortable.
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