The Buddhist monk system was similar to the warrior system. It was an eighth-grade monk, which corresponded to a third-grade Vajra. The Monk System was a new path that Buddha had created in the Buddhist system by referring to the Warrior System. Therefore, it was better to advance step by step like other systems. The monk knew nothing about the profound spells of Buddhism. He only knew some offensive methods. His best skill was the Buddhist Lion Roar. This technique was both a visualization technique and a unique skill. Moreover, the monk did not need to chant Buddhist scriptures or even keep the precepts. He only cultivated strange strength and not Buddhist heart.
The Buddhist monks who worshipped the watchmen did not need to chant Buddhist scriptures or even keep precepts. They only cultivated strange strength and did not cultivate Buddhist heart. This was their special feature.
The specialty of Dafeng's path as a Buddhist monk was that he didn't need to chant Buddhist scriptures or even keep precepts. He only cultivated monstrous strength and didn't cultivate Buddhist heart.
Cultivators of the Buddhist monk system did not need to chant scriptures or even keep precepts. They only cultivated strange strength and not Buddhist heart. Furthermore, the monk system was a new path that Buddha had created in the Buddhist system by referring to the warrior system. It was not as good as advancing step by step like other systems.
The Buddhist monk system was of the eighth rank, similar to the martial man system, corresponding to the third-rank Vajra. The warrior monk knew nothing about the mysterious spells of Buddhism. He only knew some offensive methods. His best skill was the Lion Roar of Buddhism. This skill was both a visualization technique and a unique skill. The warrior monk did not need to chant Buddhist scriptures or even keep the precepts. He only cultivated strange strength and did not cultivate Buddhist heart.
In Da Feng Da Geng Ren, the Buddhist system was as follows: - Western Heaven: The holy land of Buddhism. It exists on the peak of Mount Meru and controls the three thousand worlds. - [Ancient Buddha: The higher-ups of the Western Paradise control the past, present, and future.] - [Bodhisattva: A high-ranking official of the Western Heaven. He is good at divining the secrets of heaven and formulating Buddhist rules and commandments.] - [Arhat: The backbone of the Western Heaven. Major in Buddhism and good at fighting.] - Monks: Ordinary monks of the Western Heaven, major in Buddhism, large in number. The above are some of the settings of the Buddhist system in the novel "Da Feng Da Geng Ren". The specific content may change according to the development of the novel's plot. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Hehe, the core of this Buddhist ninth level novice monk realm was to receive the precepts. As long as one could not break the precepts for three years, they could advance. This was the basic realm of dhyana xiu.
He did not know. The reference knowledge only mentioned the fourth-grade ascetic monk of the Buddhist Sect. It did not mention whether there were other grades.
The path of a Buddhist warrior monk was quite special. Monks who took this path did not need to chant scriptures or even keep their precepts. They only cultivated strange strength and did not cultivate the Buddhist heart.
The cultivation path of Dafeng's Buddhist system was derived by the Buddha (Taoist Reverend) with the transcendent-grade realm. It was divided into two paths: Zen and Martial. Nine → Seven → Six → Five → Four → Two/One was one path, and Eight → Three → One was another. There were also a few geniuses who cultivated both Zen and Martial. The four elements of Buddhism were empty. No matter what happened before, those who cultivated the Zen Master path would be brainwashed by Buddhism and become devout believers after entering the empty door. Those who took the path of martial monks did not need to recite scriptures or recite Buddha's precepts. They only cultivated strange strength and did not cultivate the Buddha's heart.
The core secret of a ninth-grade novice monk was to keep the precepts, which were the foundation for monks to comprehend Buddhism. If they did not break the precepts within three years, they could advance. However, the Buddhist precepts were strict and complicated, and they might accidentally break them. The novice monk belonged to the pre-level of the Zen master system and did not have any combat strength bonuses.