I became a saint with idle books
Summary
In the novel 'I became a saint with idle books' (我用闲书成圣人), readers are introduced to a unique world where reading books grants extraordinary powers. Chen Luo's journey begins at the Spirit Hall, where he discovers the profound impact of different literary genres. From cultivating Haoran righteousness through Confucian classics to understanding reincarnation via Buddhist scriptures, Chen Luo navigates a realm where books are the key to unlocking hidden potential. As he delves into forbidden texts that challenge the Heavenly Dao, unexpected adventures unfold, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. 'I became a saint with idle books' offers a fascinating exploration of the intersection between literature, spirituality, and self-discovery.
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The opening is a coffin.
Chen Luo’s crossing began from the Spirit Hall.
This is a world where you can gain extraordinary power by reading books.
Reading Confucian classics can cultivate Haoran righteousness;
Reading the Daomen Collection, you can give birth to innate source qi;
Reading Buddhist scriptures, you can understand the true meaning of reincarnation;
Chen Luo’s golden finger is a bunch of idle books that the Heavenly Dao is not allowed to appear in this world!
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What the? “Liaozhai” is regarded as a heavenly book by the demon country?
What the? “Dragon Babu” opened the world of martial arts?
Don’t panic, it’s all small scenes!
Has this Confucian, tiger general like a cloud and a courtier like rain have heard of “Romance of the Three Kingdoms”?
That Taoist priest, have you seen “Romance of the Gods”? You Taoists are old cows inside!
Hey, senior monk, please stay, I still have a copy of “Journey to the West” here, are you interested?
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The history of the book is heavenly and the way, and the story is righteous and the appearance of the world.
You refine the Yang God and he cultivate Buddha, and the red dust has me to smile to the sky.
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