Poor monk Fahai: White Snake, I want you to help me practice.

Chapter 1 Rebirth of Fahai
"Everything in the secular world has become a thing of the past. Idiot, from today on, you are a disciple of my Jinshan Temple. I will give you the Dharma name 'Dharma Sea' as my master. I hope that in the future you can be as deep and broad as the ocean, be compassionate and save all living beings. Hang the pot to save the world, subjugate demons and eliminate demons, and prove the Tao..."

Under the dead tree, a little novice monk was sitting on a stone in a daze, and the scene of becoming a monk again appeared in his mind.

His name is Fahai.

A young novice monk in Jinshan Temple became a monk at Jinshan Temple half a year ago. He worshiped under Zen Master Lingyou and was given the name Fa Hai.

In fact, he has another identity. He originally came from a parallel world called Blue Star, named Pei Lin. He was originally a college student, but because of an accident... he traveled to this world.

As soon as I was reborn, I found myself ordained as a monk.

Then I discovered... that I had become the famous Fa Hai in the future!

"So...I became Fahai."

Pei Lin couldn't laugh or cry, and felt helpless.

He is naturally very familiar and clear about Fahai. When he was watching the Legend of White Snake in his previous life, he often scolded Fahai for being nosy, and insisted on breaking up the loving couple of Xu Xian and White Snake.

Unexpectedly, in the blink of an eye, he would become the most hated person ever.

It can only be said that fate has its way with people...

But fortunately, he was reborn as Fahai in his youth, not the old-fashioned and stubborn old bald donkey behind him. He was smelly and stubborn, and could not listen to other people's advice. In the end, he made people angry and was criticized by the world.

So he wants to change and not become that person.

Since God has given him a chance to live a new life, he must live a wonderful, free and free life!
That's life!
Instead of the Ancient Buddha of Qingdeng, he lived his whole life in loneliness, and in the end was cast aside by the world.

So what are the benefits of being a monk?

You can't drink alcohol, you can't eat meat, you can't marry and have children... There are a lot of rules and regulations that are really annoying.

He was a person who had traveled from another world, and he originally loved eating meat every day, so how could he endure such hard work.

What can’t you eat when you’re in Blue Star? Not to mention the Man-Han Banquet, but at least you can order takeout to eat whatever you want, such as roasted chicken, roasted duck, roasted whole lamb, braised pork elbow...etc.

But what about here?
Nothing.

Not to mention takeout.

For the past six months, he could only eat vegetarian meals every day. There was no oily smell at all, and he had already felt sick in his stomach.

He is a teenage boy, and he is still growing!
How can this be done without eating meat?

Besides, practicing is so hard in daily life, and I don’t have the energy even if I don’t eat meat.

The less meat he could eat, the more greedy he became for meat, and his eyes began to feel dizzy.

Therefore, in his recent practice... he has remained at the same place, making no progress at all.

His intellectual qualifications are not very good. What others can learn in a few days of martial arts training, he still hasn't learned it after studying for half a month.

For example... the introductory boxing technique Arhat Fist learned after entering Jinshan Temple.

He hasn't mastered it yet.

On the other hand, another monk who studied with him at the same time, Fa Wu, had already achieved some success and practiced boxing.

This gap is extraordinary.

Over the past six months, the gap between the two has gradually widened.

Fahai is still in the realm of a young novice monk.

But the monk Fawu who started at the same time has already entered the realm of the warrior monk.

The first three realms of Buddhist practice are divided into the realms of novice monks, warrior monks and practitioners.

These three realms are also called the lower three realms.

Hinayana masters, Mahayana masters and nirvana are called the three middle realms. Monks who have entered the middle three realms will be called enlightened monks. Therefore, in the third realm, one can be called a Zen master.

For example, the abbot of Jinshan Temple, who is Fa Hai’s master, Zen Master Lingyou, is in the realm of a Hinayana master.

As for Vajra, Arhat and Bodhisattva... these are the upper three realms. Only those who attain the golden body of enlightenment can be considered as entering the upper three realms.

There is a world of difference between each of these realms, and the gap is not that big.

Fahai's qualifications were really poor among his peers, almost at the back of the pack.

In addition, he only wants to eat meat now... and he has no intention to practice martial arts, so there will be no progress.

While others are practicing, he is distracted.

Only then will he remain in the realm of a young novice monk, and he is still a low-level person.

There is only one copy in the entire Jinshan Temple.

Generally speaking, even people with relatively ordinary qualifications can reach at least the middle level even if they practice for half a year.

A slightly better one can reach top grade.

Those with good qualifications may break through to the realm of monks within half a year.

For example, Fawu is the most qualified person of his generation, and he broke through to the realm of a warrior monk in half a year.

Fahai became a negative example and the worst performer.

This disappointed and caused headaches for his master, Zen Master Lingyou, the abbot of Jinshan Temple.

In half a month, the assessment of the three generations of disciples in the temple will be held. If Fahai is ranked last... then where can he, as a master, put his face?

He originally accepted Fa Hai as his disciple because when he first saw him, he saw the unique wisdom root on his head. I thought that after becoming the queen, I would perform well and be able to carry the banner of Jinshan Temple in the future, but I didn't expect it to be so bad.

Not only did he often fall asleep when he was lecturing on Buddhist scriptures, he was also often lazy when practicing martial arts, and his mind was not in the temple.

Therefore, Zen Master Lingyou is also asking himself whether he has misjudged the wrong person, or whether his teaching method is wrong?
Maybe... we can do it another way?
Zen Master Lingyou couldn't help but think about it.

thoughts about others.

Fahai couldn't care less at this time. What he was thinking about now was a pheasant he accidentally saw in the mountains yesterday... At this moment, he was thinking about how to catch this pheasant.

As long as he catches this pheasant, he can eat meat!

As for the rules and regulations in the temple, he couldn't care so much.

At worst, the monk won’t do it anymore.

He wants to eat meat anyway!

How about making a trap to catch pheasants?
When he catches the pheasant, he will roast the chicken and eat it, making him a full meal.

When I thought of this, my eyes widened and my mouth watered.

"Fahai!"

While he was in a daze, a scolding voice sounded behind him.

His cheap master, Zen Master Lingyou, did not know when he appeared behind him, silently.

Fa Hai was shocked and immediately came to his senses. He immediately wiped the corners of his mouth to dry up the drool that had just fallen. He just thought about eating roast chicken, and he was really greedy.

Seeing Fa Hai's poor performance, Zen Master Lingyou's eyes flashed with disappointment.

He had just been explaining Buddhist scriptures, trying to stimulate Fahai's wisdom, but the other party... still couldn't hold up the wall with ordinary mud!
"Tell me, what I just mentioned in the scriptures is that the Buddha held flowers and showed them to the people at the Lingshan meeting. Everyone was silent, except for the Venerable Kassapa who broke his face and smiled. What did Venerable Kassapa realize when he broke his face and smiled?"

"..."

(End of this chapter)