Male protagonist, Buddhist romance novel recommendation

There were a few novels that could be recommended. Among them," After Rebirth, I Abandoned Immortality and Became Buddha " was a novel that focused on Buddhist cultivation. The male protagonist, Chen Jue, pursued the true meaning of Buddhism after his rebirth and cultivated Buddhist divine powers. In addition," Journey to Jin 'an " was also a fantasy romance novel. The male protagonist was the destined Buddha who had reincarnated for ten generations. These two novels were based on the male protagonist's Buddhist cultivation as the theme, suitable for readers who liked Buddhist cultivation.

Here are a few recommendations for novels where the male lead is a Buddhist cultivator: 1. " After Rebirth, I Abandoned Immortality and Become Buddha ": This novel tells the story of the male protagonist, Chen Jue, who was reborn into a teenager, pursuing the true meaning of Buddhism and cultivating the divine powers of Buddhism. 2. " Journey to Jin 'an ": This is a fantasy romance novel. The male protagonist is a destined Buddha who has reincarnated for ten lives. 3. " Crossing Buddha ": This novel described a male protagonist who was a Buddhist from the Wuding Sect who had realized that he was noble and otherworldly. He wanted to cross the Love Tribulation and become a Buddha. In the story, he met the demoness of the Acacia Faction, Luo Hengyu, and a touching story unfolded between the two of them. The above is a novel recommended by the search results. The male protagonist is a Buddhist cultivator.

The following are the recommendations for a few novels by lazy Buddhist male leads: " He is like jade giving birth to smoke ": This novel tells the story of a male actor in Beijing opera and a down-and-out young lady. The male protagonist is lazy and casual, while the female protagonist is his love tribulation. 2. " City-Toppling Love: Buddhist Wife Online ": The male lead was gentle and refined. In order to protect his Buddhist wife, he did not hesitate to use all kinds of strange tricks. These novels all had an ancient background and depicted the image of the male protagonist as a lazy Buddha.

Here are some recommendations for the final novels of Buddhist male protagonists: 1. " Not to disappoint the Buddha, not to disappoint the Qing ": This novel was written by Xiao Chun. It tells the story of the emotional entanglement between a male protagonist and a female protagonist in the process of cultivating Buddhism. 2. " The Monk Is the King of the World ": This novel was written by Mu Ayang. It tells the story of a male protagonist who becomes a monk and rules the world. 3. " Married to a Monk ": This novel was written by Luo Qingmei. It described the changes in the life and relationship between a female protagonist and a male protagonist after she married a monk. 4. " Crossing Buddha ": This novel was written by Da Baiya. It tells the story of a male protagonist who practices Buddhism. He faces various difficulties and challenges in his practice. These novels were all completed works and were suitable for readers who liked Buddhist male protagonists.

The following are the copywriting recommendations for a few Buddhist male protagonist novels: 1. " He is like jade giving birth to smoke ": This novel tells the story of a famous Beijing opera actor and a down-and-out daughter. The male lead had few desires and followed his heart. The female lead became his emotional touch. 2. " Crossing Buddha ": This novel tells the story of a Buddha. He wants to cross the Love Tribulation and break through the realm by tasting the seven emotions and six desires, being moved and understanding the process of lovesickness. During this process, he met the demoness of the Acacia Faction, Luo Hengyu. 3. " Not to disappoint the Buddha, not to disappoint the Qing ": This novel was written by Xiao Chun. It tells the story of the emotional entanglement between a male protagonist and a female protagonist in the process of cultivating Buddhism. Please note that the above recommended novel is based on the information provided by the search results. The specific content and plot may need to be read further for more details.

Here are some recommendations for Buddhist novels without male leads and female leads: 1. " Don't Disturb Ascension ": This novel is a daily story of cultivation written from the perspective of the female protagonist. The female protagonist mistakenly enters the cultivation world and a series of interesting stories happen. 2. " Hatred at the Vermilion Gate: The Queen of Revenge ": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist who witnessed her family being killed. She lived in the world for revenge and married the male protagonist's father, an emperor, by mistake to achieve her revenge goal. I hope these recommendations can satisfy your needs for Buddhist novels without male leads and female leads.

Pure Love Buddhist Male Lead's novel recommendation: Here are a few recommendations for novels by pure Buddhist male leads: 1. " City-Toppling Love: Buddhist Wife Online ": The male lead is gentle and refined. In order to protect his Buddhist wife, he uses all kinds of strange tricks and has an outstanding performance in the business world. 2. " He is like jade giving birth to smoke ": This novel tells the story of a male actor in Beijing opera and a down-and-out young lady. The male protagonist is lazy and casual, while the female protagonist is his love tribulation. These novels all had pure Buddhist male characters. They had few desires, followed their hearts, and were gentle and considerate to the female lead. These stories showed the sweet interaction and growth between the male and female leads.

The following are the recommendations of a few modern Buddhist male novels: "Crossing Buddha" Author: Big White Tooth Tooth 2. The Moon is Bright for a Thousand Miles by Luo Qingmei. "The Villain Buddha Flying" Author: Sand Boat Treading Emerald 4. Buddha, Please Put Down Your Butcher Knife. Author: Wei Pu 5. These novels were all written by the male protagonists of the Buddha's sons in a modern setting. The protagonists adhered to the Buddhist philosophy and cultivation methods, showing a pure heart and few desires, and a life attitude that followed the heart. They attracted readers with different plots and styles of writing, while also focusing on the development of the plot and the creation of the characters. These novels had all been completed, and the readers could read them without worry.

The following are the recommendations of a few female protagonist Buddhist novels: 1. [Offering Salted Fish to Grandmaster]: It was a story of a salted fish female protagonist meeting a berserk demon king. 2. [Don't Disturb Ascension]: It described the experience of a Kong Hou immortal cultivator. 3. "The Imperial Concubine Only Wants to Be a Salted Fish (Transverse Book)": After the female protagonist was reborn, she faced the challenges of the palace and fate with a Buddhist attitude in the ancient palace. 4. "80 Female Supporting Character's Buddhist Food Road": The female protagonist transmigrated into a cannon fodder female supporting character in a historical novel, facing the challenge of fate with a Buddhist attitude. 5. "Buddhist Big Boss Blooms Everywhere": The female lead has a Buddhist personality. She follows her heart and doesn't fight for it. However, she is doted on by the male lead. Please note that the above recommendations are only based on the search results. The specific content and quality may need to be further reviewed to make an accurate assessment.

The following are some recommendations for modern Buddhist novels with male protagonists: 1. " I Will Not Bide the Buddha, I Will Not Bide You ": The male lead was a paranoid Buddhist monk. The story between him and the female lead was filled with Zen wisdom and touching emotions. 2. " Imperial Buddha ": This is a novel about the male protagonist's obsession with Buddhism. The story shows the male protagonist's beliefs and emotions. 3. " Crossing Buddha ": The male protagonist was a Buddhist monk. The story described his cultivation and his relationship with the female protagonist. 4. " Brutal Princess, Weak Husband ": The main character is the son of a minister. After the emperor exterminated his family, he was taken in by Buddhism. There is also a fight between Buddhism and the imperial court. Please note that the novels recommended above may only be part of the relevant results. There may be other modern romance Buddhist novels that may not be mentioned.