A novel whose heroine's name is Sanskrit.

The novel whose heroine's name is Sanskrit is The Incredible Journey of Sanskrit.

As of December 8, 223, the latest update in the serial of this novel is Chapter 27 on March 23, 22: Chance turns the snake into its name. The author of the novel is Shu Yu Lou, the novel types are originality, romance, overhead history and Xian Xia, and the perspective of the work is the heroine.

Introduction to the novel: The abandoned girl in front of the Lamtuo Temple is predestined friends with the Buddha, and was named Sanskrit by the eminent monk as a nominal disciple. Ever since she was a child, she has never forgotten anything, and she really learns faster than others by listening to the scriptures and chanting Buddha. Ask Buddha: There is nothing in mind, nothing in reason, nothing in fear, and stay away from upside down dreams. Therefore, feel the suffering of all beings, cross him out of the sea of suffering, and the Buddha is silent.

With the death of Chang and her master, her quiet life began to face new challenges. The incredible journey, what kind of tests and crises she will experience, and then how she will resolve it.

Wonderful plot

On that day, I passed the Xishan boundary and looked at the Xishan boundary door to think about how to borrow a convenience. Just thinking, I might as well get a thrust on my back and knock me out a few meters away. I almost stopped, but before I spoke, an old and rich voice preemptively asked, "Who will come to my Xishan boundary!" "

I turned to face the pain in my back, folded my hands and kowtowed, saying, "Disciple Sanskrit didn't mean to risk it. I came here because I had to beg the Western Mountain Lord." After a pause, I heard the voice ask again, "Are you an ordinary woman?" This time, I put a bodhi branch in the bun of the monk's way and wore a wide robe, but it looked a bit nondescript.

I nodded and answered, "I have been a Buddhist since I was a child, and I still practice with my hair." I knew that I was an orphan without father and mother since I began to learn. I don't know who put me in infancy at the gate of the rotten pagoda temple.

At that time, Master Jiexian told me that I was predestined friends with the Buddha, but because of my baby girl, it was inconvenient to take me in, so I was remembered as a nominal disciple and was raised by a farmer at the foot of the mountain, named Sanskrit.