In this article, I discuss Kongyin Zhencheng's criticism of Yogacara theories. He was a monk who spent most of his life in Wutai Mountain during the late Ming dynasy. According to the records, Zhencheng has a role in the prosperous development of Yogacara and Hetuvidya during that time. This theme has not been able to be further studied until I read his work-She Dacheng Lun Xiushi- at Xiyuan Temple in Suzhou. In this work, Zhencheng showed his accomplishment regarding Yogacara. More importantly, he also severely criticized the three Yogacara theories: "tong chu ge bian," "yin guo ju shi," and "si bian ju yi." In these critics, he fully demonstrated his academic features of independent thinking and not blindly believing in the canon. In this respect, Zhencheng is more outstanding than his peers. Thus, he deserves to be highly evaluated.