Sword and Fairy 3: From the Start, I Signed In to Claim the Divine Heavenly Abyss Sword

The author writes very well; at least so far, there seems to be no problem. Some readers say the protagonist is too saintly and cowardly, always giving things away, but I don't think so at all. This is the concept passed down by the righteous path—not resorting to force or bullying, which is very different from the refined selfishness depicted in many works nowadays, including many fantasy dramas…

It's good, but too short. Author, please update more! The male lead should have a harem of three thousand beauties, and he should definitely add Long Kui to it!

I don't know why the rating is so low; I found it to be excellent. Honestly, it's really hard to find a decent fanfiction of Chinese Paladin 3 on Tomato Bookstore. I hope the author continues and doesn't abandon the story. Update frequently. The more the better. Don't give up. As long as it doesn't fall apart later on, I feel this book is very good.

This is the author's first time writing a book, so we should encourage them. We won't criticize them, but we hope they write well. We suggest the author make the protagonist more domineering and resolute, with a powerful background and a powerful system. Don't write him as so compromising and weak. Remember, the cultivation world is a dog-eat-dog world. Although I didn't like some parts, it still deserves praise. Keep it up!!!

Life is full of suffering; only self-salvation can save you. Half worldly joys, half quiet happiness, half sobriety, half acceptance—may your heart be filled with boundless beauty, and may you always believe that life is worthwhile.

I think the author wrote well, but personally, I feel it doesn't need to be so overly "power fantasy." Reading too many power fantasy novels gets a bit tiresome. I suddenly wanted to read a book about Chinese Paladin 3, and after searching around, I found this author's work to be quite good. Also, I think there should be a romantic pairing, since everyone else has one.

This book, so far, doesn't seem to have changed its general plot. You can skip around in the early parts, jumping to where the story begins. However, if you skip around, there will be many parts you won't understand. I wouldn't recommend skipping. Read it slowly; it gets much better later on. *Chinese Paladin 3* is a part of my childhood. I think this is the only one in Tomato's collection.

Hang in there, this is the only readable Xianxia (Chinese fantasy) novel on the entire Tomato website.

It's a great show! I hope the author keeps up the good work and updates frequently. The protagonist's special abilities won't cause plot holes, and the protagonist's involvement in the story is quite high. I hope the unresolved issues from the original series can be resolved.

Author, the plot hasn't even started yet, but it's written very well. You could write a divine realm story, but now that the plot has begun, the updates are a bit slow. The plot is starting now. I've roughly analyzed the direction of the plot. You could use this system better. The things you sign in for should be more useful, okay?