Sword and Fairy 3: Who Is the True Savior?

I prefer that the protagonist is Prince Yang, who comes to save his sister. Although the ending of Solanum Solanum is more like cause and effect (a thousand years ago, the countrymen protected her, her brother protected her, her father, queen and mother protected her. A thousand years later, she protected this land and sacrificed herself to protect her brother). But she has suffered too many grievances during the thousand years of waiting... So I hope her brother can really come back! And I hope that Qing'er can grow up happily instead of being sacrificed from birth. (When she was pregnant, her mother wanted to keep her father, and her mother froze her because of her appearance. When she was a minor, she had to manage Nan Zhao as a saint, and when she became an adult, she married a king and she wanted to protect Nan Zhao. When she gave birth to Nuwa's descendants, she had to suppress the monsters after reproduction. Please tell me. Does Qing'er have a moment of his own? (I really don't think so for others, because it's all about sacrifice and reward, including Maomao. After Maomao's parents passed away at the age of eight, he had to feed them with food from hundreds of families. Maomao later cut off the meat and paid it back, and someone gave him a chance to choose.) Alas, after just over 60 chapters, unstable emotions began to appear, and the writing became inconsistent (it was said earlier that Zixuan only has small love but not big love. It's boring to mix it up with Nightshade). It's difficult for gods to be emotional in three realms. Love is inherently selfish. When you love someone, she is destined to be more important than others. This is true for little gods, not to mention that the protagonist describes himself so noble. Is this the result?

It's good-looking, and the lack of a system really pisses me off. As long as the rear settings don't go too far, I'll continue to chase it. Moreover, based on the introduction and the current plot development, Solanum Solanum should be the heroine. As a time traveler, the protagonist may also have the same setting of a creature outside the six realms as the Evil Sword Immortal. He and the Evil Sword Immortal may have a situation of mutual suppression, instead of being purely invincible like the original work [Thinking]

——💗💗💗: After listening to all this, Tang Kun smiled bitterly and shook his head, laughing at himself that he was powerless to do many things, and the only one he couldn't worry about was Xuejian. Tang Kun was worried that Tang Xuejian would not be able to support the entire Tang family, and hoped to find a good son-in-law before Tang Kun died. After hearing this, He Yang became interested and asked if he had a man he liked. Tang Kun smiled bitterly. He wanted to find Tang Xuejian a perfect gentleman with both civil and military skills, good conduct, skill and wisdom. . . There are not many such people, only great readers. . . [Laughing][laughing][laughing]🥁🥁🥁💐💐💐💐💐💐. . . . . . . . . . .

Yes, the author's writing is very nice. It made me look at Sword and Sword III from another perspective. Author, I hope the ending is perfect. The original drama was too sadistic. I hope there will be a good ending. Can the heroine be Solanum Solanum? I gave you a gift, it's not much, don't dislike it [laughing]

Come on 👏 Author (I haven't watched Fairy Sword for a long time and I just want to review it [laughing]) Can there be a plot about the heavens? If so, can Sedum and Xuejian Baidoufu go to another world with the protagonist? Thank you.

The content is rich and substantial, the author has rich imagination, the plot is vivid and interesting, the results are clear and reasonable, the images are vivid and full, and the description is meticulous.

The story is rich in content, the plot is vivid and interesting, the structure is clear and reasonable, the images are vivid and full, and the description is meticulous. Wonderful and worth reading.

There is no system, and the cheats were obtained after being bitten. I practiced hard as a mortal and changed the original tragic ending. There were not too many inexplicable secondary settings, and it was quite comfortable to watch.

The author has rich imagination, substantial content, fascinating images, vivid and lifelike images, clear structure and delicate description.

It's a little too plot-y, but I can watch it