Where the Splendor Ends

Getaway I am so high-spirited that I don't know what to worry about, I would like to go to the twelfth floor of Yujing. Swing your sword to break through the clouds and welcome the setting stars, Raise wine and sing to attract the phoenixes. Thousands of years of nothingness are nothing but dreams, A heartfelt love that refuses to let go. Waking up from a dream and watching the light rain, The country is still as gentle as before. ——The game "Legend of Sword and Fairy 4"

Unexpected and reasonable

I have to say, from the current point of view, if the child of the male and female protagonist does not sit on the throne, there will definitely be no good end. This hidden gem will definitely not be able to compete with the imperial power. Many things are not believed by others only if you give up. It is normal to eradicate the roots ~ The female protagonist should not have given birth to this child at all. No, the female protagonist The master should not have conceived this child at all. From a selfish point of view, whoever he marries will live a good life, instead of giving birth to a child who is difficult to gain a foothold under the imperial power~ Or the heroine enters the palace and becomes the queen mother, which is also a path in the future, but then she is not the heroine, but as an early Xiaoyan, it is okay~

Why do I feel like this is a father-son relationship? This ending doesn't feel like the ending, but like the beginning of another BL? If the relationship between father and son really happened, the heroine would probably be so angry that she would come to life again. . . .

After reading the main text, I came here to take a look again. To be honest, I really didn't like Lao San from the beginning. When I saw the intention to allocate Yibei to Lao San, I really wanted to give up the article. I endured it again and again, but decided to read it. With the idea that there might be a turnaround, I persisted in reading. After all, except for the male protagonist, I am still very satisfied with everything else. The writing is really good, but I feel that the relationship between Yibei and Laosan is too abrupt, so I can't accept this male protagonist. I always feel that all the men around Yibei are better than him (except for her father and brother), and their relationship with Yibei can also be felt from the text. However, this may be because the author has a little less focus on the emotional description of the male and female protagonists. -------- A diver's thoughts after reading

Perhaps this ending is the most hurtful, but it is also the most natural.

It's just these simple actions ==== just Come on