My Fiancée Is a Sword Saint

Keep up the good work, author! Don't worry too much about what others think. As a young reader, I found the book quite enjoyable. I also hope that Mu'er will grow up gradually; the book needs time too. Reading your article, I thought about how Chen Mu and Fu Xian are currently being guided by time. The best love is actually about mutual growth.

Regardless of whether it's sweet or not, I'll just say that what I like most about this book is that it fits the cultivation genre perfectly and has very positive values. What you see in the family is kinship and warmth, not power struggles and intrigue. In sects, strength is respected and seniority is paramount.

The protagonist is such a saint; he never kills anyone. No matter how much others bully or even try to kill him, he forgives them until he's almost dead before retaliating. Rival sects relentlessly hunt him down, targeting his family and even crippling his sister Yao Yao and severing her bloodline in the Sword Palace.

I just used someone else's picture to post.

It's been a while since I've been active online, so I'll post three pictures of the white-haired character first.

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First time noticing... Well written! Keep it up!! Excellent!

I can't stand it anymore. A three-year-old child can fight against a horde of beasts in front of the city gate, charging into battle?!

The author is terrible, the writing is awful, what's the point of you opening several threads? I usually keep all comments, good or bad, and I reply to them, but you managed to force me to delete a post, you're really something!

Let's start with the strengths. Unlike some overly simplistic novels, most characters in this book, whether main or supporting, are intelligent and at least their actions align with their stance. Secondly, the author is very dedicated to this book, which is commendable.