When I saw the final battle ignited, and I was depressed when I saw the final ending, I really regretted not listening to people's persuasion. I should have withdrawn when I saw Nia and Simon getting married.
This ending is really unacceptable.
How many people like this ending.
Isn't it bad to have a happy ending in a fantasy work?
Don't leave a sad ending in order to bring out the spirit.
And aren't there enough sacrifices ahead? Is it because the screenwriter thinks that one more one is not enough to kill the heroine directly? I think it doesn't matter if one kills the heroine less because the previous sadness is enough, and the final ending is obviously to give hope, but the ending is directly depressing, the screenwriter does not know what Call it blank? Seeing Simon's lonely and old-fashioned appearance, he was directly angry. Does this tell us that we have nothing left in the end?
Why did Simon do so much without giving him a little happiness?
What's the use of Simon being able to resurrect Nia? What's the difference between Simon's being unable to resurrect Nia, because this is a work of positive energy that is not allowed to resurrect anyone, and Simon's character design is not allowed either.
In my personal opinion, if the final outcome is not counted, then Tianyuan Breakthrough can indeed be said to be a masterpiece.
Maybe some people think this is the best ending, but in my opinion it's a bad ending.
And it feels very sudden. The good picture one second before is warm and everyone gathers at the wedding. Flowers, brides and grooms bgm sound, giving people a very happy feeling, and then suddenly the bride can't get it. It's very sudden. And Simon, I know you're ready, but when you laugh, it really makes me feel so heartless.
And why let me see Simon alone in old age? Is this a picture of a man trying his best to get nothing? Is this positive energy? By the way, Simon, do you have to leave? You don't have to leave even if you want to hand it over to the next generation, right? Wouldn't it be nice to just wait and see? I can still accompany my comrades in arms and catch up with my friends, so I won't end up alone at the end, right?
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