I Just Want to Write a Little Fairy Tale

Overall, it's a good story, a smooth and enjoyable read. However, the power levels increase very quickly, and the protagonist is extremely reckless and unaware of it, which makes it feel out of control and prevents you from fully enjoying the fairytale of "mutual rescue and salvation." Instead, it feels like an impatient "Stop being so reckless, you're about to die!" Kind of recklessness. The contrast between the beginning and the end is huge; you could say the protagonist's behavior becomes more like a ghost story after only a short time. The "human" aspect isn't fully developed, so the sacrifices aren't as impactful.

When I read Flora's chapter, something seemed off. It looked like she was going to become the female lead. I flipped through the pages and it really was. I don't understand why they chose a character with no charisma as the female lead. Aside from her mother's death, she has no distinguishing features. Throughout the "Match Seller" incident, she's a constant hindrance, always getting lost in her memories. Yes, I can understand an ordinary person getting caught up in memories of their deceased mother, but author, did you intend to make her the female lead? You bring in an ordinary person and tell the readers, "She's the female lead, everyone should like her!" How can that possibly resonate with readers? You need to showcase the character's charm! Even if she was previously lost in memories, she could have shown strength and growth after finally breaking free. But no, there was none. In fact, after contributing nothing in the previous incident, she became the very source of the next incident's ghost story—a complete negative buff, a stumbling block on the protagonist's path, constantly causing trouble. And then, under these circumstances, the author makes her the female lead? So, am I supposed to like a woman who isn't very strong, not very capable, and constantly drags the team down? It's absurd… This part of the plot is terrible. I could give the previous chapters an 8-9, which was quite good, but this chapter deserves less than a 6, a failing grade. I could tolerate it if it didn't have a female lead.

Cwm is amazing, out of over a thousand comments, I can only see about ten.

What's going on lately? So many old books have reappeared on the list, and some of the comments in the comments section are even from 2020! Did Red King delete my posts? #(Dizzy)

Why can't I see most of the comments?

A 10% discount on the entire order is not bad.

When did this book reappear? I was following it a few years ago, and then one day it suddenly disappeared from my bookshelf, showing as unavailable. But just a few days ago, I discovered that the book had reappeared without me even realizing it.

The more I look, the less interested I become. Firstly, the genre of ghost stories means that most of the plot relies on the protagonist guessing the rules and origins of the ghost stories, which is quite boring. The protagonist's investigation involves various tests, and the story is further fictionalized within the novel. Later, the story element of the future was added, and the protagonist explored the future, but didn't quite understand it. Furthermore, the protagonist didn't seem to try to stop the strange tales from being born.

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