The Orphan of the Ming Dynasty: the Secret of Cinderella from Grimm's Fairy Tales

If the ending of Cinderella in Grimm's fairy tales was that the prince proposed to eat Tang Monk's meat, would you still believe the fairy tale? Fairy tales lie to you, but in reality those nobles are man-eating monsters. Don't believe in Cinderella anymore, the real ending is: when the clock strikes midnight, the prince reveals his true form on the spot and wants to make her into a tonic. Because she is an orphan from the Ming Dynasty living in the West, and she has the perfect Chinese blood that these Western monsters dream of. She breaks branches to reflect on her thoughts, guarding the roots of China; she is covered in ashes, hiding a thousand-year murderous intention. When that Ming Dynasty dress embroidered with mountains and rivers appeared, this diorama should have been broken long ago! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.