
The Demon King of the Fairy-Tale World
童话世界的大魔王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 163k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
84Chapters
1.9MReads
13.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Why do I suddenly feel that being a eunuch in Feilu novels is a very normal thing? ∏_∏
The queen is a virgin, and she has left foreshadowing a long time ago. The king is so old, marrying a queen is mostly symbolic, and Satan has been sleeping on her bed for ten years. If the king comes too, think about it, who would want to sleep in the same bed with a man. Well, since you don't like euphemism, don't be euphemistic. It's four o'clock in the morning now. I'll change Chapter 17 as soon as I wake up tomorrow and ask for permission. Cherish your promise, everywhere. Forget it all, there are too many white lotuses and green tea in fairy tales, so I can only promise to take a few.
The most annoying thing is that these characters have traveled through time and become awesome, but they don't have novels corresponding to their abilities. It's so disgusting.
There will be a minimum of ten updates on the first day, and a minimum of six updates every day thereafter. As for the issue of update time, please come in and share your opinions.
The foreign fairy tales we see now are all modified. The original versions are basically dark-oriented. I guess they were not originally written for children...
The original version of Grimm's fairy tales was originally bloody and dark. It was later modified several times by the Brothers Grimm before it became what it is now.
The protagonist takes over Bai Xue's stepmother? White snow doesn't smell good, but the evil stepmother smells good?!!!
It's been almost half a month, old*, and you haven't updated yet. Do you want me to visit your grave?
Which Andersen fairy tale seemed to be a dark story in the past? Now the Andersen fairy tales are all abridged.
Am I the only one who thinks Aladdin in the introduction is very informative?