The fairy-tale world is full of beautiful, kind princesses.
Some have magic that can freeze an entire castle!
Some have hair long enough to weave down from a castle tower!
And some take their fathers' places in the army, riding into battle!
They can sing, dance, write, and fight!
They understand art, play with technology, and write code!
They battle queens, fight princes, and slay demons!
They are terrifying beings who live forever across the multiverse!
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What is childhood? Do you know the black fairy tale? The current story itself is embellished
They can sing, dance, rop, play basketball, and are beautiful (manual funny)
You can leave a message here if you want the fairy tale world that the protagonist goes to. In addition to the names of fairy tale worlds, you can also write about the customs, power systems, etc. Of these fairy tale worlds. Of course, you can also create your own fairy tale world. If netizens like it a lot, I will also consider letting the protagonist play there. Take a look: Original fairy tale world: the world of lies Setting: In this world, you can get attribute bonuses by lying to others and making others believe you. The more people you cheat, the more powerful and beautiful you become. Original protagonist Princess: Cursed, she can only tell the truth. But due to the world setting, no one believes the princess's truth. So she is the weakest and ugliest one. Let's stop talking nonsense here.
I remember that the original story of Little Red Riding Hood was that Little Red Riding Hood was eaten in order to teach children not to listen to strangers.
Is the 25cm long dagger? Can you also chop off the enemy's head?
I hope the author doesn't want eunuchs or hire ghostwriters
Very well written, keep up the good work
Commentary on Chapter 2: Foreign Wizard, "The Princess in Fairy Tales" written in the late second year of secondary school.
Commentary on Chapter 52: Refraction of Light in "The Princess in Fairy Tales" written in the late second year of secondary school.
Authors who can, please update it.