In a Fairytale, I Save Snow White from the Start

That's it? If you don't write a book, I'll take your surname. You're trying to persuade me to quit at the beginning, but you still want flowers as a reward? You don't think about how to save your life, but only think about women? Do you really think that you can die under peonies and be romantic as a ghost? Thank you for using Assassin's Creed as the cover. It really insults Assassin's Creed. Bah.

I don't know if this is the reason for giving away a daughter. It may not seem to some people, but in my personal opinion, it is. First of all, the protagonist saw Cinderella for the first time and did not understand that Cinderella came up and said that you will be the princess in the future. Forcibly matching the prince and Cinderella is exactly the same as the fairy tale. Cinderella is manipulated by fairies in fairy tales, but it is really poisonous to be manipulated by the protagonist here.

I'm really sad. Why did it end so *quickly? Why did the ending return to the real world? He is obviously a hunter who yearns for freedom. He is willing to return to the reality of work and not stay in the fairy tale. Why did the protagonist promise that everyone will come back and it ended like this? Even if you wrote that the protagonist is determined to stay in the fairy tale world, I wouldn't feel so uncomfortable.

Hunter! Snow White, the witch, Little Red Riding Hood, the Elf Princess, Elsa, these people who love you, how could you be willing to leave them behind? I felt depressed after watching it. But I have to say that this is a good book, but the ending is so disappointing.

Can you believe that I have finished reading a novel in which the main character is still a virgin until the end?

I am so lucky to find such an interesting soul on this website that is full of pretense, hahaha

You have left so many princesses alone in the fairy tale world. Even if you write a few more extras, your endless ending will make us readers feel so uncomfortable!

Does the author not know much about this word? The main character is at best an honest person, but not even a good person. In fact, the writing is pretty good. It's a bit speechless to emphasize that he is a scumbag all day long. If I had already said that the protagonist is an honest person who was cheated on, it's almost as good as a scumbag? Forget it. This pig's feet really doesn't deserve it.

When it comes to fairy tales, normal people will think of how dangerous fairy tales are in reality. If you want to save your life, the protagonist is different. He is very free and easy. If you can become stronger, you have to kiss a woman. I have no money for it.

The protagonist is so holy, and the princess who was tortured, abused and almost died. I really vomited if I had to forgive Hans, the assassin. It was so holy, so ****.