The Supporting Female Character Who Transmigrated into a Fairy Tale

The genre is very novel. It is a story about the heroine who travels to a fairy tale. It is not like the past that directly writes about the relationship between the characters and then unfolds the story around the characters. Instead, it uses the environment and emotional tone as a foreshadowing, and it is a progressive process that continues from the outside to the middle. The author is like weaving a web. When we are still guessing about the heroine's life experience, we don't know that we have entered the fairy tale kingdom. When you are still thinking about what to do if the heroine faints, the author has already given a hint for them to successfully enter the Duke's servants later. The opening chapters are written from the heroine's perspective, allowing us to feel the heroine's disbelief and helplessness as she enters a different world for the first time. But she also amazed us with her courage and perseverance when she knew everything was a foregone conclusion. When she found out that she couldn't speak the same language as them, the heroine had no regrets. She used her language advantage to learn as many languages ​​as possible in the new world. When she knew that the system here was different from the system where she lived, she did not criticize the world's system from the highest moral point because she was different. She just tried to integrate into the world and respect everyone within her own ability. (Different fairy tales in this article have multiple endings, and everything is possible^O^. I have only read a few of them. This is just my own reading experience. If there is any discrepancy in what I said, you are welcome to correct me. ٩(Ü)۶♥٩(Ü)۶

It's super beautiful⊂(˃̶͈̀ε ˂̶͈́ ⊂ ), this book is different from other books (๑• . •๑), "Wearing Children's Corners" is a fairy tale⁽⁽ଘ( վ‿< )ଓ⁾⁾, I prefer Nordic fairy tale style (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡, I prefer this kind of books ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)✧, but it's a pity that there are so few books of this type ヽ(｀Д´)ﾉ... A digression⁄(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)⁄, what is the next fairy tale for Baby Bottle? The first one is "Cinderella", the second one is "Snow White", and what about the third one (′ʘ⌄ʘ‵)? I really want to know ('-ωก̀) 🥺🥺🥺

Super pretty! This kind of ending with multiple endings is great. It feels like all the endings of otome games have been solved. It's quite fresh.

Wonderful and rich content with different stories. Very interesting. Keep up the good work, author. I really enjoy reading your books.

A treasure book ~ worth reading (*'▽'*) ♪ I picked it up casually when I was in a book shortage. I thought it was just ordinary but I didn't expect it to be so good (it smells so good!)

I really like this fairy tale theme. The heroine is self-reliant, kind and beautiful. Most importantly, I like the way she does things.

It's very good. Although I haven't finished reading it, it's very interesting. I used to think that in all the time-travel novels written by the author, the people who travel through time are the protagonists. However, in this book, the people who travel through time-travel are the supporting characters. 🤔The subject matter is very good. Are you there? Are you there? Are you there?

Fried Chicken is good-looking. I thought it was a systematic fast-travel, but I didn't expect that it would be a time-travel to a fairy tale continent and the heroine would explore it on her own. When I first saw the first fairy tale, I didn't guess it at all. It wasn't until the author pointed it out that I realized it was a Cinderella story. I really want to see the final scene where all the princes and the heroine meet. Goose goose, needless to say five-star reviews

Oh my God, I finished reading it in four hours. It's so short, but it's really good to watch. Alas, I like the last ending the best. Hehehehe, how can three people take it home to see their parents? [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

There are some minor flaws. The heroine's character in the early stage is a bit weird and not very likable, but this kind of writing is rare and difficult to describe. Besides, everyone has different views on things. Overall, it is good, and the ending is very happy! ! I really like the wizard (*/ω＼*). I gave it four stars because I had the thought of abandoning the book because of the flaws in the early stage, but I really like the fairy tale setting. Fortunately, I saw it till the end.