Shinichi*********

The Adventures of Hassan the Silversmith is a really bad story, not suitable for children at all. None of the protagonist's actions are right. First, he is cheated out of his skills as a greedy alchemist. Later, when he is rescued, he refuses to listen to the advice and opens the basement door to fall in love with the princess. He is also bold enough to steal people's clothes and force them to marry him. How is it different from the kind of kidnapping of women? How can this kind of story be suitable to appear in a fairy tale book? What is this kind of protagonist teaching children? I only saw bad conduct, greed and lust in the protagonist,