The King Who Does Not Believe in the Curse Will Lead the Way in Surrender

A very delicate book that made me cry a lot. It seems to have a happy ending, but it always makes me feel a little regretful. Philip hid his ambition and deceived many people, including me. It was not until the end that I discovered his madness. I always thought that the hero of this article was a harmless and friendly guy. It was too ideal, but very beautiful, so I read the ending and the final twist. It really amazed me. It felt like it instantly rose to a higher level. The characters were all very three-dimensional. The whole novel had a sense of narration. It was just that the ending was a bit rushed. It would have been nice if more could have been written. However, the simplification process seemed to be quite good. By condensing the tragedy, it seemed to be less painful. All in all, it's really good to watch [like] [blowing kiss] I like the setting of the male protagonist [admiration] Of course the female protagonist also, they are irreplaceable for each other! PS, I rarely write long reviews. I strongly recommend him. I feel that his rating is a bit low. The writing is quite good and the plot is also exciting [Love] [Like] [Like]

At first I thought it was a fairy tale stew, but later I found out that it revealed the bloody truth behind the beauty of the fairy tale, because his wife might be written to death by fate, and started a revolution. His wife is also a heroine, referring to Queen Elizabeth of England, who is capable and courageous. The male protagonist is an ordinary person who travels through time, and is a liberal arts student. He behaves cowardly most of the time, but is actually a lunatic. The couple has conflicts, concepts or other things, but there is no third party to disgust people. I think it's very interesting. It goes beyond the routine and creates new ideas in fairy tale time travel. It's great👍🏻!

Very good! Very good! I read what other people wrote about the ancient version of male tyrants, and I just thought the author's writing was so good, you know? I was shocked! ! ! I really can't accept that image! ! !

Fairy tale yet reality Reality and fairy tale The fate that should be mysterious is so clear. It is a fairy tale written in a book, and the ending of the story is already determined. But the ever-changing and unpredictable human heart is still unpredictable. It is like catkins floating in the wind. Even if it falls to the ground, it may not be its final destination. Human beings have always liked to challenge the unknown, and put aside the known ones that are useless, make use of the useful ones, and find ways to crack the harmful ones. Resist fate It is the background of most stories Even if it's a fairy tale But what should have been a beautiful fairy tale has become a fate of bondage There is only one ending to the story Break this bondage Come on, Philip Come on, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Come on, the soon-to-be-born Princess Lily is also the future Queen of the Three Kingdoms.

It's really good. The male protagonist's early description of "he can't save anyone" is really touching. He is also a person stuck in the mud! They are all people struggling in the mud [almost crying] [crying] Although many people have said that the male protagonist is useless and other bad comments, I don't think that is the case. First of all, the male protagonist does not want to be this male protagonist. He is just an ordinary, no more ordinary ordinary person. He suddenly came to another world. Although he is a prince, his situation is also particularly bad. Some people commented and blamed him for enjoying good treatment but not taking responsibility, saying that he was cowardly, etc., But he did not evade responsibility! The author has already described in the early stage that he has tried very hard to help the people, but it is in vain. He is also desperate, watching people starve to death every day. He can only find a way or a person who can allow his people to survive. He knows very well that his ability cannot save his people, so he will not delay it for the sake of rights. This is already very worthy of respect! He has no golden fingers, no superpowers, and no ability to fight against the mysterious forces in this world. Even some modern things he knows are just frameworks, and he doesn't know how to form them. He has no financial resources to support him. What can he do? He has tried his best to save! No one is born to be a protagonist. The word protagonist is so meaningful! The responsibilities it confers are not something ordinary people can afford! It's really good-looking and very well-organized.

It's not particularly exciting, but it's the kind of feeling that keeps you watching, you know? It's like you are under the sun, but only that beam of light shines into your heart and stays there forever.

In my eyes, it is a very interesting book, a rare book with fairy tale themes and a Western background. However, some people may not like it, but you might as well read it. If it's not suitable, just leave it. There's no need to leave a bad review. If you think it looks good, you might as well leave a five-star review like me.

I really like this book. It feels much better than the later book "Rumor Elopement" [because that book's character design was a bit messed up on the senses] I really like this book, but when I saw the title, I didn't click on it. I recently came in because of another book title. It's already finished. I just watched it like this. It felt very uncomfortable and boring. It's a feeling I can't explain, but I liked it very much. It's really sad that their story ends like this. I still want to see more follow-up.

Although there are some flaws in the plot, the description of the relationship between the male and female protagonists attracted me to read it in one breath. The author is so good at writing and pulling, and it made me mentally weak [face covering], with all the ups and downs.

It's been a long time since I've encountered a book that's so satisfying, please give it a try

The male protagonist is really gentle, and the female protagonist is really like a queen. The male protagonist (Sleeping Beauty herself) and the female protagonist are the daughters of Cinderella (Cinderella). There is no queen in the fairy tale. The male protagonist helps the female protagonist break the shackles of fate. The fairy tale disappears. The characters are really good. In addition, there are other characters, Williford, Eliza, William, Robert... They are all very beautiful.

Read it in one sitting. It looks good, but I can't praise it enough. The best parts: fairy tales and revolution, love stories, tragedy and changes in destiny in the name of fairy tales, pretty good character creation, and above-average writing. The poisonous point is really big. The first few dozen chapters should be the most exciting part, but instead they are a bit dissuasive, or very dissuasive. But for people who are totally okay with it, the middle part will look really, really nice. Then when it comes to the later part, which is mainly about machinations and contradictions, it will be very uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist does a lot, but is filled with incompetence. This situation continues, it's so depressing. I can only say that maybe from a literary perspective, the latter part is wonderful. Although the writing is not that good, the sharp contradictions and conflicts, coupled with a relatively clear main line, are definitely wonderful. But I think it really doesn't look good. And actually I think the plot there is a bit broken. There are obviously traces of changing the outline and swallowing the settings. Especially for people like me who have nothing to do on vacation and read the entire article in two days, it is very uncomfortable. Changing the settings midway is not a good idea. It is also a poisonous point in itself. It can only be said that the lesser of the two rights can be compared. Then there is the final and quick completion of the book. No matter how you put it, it is a mess. From reading the comments, it seems that the author often seems to be resurrected after a while, so maybe he didn't have time to write and didn't want to be a eunuch, so he had no choice but to finish the book, and then tried his best to save some. I have said so many bad things, but overall it is still very good to watch. It's a pity that it's rare to think that it would be better if the author could write a few more books before writing this story. It gives me a completely different feeling from the ordinary little poisonous writing. Maybe write a sequel? Digging deeper into Philip and Elizabeth's love story? Or let the protagonist become a heroic spirit and participate in the Holy Grail War or something. When the fairy tale book of destiny decays, the Holy Grail of Desire is born in the world?

It's quite interesting. It's an anti-dark fairy tale, a struggle for power, emotional entanglements and conflicts of interest, and female growth. Atypical fairy tales, realistic cruelty: the world of fairy tales not only revolves around princesses and princes, but also the avant-garde ideas of the poor people/"travelers" at the bottom are not recognized by the world. The emotional line is very exciting: from pure love, mutual trust and struggle, to power conflicts and ideological incomprehension, mixed with the protagonist's hatred of the world and the queen's ruthless pursuit of power... Pure love, kindness, slight love brain, dedicated to changing society, male protagonist vs. Female protagonist, history of ascendancy, later assimilation by power, female protagonist (This is a one-sided character analysis, but overall it is quite complicated and worth reading)

Come on! The story is excellent as always [Like]

When I was a child, I loved reading fairy tales. I would be moved by the touching love stories in the stories, but I would always imagine what would happen to the hero and heroine after the story ended. This novel gave me an answer. This novel is very beautiful. A story has a happy ending just because it is not over yet. At the end, you will think of the beginning, and I will always think of the interesting things when Philip and Elizabeth met. I hope more people will read this novel. (❁´◡`❁)*✲ﾟ*

It's pretty good. Although there aren't many updates every time, so it's not particularly coherent, but they are all small problems and flaws. In this generally high-rated Tomato, five stars are still possible. The love between Philip and Elizabeth is mutual support, tolerance, love and understanding, but they are separated by a gap. For Philip, he is resentful. How could he not hate the people and the world who have brought harm to him? With hatred and determination to change the world, he is a bit weak, but the resentment is hard to get rid of. Motivation to move forward, he cannot pretend that nothing has happened. His pain, the pain of the people, the pain of people who are trapped in the fairy tale era like him, he naturally wants to change, he is naturally opposed to this world and system, even if he becomes a powerful person. One of the tops of power is the king of the country. The thoughts and knowledge from other worlds he possesses are his weapons. Then there is a gap between him and Queen Elizabeth, who is also at the top of feudal rule. His wife, his behavior is shaking the rule of royal power. She is He is a politician, but he is not. He is kind-hearted and soft-hearted and cannot make the same choice as her. He loves his family and wants to protect them. For this reason, he can do everything he can think of, to destroy fairy tales and even kill his own children because he loves her. At the same time, he advocates The development of science and technology, while saving her life, also pushed all fairy tale-related existences, regardless of friend or foe, into the abyss. In the end, she died. The country lost its guardian elf, and the queen also lost her mentor and friend, Amiya, who loved her like an elder. She also loved him. She also loves her family, but she pays more attention to the running of the country. After all, she is the queen and bears heavier responsibilities. She needs the marriage of her children to stabilize the regime. Philip is powerless to stop anything. He tried his best. The stability of power, the wishes of the children and the death of Amia. They love each other, but it is inevitable that there will be rifts. In the end, they also died with some regrets. This is not bad. After all, when they die, they let go and are free. Maybe only in a world without these disputes, they can love each other more honestly! And those fairy tale characters finally found their destination, and the little Philip who really died was also protected by Maleficent in a fairy tale place.

It's so beautiful. Before I finished reading it, I felt that the relationship between men and women was a bit regretful. There were too many mixed things. The two people couldn't express their love for various reasons. Unexpectedly, the author also wrote about their future generations and gave them a pure love [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

This book is fascinating and full of surprises on every page, making it impossible to stop reading. The author uses vivid and delicate descriptions to present the story scenes vividly in front of readers, making people feel as if they are personally there. The language is beautiful and fluent, and every word is exquisite, making people immersed in it for a long time and unable to extricate themselves. The author's character creation is very successful. Each character has a unique personality and touching story, and people can't help but cheer for them. This book is full of wisdom and philosophy. After reading it, it makes people think deeply and understand many principles of life. It cleverly incorporates suspense and puzzles, allowing readers to enjoy reading while solving puzzles. The structure is compact, the plot has ups and downs, and each chapter is fascinating, making it difficult to predict what will happen next.

Like an alternative history book. I stayed up all night to read it, there was a knife, but it was in line with the normal life and death. The extra story is revived, and modern Philip and Elizabeth can finally fall in love sweetly. Great.

It's like watching a super-real time travel. Different from other time travel novels that constantly create perfect characters for the protagonists to deal with various crises and then bring various kinds of pleasure to the readers who feel the same, this is obviously a group portrait script. The collisions between the characters all tell that their characters are real and full of flesh and blood. Perhaps from the early experience, Elizabeth the Great's experience may be more like the protagonist than the protagonist, but when the plot turns to the male protagonist's crazy development of the industrial revolution for Elizabeth to kill the fairy tale concept in people's minds, one can't help but feel that he is worthy of the title of protagonist. After going through various minor difficulties, he could comfortably live in the fairy tale, but if the fairy tale wanted the life of the person he cared about most, he would not hesitate to promote the industrial revolution to kill the fairy tale and change his destiny. If he was pushed by the plot in the early stage, then when he learned that Elizabeth would be killed by a fairy tale, the madness driven by his thinking gave people a sense of shock. The feeling at that moment was that he suddenly stood up, picked up the knife, and then sharpened it crazily, just to cut off the neck of the fairy named Him in front of him.

A very good novel, not a traditional male-female novel, but a real and cruel fairy tale world. Even after killing the fairy tale, it still cannot change the cruelty of reality. Although there are a lot of knives, the ending can be considered a mercy by the author.

It is very beautiful. It is not a simple fairy tale. It has been sublimated. I feel that I can see the collision of ideas from different eras in this book.

It starts like a fairy tale, but does not end like a fairy tale. In the fairy tale world, the male protagonist uses the capital system to fight against the destiny book in the fairy tale world and kills the fairy tale just to protect his family and all the people controlled by the destiny book.

Wonderful. It has unique style and charm and strong characterization. There are very few books in Tomato that can make me resonate with the development of the plot like reading a paper book. After reading it, I felt lost and still immersed in the story. This book is one of them.

The extras are better than the main text. I recommend reading the synopsis. The bad thing about the synopsis is that I really don't know how to write political dramas, but there are a lot of political dramas, so I bite the bullet and write political dramas on my own. Maybe I'm getting carried away, so I happily write more political dramas.

I read it in one sitting, it's an interesting direction. At first I was a little confused watching the pull before marriage, but later it became clearer and gradually sublimated. The biggest feeling is that the great waves of history cannot be reversed. I thought it was going to be a little fantasy, but it turned out to be more historical, not a "fairy tale" at all. It felt like I was watching a magnificent real life, which was very good.

The setting of Zhongshang Tang Shui is very novel. The author's understanding of politics is higher than that of other Long Aotian time travel novels, but only above them. The characters are relatively flat and do not need to be brainy. The whole is warm and delicate, just like Bingtang Shui, but it has no special flavor. It is suitable for reading while waiting for instant noodles.

The structure of the plot is very meaningful, for some. Some of the changes from a monarchy to a capitalist country are well described, and the connection between the various fairy tales is relatively harmonious and reasonable. With the progressive plot development and the precise character descriptions, it can be seen that the author has very good writing skills. Worth five stars

This is a novel similar to magical realism. Although it is written from a worldview that has traveled to a different world. After I quickly read this novel, I realized one thing deeply. Novels and fairy tales are different. Fairy tales will try their best to have obvious contrasts between black and white in the story. And black is black and white is white. In novels, there will be two or more sides of competing meanings. There is no clear distinction between black and white. Just like this novel, it started as a fairy tale and finally turned to the Western court. And because novels are caused by variables. Without that variable, it wouldn't be called a novel. So the story may have a less than happy ending, but it's a good novel. A novel with unique meaning.

This book is very good and healing. It is all backed by fairy tales. It is a very novel experience. Our male protagonist also loves Liz very much, but the relationship is mixed with political aspects. Even in the end, even in the end, he can only say to Liz, "Look at me more in the next life." The chapters in the next life feel like you can read a sweet book with more than 100 chapters. I want to see Liz, putting aside political factors, truly love the hero.