[Dark Fairy Tales + Western Fantasy + Sequences + Lovecraftian Horror + Romance and Character Development]
Lin En gained the ability to travel between two different worlds: one, a cybercity where technology has exploded; the other, a dark fairy-tale world utterly unlike anything he had imagined.
Here, there is no Big Bad Wolf. Little Red Riding Hood’s grandmother became a half-wolf, half-human monster to protect her from the hunter.
Here, there is no magic mirror. It is just an ordinary mirror, except that after the queen uses the skin of young, beautiful women to restore her own beauty, she admires herself in it.
Cinderella’s glass slipper was never found by the prince. But coveting her beauty, he still sent people to her home, determined to obtain the most beautiful woman in the kingdom.
Watching these utterly deranged fairy tales unfold, Lin En exclaimed, “Dark, so dark!”
So he brought the cybercity’s technology here, then pointed an auto-targeting missile at Little Red Riding Hood and said, “Don’t worry. This is much more useful than a single-shot hunting rifle.”
The content and characters in this novel are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental.
