
The Witcher in a Fairy-Tale World
童话世界里的猎魔人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- After Fairy Tales Fell Apart, I Became a Demon Hunter童话崩坏后,我成了恶魔猎人Alternate title on Fanqie
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I read it for a while and it seemed pretty good. I just hope this book isn't another copy from Korea. I've read several books recently that are copies from Korea. These authors must be desperate for money; they don't even bother to acknowledge the source beforehand.
The fairy tales I've included so far are The Little Match Girl, Puss in Boots, Little Red Riding Hood, The Ugly Duckling, Hansel and Gretel, and The Frog Prince. Besides fairy tales, I've also incorporated elements from other classic works; I wonder if anyone has noticed. Additionally, the addition of a cat is inspired by Monster Hunter, and the wolf hunter is from The Witcher series.
The novel's content incorporates elements of dark fairy tales. What's surprising is the protagonist's fighting style and the way it's described, which differs from Tomato's other novels and is more reminiscent of Qidian's style. However, the protagonist's character is well-developed. The combination of a human, a wolf, and a cat is particularly innovative and well-described.
It's a Western fantasy adventure with a dark fairy tale vibe 🧐, but most of the endings are quite happy, like fairy tales [I get it]. The protagonist isn't a saint or a wimp; he has companions and humanity, just like a true adventurer or a true traveler [I've learned something].
This book starts strong and improves significantly. While some parts weren't clearly explained at the beginning, there weren't any major flaws. It gets much better after chapter 30-something, and the writing style becomes exceptionally good from then on.
The writing is superb, the detailed battle descriptions are vivid, the plot is good, and the protagonist's leveling-up method is novel. A score starting with 6 is unworthy of this book; it deserves at least a 9. It's also among the top-rated books on Tomato Books. Keep up the good work, author!
I vaguely remember that the earliest fairy tales were all dark in nature; they were only changed to the way they are now 🤦
There aren't many Western fantasy novels with Western names left, and none of the current ones are readable. I've finally found a decent one. No filler text, fast-paced, no farming/developmental farming, and no excessive romance—it's practically perfect!
While visiting graves, another book I was reading died. I started reading the earlier parts a long time ago. It felt like the protagonist was possessed, and the story was completely different from the beginning. But since I've followed it for so long, I'll leave it at that and give it five stars.
It's well-written, with a grand, epic feel, and the plot is very tight and concise. However, the rating is a bit low. The protagonist's character is also good; he has a strong sense of justice, his own will, and very sound values, just like the earliest heroes.