The King in the Fairy-Tale World

It's the fairy tale world that I love. The reality is cold and solid enough. It's time for some children's fairy tales. Here, the good guys are the good guys and the bad guys are the bad guys. The boundaries are clear and interesting enough. (I really hate that delicate gray color)

A very magical book. It reminds me of the books I read in the past about the fairy tale world, but the systems in those books were all based on the tree of Kabbalah, God, King, and then the princes, knights, and commoners. Nobles are nobility, and rank is rank. Low-level ones cannot harm high-level ones. Except for abnormal existences such as dragons, they write it very interestingly, but it is not a fairy tale world at all. It gives people a magical Western medieval feeling, and the hierarchy is too strict.

Subjective feelings: Now that I have read Chapter 57, I decided to continue reading. The setting theme of this book is very novel. It stands out among the system, cool articles and various articles about monster fighting and upgrading. It is refreshing. Book review: The logic of this book basically follows the logic of the fairy tale world, and is combined with some of the author's whimsical ideas. I have not explored the writing style, so I cannot comment. The overall rhythm is still okay. It can be seen that this story has been conceived in the author's mind for a long time. It has an outline and is updated steadily. It is worth recommending. To fellow book reviewers: But the same problem is that the theme of this book is too novel, the story it tells does not conform to the current mainstream aesthetics, and the operating logic is different from most current books. For some people who have been immersed in mainstream books for a long time, this change is difficult to accept. I subjectively think that the views expressed in many comments in the comment area of this book are biased. Just like serious literary works should be viewed from a serious literary perspective, light and refreshing works should be viewed from a serious literary perspective. From the perspective of a light and refreshing article, discussing literariness in a article and discussing whether it is enjoyable enough in a literary work is a kind of perspective bullying. The same is true for this book. A group of people used the template of a article to cover this book, completely ignoring that this is not an article at all. Comparisons should be made with similar competing products, not with completely different fields. What's more, there is no clear comparison system for comparisons across years and months, so I hope other comrades who are not very good at being on the airwaves will be merciful. To the author: This book is very, very interesting. This is my feeling. I want to ask the author, does he want to write a work that he has in mind, or does he want to make a living from this? If you want to write a work that is in your heart, then please go on firmly. Don't change your long-term strategy because of some temporary problems, block other people, let the words stretch freely, and believe in yourself. If you want to make a living from this, the plot should need to be changed drastically. After all, the market has proven what kind of novels will become popular and what kind of novels can make money. Novel themes often represent a niche, and large-scale routines are often popular. So far, I like it very much. I hope the author will continue to do so. Don't underestimate yourself. When faced with bad reviews, correct them and encourage them if they don't. Face good reviews and don't be complacent. I support you and come on!

Come on, this fairy tale novel is really good. To read a fairy tale, you have to look at all kinds of whimsical characters and plots. Unfortunately, it is a bit short and not enough to read, and the fairy tale world is not fully revealed in front of you. Big cheers for the author! !

Very beautiful, a subject that almost no one has touched upon

It's really good. First of all, I would like to emphasize that I am not criticizing people. The biggest highlight of this book is that it has a good fairy tale feel. The characters in it all conform to the settings in fairy tales. There are no first-order witches or second-order archmages that deviate from fairy tales.

I like the overall plan of the story. I am mainly concerned about the emotional aspects. After all, it is a fairy tale. What do children know about love? But in the story, there is true love, and love is really magical and magical. So I hope that the protagonist can gain something from this instead of being a romantic couple. Don't even think about three wives and four concubines. Fairy tales only have stepmothers and one-to-one relationships. Ps. It is easy for love in fairy tales to have absurd developments. For example, the man vows to keep his promise, but ends up either losing his memory or being confused and other bizarre and dramatic developments. I hope the protagonist takes care and does not become one of them.

It's really beautiful. Found gold in tomatoes. First of all, the subject matter is very novel. The protagonist is the supreme king in fairy tales, providing magic to the world, and the world supports him. This is very interesting. And using fairy tales as the world background is also very novel and has a low threshold, so everyone can understand it. Finally, the author writes with great care, not AI, and his writing skills are much better than other brainless and cool articles. It can be seen that he is trying his best to write a story that is logical and intelligent. I hope the author can keep writing. Based on my ten years of experience as a bookworm, this book is really good and has great potential.

Very good, cough cough, come on, support it [like] [like] [like] The setting is very interesting.

Among the large number of stereotyped and passionate monster-fighting and upgrade articles, this book with a fairy tale color is really eye-catching! Although its rating is not high and the writing is not necessarily very good, fairy tales do not need to be well written, as long as they are simple and easy to understand.