Black Fairy Tale

The plot after Chapter 90 has been revised a lot, and it is basically the same as a rewrite, so readers who hate knives can wait and see before giving up. Of course, readers who like knives don't have to worry. Just because it has been changed does not mean it is gone. After all, this book is called a dark fairy tale, not a bedtime book for children. Finally, I hope everyone enjoys reading it 💕 💕

It can be seen that the fairy tale has been carefully considered, and the stories are well integrated. When I saw the king's new clothes, I thought it was Porco Rosso mocking the king, but if it was written as I thought, it might be cliché. The writing style is very good, and it has the kind of retro, melancholy and damp old fairy tale temperament.

A very wonderful book, whether it is the writing, setting, or story, there is almost nothing that can be faulted. But the knife is indeed a bit bad for the heart, and the feeling is a bit complicated. Although I like such dark stories, I still can't help but feel a little sad when I see these knives. In the Alice chapter, it can be seen that the author really heard the readers' voices, and obviously did not dare to write freely. Although I am happy to see Alice have a happy ending, I still feel that the author can write it in his own style. We look forward to bringing us more good stories in the future. (So the number behind Vivian is four? However, another shortcoming of the book is that it feels like the knife is a bit too obvious, and some characters can expect to be knifed. I hope the author can bring us some unexpected knives in the future.

The details are really well described, and the setting of the protagonist with silver hair and different eyes is also very touching. The little witch is really the cleanest and kindest person. I really hope that this book will become popular.

It's okay, but the female character suddenly appears, and then goes offline after a few pictures, for example Witch, I don't even know the role of this character. She gave me directions and went out. Then she seemed to be very familiar with the protagonist. Then she had a quarrel and died. The protagonist was sad???? No, it's only been a few days. Do you care so much about a guy you've known for less than a week and a stranger? , It's okay after passing the cat, it's not so abrupt anymore The character dies as fast as queuing up to be shot, and the protagonist can only watch from the side, or as I said, who is that witch? Comes suddenly and then dies within a few chapters? It's inexplicable. It's not so urgent to highlight the darkness, right?

At present, I feel that the protagonist's CP should be that cat. The fairy tales are connected well and I like them very much. A bit like Cthulhu

Although I haven't read the latest chapter yet, it's easy to tell that it's an excellent work. The author really puts his heart into telling each story. As mentioned in the introduction, the overall atmosphere is heavy and depressing (there are a lot of knives). Every time I read a story, I feel sorry for the character's tragic experience, but at the same time, it doesn't feel abrupt because of the foreshadowing in the previous article. It makes people feel helpless and relieved that "that's it." If you are a reader who cannot accept be, please read it at your own discretion. But if you are a reader who is interested in this kind of subject matter, then this book is definitely considered to be fine chaff when it comes to tomatoes.

The concept is bold and crazy, the plot is linear, the advancement is compact, the protagonist is decisive in killing, and the deconstruction and darkness of traditional fairy tales are very good. It is a good dark novel.

It feels like there will be no cp (awesome). As the name suggests, the story is like a fairy tale but very dark, and the content is blended and adapted from some Grimm's fairy tales and Andersen's fairy tales.

The writing is very good, peeling back the slightly dark and scary exterior, reflecting the darkest side of the world. The real horror lies not in the fright in the words, but in the contemplation brought about by the truth. This is the essence of black fairy tales, which criticize the world as ruthlessly as fables, but are more pungent and vicious. "Multiple heroines" has a new definition in this novel: they accompany the protagonist on their travels for a period of time, and most of them end up dead in the end. Although in the context of a dark fairy tale, a happy ending is unreasonable, I personally think that the design of some of them is a bit far-fetched, and there is a suspicion of knives for the sake of knives. For example, the exit of the little witch was due to the greed of the brother in Hansel and Gretel, who poisoned the witch and was affected by her final curse, which resulted in the loss of both sides and the death of three people. But from the perspective of the brother, I could never guess the motive of greed: excessive defense, but why poison instead of a knife? Is he suffering from paranoia? But can't such an innocent and sincere witch sister make him feel warm? Moreover, how can they survive in this dangerous forest after killing their only support? It's a good book, but it's too bad. The author may change later, but a finished book can never be revived. There are five stars in total, four for the author and one for the "multiple heroines" including the little witch who were knifed to death. ——The greatest tragedy in the world is to tear beautiful things into pieces and show them to others.