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 [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts]

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.

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

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?

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.

From my personal perspective, the environment, language, and action description are almost impeccable. The foreshadowing is natural and the ending is neat and tidy. The concept is ingenious and novel, using the red cloak as a medium to connect all the originally unrelated fairy tales together. After the author's imagination and adaptation, it is full of irony. But it is not in line with the three views. It turns out that the essence of the fairy tale has not been retained, the truth, goodness and beauty. It is obvious that the dross should be removed, but the author is like a cramp and peeling off the skin, and then a different person is replaced. Judging from the title of the book, there is no problem with the plot at all. Final summary: The writing is powerful, but the plot is not relaxed enough. The book does not give any sense of hope so far.

This is a very good-looking dark fairy tale. The author's writing skills are excellent. However, there is a slight change in style in the middle, which leads to more fans. Simply put, if you can't stand the teacher's style, you can't stand the change. If you like it at the beginning, you will abandon the book because of the change. But that doesn't take away from the fact that this is a good book. This book focuses on Western fantasy, and the main plot is the protagonist Ish in the red cloak exploring the truth about the Blood Moon. During this period, I met many different people (or non-people), all of whom were adapted from fairy tales in a dark style. The characters are all very well created, especially the changes in the protagonist's image before and after, which are the most obvious. But at the same time, some of the settings are very old-fashioned, or classic, which is roughly multiple kingdoms, bounty hunters, witches, and demi-humans (beast-eared girls). But because it is originally a Western fantasy style, there is nothing innovative about it. One point deducted is worldview structure. In a world where the main means of transportation is still horse-drawn carriages and the currency is still metal currency, there are actually radars and armored battleships. I understand that the author does not think too much about it to save trouble, but common sense issues should be taken seriously. However, this is inconsistent with the perception at all, and it only involves one main line of the fairy tale and does not affect the overall situation. If there were 0.5 Points, I would give it a 4.5. In addition, when I wrote the book review, the book had already been completed, and I saw that the author had no plans to publish a sequel. But after watching the ending, you will know that there is no way to make a sequel. Looking forward to see if there are any works of the same type. In today's environment, when mentioning black fairy tales is linked to the fate of the country and the resurgence of terror, there are very few completely original works that have the intention to construct an imaginary universe. I also hope that the author can continue to maintain this level in the next book and make persistent efforts.

My favorite episode to watch, the male protagonist is not a virgin, the author is also very good at character creation, and the plot is also advanced on multiple lines. I hope the male lead can have a harem in the future From now on, I will read this book to my son before he goes to bed [Like]

The content of the novel is dark and a bit depressing. The author's description of each character is very detailed, such as the little witch in the candy house and the rat-man Eileen. The character traits of these characters are very obvious. It is considered an excellent work by Tomato.

It's so cool, but to be honest, dark fairy tales can't just be dark. Otherwise, if you keep cutting, the protagonist will feel quite powerless. He only plays a role that promotes the development of the story but cannot change anything (does the author really have no intention of resurrecting the little witch?)

Overall, the storyline is good, but the environment of this book is too depressing, with small stories one after another that make the protagonist look like a plague god. It's very depressing when the characters with detailed descriptions suddenly disappear. Many characters fell on the eve of dawn, and those who survive have a slim future. I feel that nothing I do now can change the dark background. I hope the author will write some hope in the future. Pure depression is really difficult to retain people.

It looks good, although the protagonist is a witness type of wolf. What role does the wolf play in this? Why do you want to kill people who have come into contact with the protagonist? Is it revenge? And finally my little witch [smile]

The book is very good, weird, fighting, and knives (and a bit funny) are also good (quietly: I hope the male protagonist is uniquely beautiful!)

It deconstructs the traditional fairy tale and uses a more "black" narrative to tell a story that is different from it but has its own shadow. The stories are interlocking, the plots are tight, and the characters are described in detail. Although there are some shortcomings in the narrative in some places, the flaws are not concealed and it is a good work.

It is one of the few novels in 🍅 that I have read in its entirety. The adaptation of the fairy tale is very creative. The setting of Little Red Riding Hood superimposed on the hunter (mabe) and Cinderella [laughing] was the motivation for me to read it in the first place. There are many advantages, which have been basically mentioned in other book reviews. I won't go into details here. The following is mainly about personal feelings. Emm... I personally feel that the front part is better than the back part. It is a bit difficult to read the ten chapters towards the end, mainly because the characters are offline too quickly (although it was also the case before, but the more and more The more the character dies for the finale, the stronger the feeling. Personally, I feel that the death of some characters has little meaning, such as Gallagher's return (what's the point, it would be hell if it was to reunite with Ish underground...), Well, in short, the characters kept dying but most of the knives did not hit me well. The ending was a little rushed, but fortunately it was rounded off and had a long aftertaste. Five-star reviews help authors write new books! ☆-(﹥ω0)B

I am very brave to write, spending a lot of pen and ink to make a character's personality distinct, and then deliberately giving this character an exit that I personally think is hasty (it is the witch in the candy house, the witch has a lot of ink to highlight the personality, but the murderer does not have a very specific description of the murder motive and other descriptions), but this exit Scenes are necessary for the author to grasp, which means that the author can completely control the rhythm of the plot and will not disrupt the plot for some reasons. However, I personally think that the dark fairy tale is a bit too dark. I feel that more conflicts can be interspersed to dilute the impact of the plot on the readers. If the later chapters that I haven't read are of the same level as the previous ones, I suggest the author publish a physical book (although it doesn't necessarily pass the review, because the negative energy is too heavy). I like to read the online novels to the end. Such a dense impact is too great for fast-paced readers, and it is easy to give up directly. In short, the writing is indeed good, but my subordinates really couldn't bear it, so they resigned first.

Powerful! The writing is very good! This is the first time I have seen such a dark fairy tale theme! The little witch gave me ice cubes like Little Red Riding Hood, which left me with full memories. It was truly my first love. To be honest, I also like this sadistic situation. Destroying all the good things for others to see, Little Red Riding Hood can just cry by herself. This is the power of the dead wife!

The author rewrites the fairy tale from a dark perspective and connects different stories to form a whole. The character's personality is clearly portrayed. Different characters have their own shining points and their own way of handling things. Highly recommend! ! ! Full of fun to watch! ! !

The fairy tales are connected very smoothly, and the writing style is also like a fairy tale. The whole book is worthy of the name of a dark fairy tale. My heart felt like I was punched twice when I read it. Even the first 90 chapters are still a little worse than the later ones. It would be great if the first 90 chapters were also revised.

A dark fairy tale with a bit of strangeness There is a saying that is quite right. The protagonist is only a witness, but he accomplishes nothing.

Author, you know knives very well Hi~ o(*￣▽￣*)ブ This is really greatΨ(￣∀￣)Ψ

Although it is a fairy tale, it is written very realistically, showing the diversity of human nature, kindness, innocence, and innocence. Evil, greed, and sin are staged in each story. Although good people are not rewarded with good things, at least evil people are rewarded with bad things.

The writing style is very good, without too many words. The author has a lot of imagination and contains grammatical elements.

The writing is very good and there are a lot of foreshadowings. If I have to say it has any shortcomings, it is that it is too sharp. There is sugar in the knife. At the end of the meal, I found that it was coated with a layer of syrup.

This novel is the third most beautiful one I have ever read. I really like our cute little witch Evelyn, and Ish in the red cloak who I fell in love with at first sight.