At the beginning, you travel through the world of fairy tales, with no cheats and no system.
During the day, Su Qian carried a shotgun and hunted wild game, and at night, she drank and boasted, thinking that life should be such a hard life.
Until...
You told me that Attack on Flesh Titan is Pinocchio? ! !
You tell me that the one wearing the red hood, holding a shotgun and fighting with those monsters is Little Red Riding Hood?
The love-minded mermaid princess went ashore and lost her voice. It turned out that the prince was an alien toad?
Snow White is persecuted by the evil queen, but is Snow White actually the source of all disasters?
…
Isn't this all the same?
Help! My fairy tale really collapsed!
There's a Cthulhu dancing over there!
Reader comments
It can be seen that the author's writing style is immature, but the story is well written, and it can be seen that he wrote it carefully.
It's okay. The fairy tale is a shell. It's essentially an adventure flow in another world. Cthulhu only refers to the appearance. The plot is quite interesting, because some plot problems borrowed from fairy tales can be solved with the excuse of fairy tales. In summary, it's okay.
A masterpiece that does not hide its flaws
The protagonist has full humanity, is not empty, has a purpose in doing things, has grown up before and after, is neither a virgin nor anti-social, and is a pure good young man of the 21st century.
The details of the plot are handled well, and the plot is well laid out and recovered. There is no information gap. The plot is promoted naturally. It has both serious content and lighthearted fun. It will not make people lose interest quickly. However, the setting is a bit rushed, and the performance in terms of combat power is a bit poor. The description of high-level combat power is too bland.
The writing is generally passable, which is considered excellent according to Tomato. The minor problems do not affect reading, but I still hope the author can proofread it more.
It's worth mentioning that the emotional line is a bit too wild. Is this really okay in Tomato? I'm a little afraid of the book being reported
It's well written, but the game part is a bit brain-burning.
Some parts, not the game part, are wrong
It can be seen that the author's writing style is immature, but the story is well written, and it can be seen that he wrote it carefully.
It's okay. The fairy tale is a shell. It's essentially an adventure flow in another world. Cthulhu only refers to the appearance. The plot is quite interesting, because some plot problems borrowed from fairy tales can be solved with the excuse of fairy tales. In summary, it's okay.
A masterpiece that does not hide its flaws The protagonist has full humanity, is not empty, has a purpose in doing things, has grown up before and after, is neither a virgin nor anti-social, and is a pure good young man of the 21st century. The details of the plot are handled well, and the plot is well laid out and recovered. There is no information gap. The plot is promoted naturally. It has both serious content and lighthearted fun. It will not make people lose interest quickly. However, the setting is a bit rushed, and the performance in terms of combat power is a bit poor. The description of high-level combat power is too bland. The writing is generally passable, which is considered excellent according to Tomato. The minor problems do not affect reading, but I still hope the author can proofread it more. It's worth mentioning that the emotional line is a bit too wild. Is this really okay in Tomato? I'm a little afraid of the book being reported
It's well written, but the game part is a bit brain-burning. Some parts, not the game part, are wrong