When the "fairy tale" tears off its sweet mask, can you survive the prologue?
Welcome to this world patched together by "rules".
Here, the pure Snow White will become the "original sin" that you must sacrifice because of her "beauty";
Honest Pinocchio, every "lie" he tells may be your only way to survive;
Kind-hearted Little Red Riding Hood, what she handed you may be an "invitation" to the wolf's kiss.
Anya, a girl who always has half a pack of popping candies hidden in her pocket, is involved in this never-ending "reading game".
She must find the bloody "code of survival" hidden between the lines in these classic fairy tales that are twisted, polluted, and full of fatal traps.
[Black Apple Orphanage Rules]: Mom's apples must be eaten.
——But who can tell you whether the "you" in the mirror is a child who "wasted" food?
[Principles of Rapunzel's Imprisonment]: Never trust anyone who claims to be a "prince".
——But what if the one who comes to save the princess is a real "prince"? What does that mean for the "audience"?
[Candy House Hunger Contract]: You cannot refuse the gift of "home".
——So, when "home" itself is a living "monster", how should "eating" be redefined?
Here, wisdom is the only weapon, every breath is a gamble, and every choice leads to a different dead end.
