After staying up all night ranting about a saintly heroine who died horribly, Su Wan opened her eyes and found herself in a dark fairy-tale survival game, as a cannon-fodder passerby who wouldn't survive past chapter three!
The very first scenario was Little Red Riding Hood. Grandma was an ogre, the werewolf was a guardian, and the cake concealed a drugged trap.
The original heroine was weeping and trying to reform the ogre?
Su Wan sneered, spiked the cake, and sent the ogre to its grave, wiping out the whole nest in one move!
[Ding! Congratulations, Host, you've triggered a hidden mission. Reward: the ability to communicate in wolf language!]
[Ding! Congratulations on killing an adult ogre. Temporary tenfold strength unlocked!]
When the sweet-faced, dark-hearted heroine took the script in hand and fought her way through the scenarios:
Bloody Cinderella? A prince with a foot fetish? She'd just hide razor blades in his glass slippers!
Sleeping Curse? A witch's breeding ground? She'd burn the whole lair down!
Beauty and the Beast? The beast was a madman of a boss? Sorry, she was here to hunt bosses!
Later, the crazed boss Black Crow latched onto her, his scarlet eyes fixed on her as he spoke with obsessive devotion: "Darling, kill them all, and you'll be my one and only fairy tale."
Su Wan raised an eyebrow, twirling a dagger on her fingertip and smiling brightly. "Want to chase me? Beat me first!"
Reader's Guide
1. Sweet-faced, dark-hearted heroine x crazed, lovesick boss. Two strong characters flirt, with a mix of sweetness and angst.
2. Dark fairy tales + an infinite series of scenarios, packed with satisfying moments, face-slapping, and mercilessly putting scumbags in their place.
3. The heroine powers up all the way, stealing every scene!
Well, actually, I feel so uncomfortable reading this article. , Many of the heroine's behaviors feel very inexplicable. The author's writing style is still a bit immature, but overall the article is okay. After all, the theme is well chosen.
I don't like it very much. I feel that the storyline is not very good, but it's not easy for the author to write.