Dressed as Cinderella's maid, Su Nian thought she had picked up the wrong script. Until he saw the fairy godmother in business attire, holding a tablet to check KPIs: "Crystal slippers, pumpkin carriage, before 12 o'clock - three must meet the standards." The prince peeked at his pocket watch while dancing and whispered: "It's finally over." The fairy tale is fake. But what's more terrifying than being fake is that everyone here has an "existence value" above their heads. It becomes transparent when it falls below 20, and disappears permanently when it reaches zero. The magic mirror of the Fairy Tale Stability Maintenance Bureau records the true thoughts of all the characters: "Snow White asked 'Am I beautiful' for the 53rd time, but she was actually thinking, 'How much longer can I be beautiful?'" Su Nian just wanted to go back alive. Until she met a voiceless mermaid in the Forgotten Realm, who typed out a line of words on a typewriter: "You are not the first person to come from the real world. The previous one has disappeared." And the existence value on her fingers was falling rapidly.
