Author's Note:
(One heroine, not a pure wish-fulfillment story, dark tone, not for the faint of heart.)
(This book is based primarily on the stories in the 1810 manuscript and the first edition (1812/1815) of the Brothers Grimm's Fairy Tales. Some stories contain dark, adult elements, including gore, violence, sexual undertones, and ethically controversial material. The earlier parts may still be acceptable to most readers, but the later chapters will focus on the manuscript and first-edition stories. I personally find some of them disturbing to write, so please read with caution.)
This book includes some European myths. Witches, vampires, werewolves, druids, angels, hell, demons, evil spirits, supernatural events, dark fairy tales, and more all appear in the story.
The novel's narrative flows smoothly and naturally, the characters are vividly portrayed, the plot is well-paced, and the foreshadowing is cleverly placed, always managing to pique the reader's interest at just the right moments. The author's control over the story's rhythm is excellent, and the ending is clean and concise. It is a masterpiece worth taking the time to read.
I have a question for the author: Is the Lucifer in this book the same one as in the TV series? The more I look at it, the more he seems to look like him! 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦😳🤦
It differentiates itself from mainstream online novels, offering a comfortable reading experience. Some people may enjoy it, but if you lack the time and opportunity, don't give up; you might just be missing a chance for exposure.
Is Catherine the female lead? 🤔
All I can say is that it looks good and has some merit.
Let me ask you something. Didn't you initially intend to save the employee who went to hell because of you? Why is there no news about that in the latest chapter?
Why is the rating so low?
Yes, at least it suits my taste (^▽^)👍
It's not bad, but I prefer something simpler and more direct.
It's nice and looks good.