A Curious Adventure in Wonderland?
不可思议之国的奇妙？冒险
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 566k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 22h ago
- English
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Looking for a Kindhearted Protagonist Who Helps the Suffering
I want something with a strong sense of purpose, preferably with no romance. The characters should be kind, thoughtful, and driven by a desire for revenge. They should dare to speak, act, and dream, and not waste time on empty gestures. Any gender is fine. It could be about love of country, another nation, the world, or liberation. Give me something good.
Advanced Recs for Readers in a Slump (Beginners Keep Out)
Any Protagonists Who Stay Kind and Upright in a Dark, Twisted World?
I have read too many stories about characters turning evil. Now I want protagonists who can emerge unstained from the mire and preserve their original nature amid despair and suffering.
Genshin Impact + White Rabbit + Time Powers + Female Lead + Busy + Dark Fairy Tale, Looking for Recs
Looking for books similar to "Black Soul: Alice's Game". Before I met Norden, I didn't really care about rabbits.
A Great Book, Highly Recommended.
To me, a great book is one you search for ages when you're out of things to read, then give up in despair, only to click on one by chance: a true gem.
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A very good BS fanfic, it made me (airplane ears) (yawn) (jump onto the computer desk) (knock over a water glass) (startled by knocking over the water glass) (jump up and knock over the mirror and TV) (yawn at the overturned water glass and mirror) (taunt and roar at the harpy) (scratch and draw blood) (slam the ground with both claws intimidating) (bow up) (puff up fur) (yawn threateningly)…
A+... Is that how it's rated? My younger siblings absolutely love it! They even skipped their family party to read the latest chapter (heartbreaking). But thanks to my older brother's recommendation, I witnessed firsthand how excellent this novel is today! Haha, I almost missed out on a gem!
It's great! There are so few BS fanfics to begin with, it's rare to find one that's good. Personally, I think this is one of the top BS fanfics I've read so far. There's a part of the story I really loved—the part where the wolf, rabbit, and bird appear at the beginning—it had a really fairytale feel to it. Overall, I think it's very good, and I hope it doesn't go on hiatus.
Personally, I think this is the best BS fanfiction book that Tomato has written so far. I played BS2 this February and started reading the novel six years ago. I'm quite picky about books, but I think this one is pretty good. However, it might have some flaws because of the novelty of BS fanfiction. But as a book by a new author, the flaws don't outweigh the merits, and it has good potential.
It's very well written, from "Little Red Riding Hood's Forest" to BS2, it's definitely one of the few good works among BS fanfiction. I'm just a little curious about the protagonist's role. Will the protagonist just become a Mary Sue like Grimm? If so, will Alice01 still like the protagonist?
Every time I write a book, I give my work a perfect score, and then deduct points from it during repeated viewings and revisions, until it becomes worthless in my mind, until I understand how to write a good story.
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Well, so far, it's one of the better books I've read. The fairy tale style is very much like Andersen's, the characters are well-developed, and there's no out-of-character (OOC) element. The only downside is that there aren't enough updates. The downside is... One chapter a day lately isn't enough! 😢😢😢
My fists crave blood; I feel restless if I don't punch something every day. Every day, I imagine killing a thousand enemies, only to have them reappear—an endless cycle. Opponents? All forgotten; none of them are worth a fight. I wash myself with sweat, drench myself with blood; the echoes of battle resonate deep within my bones.
Please, you must save them! I've written a few stories too. I absolutely disagree with the story she continued writing. Please, go save them. With the souls of us "losers"! This is our redemption, our final atonement. It's all up to you!