After Turning Into a Fairy, Everyone Mistakes Me for the Final Boss

To be honest, judging from the label, I initially thought it was the mastermind, but surprisingly, it's a kind and helpful elf. Completely different from what I imagined. I initially thought it was a wolf in sheep's clothing, but it turns out it's still white inside after all. Perhaps I've seen too many evil elves… which led me to think that way. But I still quite like this kind of story~ Hehehe

So far, this book is very good, it's just that the fairies aren't wild enough 😋

It's not bad. I hope there's no romantic pairing or storyline, and the main character doesn't date anyone, including men and women.

I'd say it's alright, for some reason. If you read it as a fairy tale, she's basically a free-spirited fairy who does whatever she wants, doesn't like being disturbed, and when she's tired of playing, she looks for something delicious, while also being kind-hearted.

This seems perfect as a bedtime story 🧐

Good traditional fairy tale fairy

No, no, I'm definitely excited! There are such heartwarming fairy tale books out there! They're so delicious! Yohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohoho~♡ Yohohohohohohoho~♡

The protagonist seems a bit too strong 😏

It's been a long time since I've seen such a lighthearted fairy tale. It's wonderful!

Ensemble pieces, where characters influenced by the protagonist have more screen time than the protagonist himself.