[Contains mild horror] [Quick Transmigration] [Infinite Flow] [Fairy-Tale Worlds]
(There’s a couple. Each world has a different style.)
Every child has heard fairy tales, and every fairy tale promises a happy ending.
But have you ever wondered why the little girl carrying a basket through the forest had to wear a red hood? Why were there exactly seven dwarfs living in the forest where Snow White choked on a poisoned apple? Why did the magic that gave Cinderella her glass slippers wear off so precisely at midnight?
This is a trap about traps, a fairy tale about fairy tales… Beneath the comforting surface lurks a bone-deep chill, and unfamiliar truths lie in wait within familiar stories.
When you finally reach the ending, you’ll understand: sometimes, the one who kills the monster is the real monster.
Very nice! I came here from the author's previous book. I just read it with the intention of giving it a try, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. I highly recommend it! Why is there no push [shocked]