An Eight-Year-Old Lord? The Fairytale Heroines Spoil Me Rotten

After reading it, I don't really like this genre. [Thinking] I'll give the author five stars. I quite like the two books after the author's ps. Especially the last one, I think it's really good.

Catch up with the big group in one go and tell me what you think. There are indeed some flaws in the first few chapters, and I left them in the comments. But the more I watched it, the more addictive it became. Write fairy tale characters from different angles, Write cool articles from different angles, Still quite to my liking. When the author writes about Cinderella's return, I will revise the rating based on my reading experience at that time.

Friends, if you have any fairy tales you want to read, please tell them in the comment area~ ps: It would be better if you can give me a five-star review by the way [sending my heart]

The plot development is quite exciting, and the farming plot is also written with great care. Although there are always embarrassing descriptions of the supporting characters praising how kind and kind the protagonist is compared to other nobles, and the fact that the protagonist is really an 8-year-old child (not reincarnated or reborn) and is completely shaped by adult cognition and thinking, but the overall flaws are not concealed.

It's probably not a harem, it's a bit like a farming fantasy

Multiple heroines or single heroine?

It looks good. Isn't it so interesting to see a story about a young lady and many girls?

Okay, okay, not bad No, there is no heroine, the introduction is a scam? If I didn't tell you earlier that I was going, it would have been in vain.

Although it's not a transformation, since the author's previous books are quite good, I'll give it five stars. So I still want to ask, isn't it a transformation?

Great book!!!!!! Anyone with Little Red Riding Hood is a good mouth person!!!!!!