[Corrupted Fairy Tales] [Lovecraftian Horror] [Immortal Hero] [Emotional Whiplash] [Ruthless Protagonist] [Epic Twist]
After transmigrating into a broken world of dark fairy tales, he finds the Outer Gods have arrived and every fairy-tale witch has mutated.
Ron thought he had an invincible script: "Save the witches and build a blissful harem."
Until the day the shelter's disguise shattered with a crash.
The gentle, obedient harem he thought he'd built was actually a prison of lies, woven over three thousand years by a yandere tyrant!
And the girls he loved were one by one heading toward bloody, tragic finales before his eyes:
Rather than become a burden, Cinderella carved flesh from her bones in a pool of blood, offering one last dance on her toes.
After three hundred years of bone-deep cold, Snow White smiled as she dissolved in his arms into a blizzard of snowflakes.
With her lower body rotting away, the Mermaid Princess tore out her own spine and turned it into a divine sword to help him escape the abyss...
After watching his beloved die before his eyes again and again, Ron's heart was buried like a tomb, and his hair turned white overnight!
When he stood covered in dried blood, sword in hand, and cut down the unspeakable ancient gods, the gods and demons of all worlds discovered the cruelest truth in terror:
This man had the "Immortal" privilege of unlimited rebirth...
Yet throughout this entire journey, he had never died even once!
"If dying once could reload a save and bring them back, I'd die ten thousand times."
"But I can't die."
"Until every last god and demon in the heavens is crushed... nobody's taking this old immortal's life!"
It feels like there are some places that are not very coherent, and there is some information that the author did not provide. It feels like a lot of things were skipped in the middle when I read the next chapter. Dear author, you are writing a novel to tell a story, not a game guide. You should pay attention to the rhythm of the story and don't jump so fast between chapters.