[Realistic to fairy tale]
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[What would happen if the protagonist in the fairy tale world didn't marry a prince?
Cindy: Thanks for the invitation. I did Sindurilla and just sent the prince to prison. It doesn't seem to be a problem, but it requires a little skill.
[How should the Tool Princess get rid of her fate?
Cindy: Simple, just use a bigger fist than the opponent. No fists? You can also use your brain.
[Are all happy endings in fairy tales real?
Cindy: It's purely fake. Don't believe it. Professionals have 10,000 years of fighting against fakes.
When the characters in fairy tales who are weak or serve as backgrounds have souls, how will the story develop?
Cinderella no longer relies on the prince to leave her original family
The princess who has no autonomy becomes a person blessed by God, even a person in power
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Everyone can write their own fairy tale. ——Cindy
Until the end, Cindy became the villain witch in all fairy tales, a stigmatized existence.
Against the historical backdrop of witch hunting, what can Cindy do to save the witches from their tragic fate?
Each world will gradually transition from no magic to high magic, and the heroine will have more and more powerful magic, accompanied by various magic items.
Fairy Tale 1: "Sindurella";
Fairy Tale 2: "Tinderbox";
Fairy tale three: "Wild Lettuce";
Final Chapter: "The Witch"
There is no fixed male protagonist, and each world may have emotional lines. Emotional dramas serve more of the growth of the female protagonist.
Cindy will become a very powerful person, but she won't be perfect~ Mainly because she can't write a perfect person~
Purpose: I hope that everyone can find a way out in difficult situations
Reader comments
Good good, looking forward to the author's follow-up work [Star Eyes]
Price is not an issue, target group, sales method
Do you expect to marry a prince? It's almost like marrying the village chief or the town chief's son[loading]
Good good, looking forward to the author's follow-up work [Star Eyes]
Price is not an issue, target group, sales method
Do you expect to marry a prince? It's almost like marrying the village chief or the town chief's son[loading]