The Evil God's Fairy Tales [Nonhuman]

[Coming soon: The Rich Heiress of the Early Twentieth Century. Set against the backdrop of World War I and the German and Austro-Hungarian Empires: a poor girl in Vienna gets rich overnight.] [Before reading: The male leads are nonhuman love-brained types with strong possessive tendencies. They look beautiful in human form, but have nonhuman forms! The last two stories draw on fairy tales.] [Story One: The Duke's Son] Malena moved into the duke's estate with her mother. The duke had an exceptionally beautiful son. If she married the duke's son first, then arranged for her husband to "die of illness," she could inherit all the family's wealth. The duke's son looked cold, but he was easy to fool. Kissing him was like kissing a rose wrapped in frost and snow. Manipulating his feelings left her with 0.00001 points of guilt. - After the wedding, the duke's son died. She got what she wanted and inherited everything her husband had. What she never expected was that he would come back to life and return to her side. - As light and shadow mingled, her breathing grew increasingly unsteady. When crimson tentacles wantonly entwined themselves around her ankles, she understood everything It turned out that he had been pretending from the very beginning. [Story Two: The Sea God] Princess Louisa read a forbidden book and summoned a ball of foam. It was beautiful and harmless, could change color, and could provide her with magic from time to time. - After keeping it for several months, she discovered three more uses for it: A warm compress for her eyes, a fragrance, and bath foam. - When she was eighteen, she rescued a prince from a neighboring kingdom who had been shipwrecked. The prince fell in love at first sight and invited her to visit his kingdom. But a beautiful mute girl arrived at the palace. After getting engaged, Louisa began to feel as if a pair of eyes were always watching her from the shadows, though she couldn't figure out what was causing her unease. Until, on her wedding day, as the sun rose, a mass of black foam swallowed the bride, Louisa. [Story Three: The One in the Tower] The witch Dalia was wandering through the forest when she found a magical tower. A golden lock of hair hung from one of its windows. Using the hair, Dalia climbed up the wall and into the tower. - Inside the tower, a peerless beauty was imprisoned. The beauty lived in isolation, like a blank sheet of paper. Their hair provided Dalia with an endless supply of magical power. She often visited the beauty, seduced them in body and spirit, and shared an unforgettable time with them. - Dalia wanted to move the beauty from the tower and keep this mobile source of magic all to herself. She went to great lengths to undo the barrier imprisoning the beauty in the tower. As usual, a lock of "golden hair" hung down from the tower window. Only then did she see that it wasn't hair, but a tentacle. A tentacle radiating a rich fragrance and golden light used to lure prey. [Reader's Guide] The male lead is pure, nonhuman, and comes with a tentacle warning. Fairy-tale elements. No writing advice, please. Please don't mention other novels under this one. Please don't morally judge the heroine. Theme: Love and selfhood