Dress up as a Mermaid and Become a Princess from a Neighboring Country

When Hailita opened her eyes early in the morning, she found herself standing on the golden beach. Her stuffed bear pajamas were also transformed into a medieval-style gorgeous trailing tutu with just one click. She dragged her heavy skirt along the shoreline. When she was about to die from exhaustion, she caught a glimpse of a sparkling blue tail flashing past the reef ahead. Mermaid! Hailita ran over excitedly, only to see a prince without pants. The prince who happened to pick up a naked penis, the princess of a neighboring country, Hailita, was honored to be named his fiancée. In order to comfort Haili Ta, who was trying every means to break off the engagement, the prince picked up a playmate for her. The beautiful playmate has long hair like seaweed, cannot walk for a long time, and cannot talk. The elements were so complete that Hailita was suddenly shocked: I was the one who picked up the leak! * Hailita lovingly wanted to match her up. But on the left, she looked at her playmates who were clinging to her pigtails, and on her right, she looked at the prince who was excitedly breaking up the house and trying his best to invite them to come with him. My heart is tired and I can't move. Until one day, she was suddenly pushed into the sea, and her playmate fell from the sky and reflected the auspicious light. Kaiurita, who was pressed into the opponent's chest muscle: Damn it! The liar man is bigger than me! * Ariel felt like she had stepped into "The Daughter of the Sea". But she clearly has a name that sounds the same as Disney's Mermaid Princess, but she turns out to be a little maid in the prince's castle. She went from believing that she was a princess who came ashore to discovering that the princess from a neighboring country who had also come ashore was dancing vigorously in the castle and was loved by everyone. It's just a pick-up. Ariel thought disdainfully that with the help of the system, she would be the final winner! Motto: Don't believe in fairy tales easily