[Fairy Tale Crossover] The Witch in the Forest

After graduating, the little witch Airier returned to her grandmother's forest to inherit the family business. Her days were blissful: she mined, told fortunes for people in the nearby town, and sold potions.

Until one day.

At dawn, she read in the wizarding newspaper delivered by a white dove that the king of the neighboring country had run naked in public.

At breakfast, she learned that Grandpa Treant had lent several dresses to a shabby-looking girl three days ago, to help her attend the prince's ball.

Two days later, she discovered another soul inside the body of a girl named Cinderella.

Airier: "..."

Life was getting interesting.

Reader's guide:

1. Two heroines: a forest witch and the ghost of a young woman whose transmigration failed.

2. The story focuses on friendship and family. There is a male lead, a beastman, but he's just background and has very little screen time.

3. A fairy-tale mash-up, including classic stories by Andersen, the Brothers Grimm, and others.

4. As always, a gentle story with a slow pace.

5. You can't please everyone, so please don't attack me personally.

Theme: Cherish the good things in life and work hard to improve yourself!