[Fairy Tale Crossover] Reborn as a Princess, I Only Want to Be Queen

[A Note for Early Readers]:

1. The cover art is from a lovely artist on Bishui.

2. There's a tiny bit of angst, but it's mostly a happy fairy-tale story.

Because she has an impossibly perfect face, Daindela is chosen by the System and tasked with playing a princess in a fairy-tale world.

The System is so fixated on her looks that it overlooks her identity as an Outer God.

Daindela: A princess? I'm the queen.

[The Atlantis Empire]

The Little Mermaid gazes out at the sea and falls in love at first sight with the human prince's... kingdom.

She finds the Sea Witch. "I want to go ashore. I want a pair of human legs."

The Sea Witch: "You'll have to give up your voice..."

The delicate, fragile Little Mermaid beats up the Sea Witch and pins her in a pot.

[Snow White and the Magic Mirror]

The princess of the kingdom turns eighteen. Her lips are more delicate than roses, her skin whiter than snow, and her eyes more beautiful than the loveliest night sky.

The queen angrily stands before the magic mirror. "Who is the fairest in the land?"

The mirror: "You are indeed beautiful, but Snow White... Snow White can't compare with you at all. She is hideously ugly."

It sees the tentacles hidden beneath the princess's beauty.

The queen: "...What?"

The queen feels sorry for the "ugly" princess, and does her best to raise her into a queen.

[The Gray Queen]

On Daindela's first day as Cinderella, she scares the birds on the windowsill away.

On Daindela's second day as Cinderella, she scares the mice under the bed away.

On Daindela's third day as Cinderella, her stepmother and stepsister, plagued by nightmares, decide to send her to a neighboring kingdom.

Years later, a gray-clad general from the neighboring kingdom storms the castle and crowns herself queen before everyone's eyes.

[The Sleeping Witch]

At the princess's first-birthday banquet, the witches take turns bestowing their blessings on her.

The last witch arrives amid raging winds and rain, cursing the princess to fall into an endless sleep at the touch of a spindle once she turns eighteen.

Seventeen years and eleven months later, the princess is fine, and the witch is asleep.

[The Outer God and the Beast]

When her father is swindled over a rose, Daindela grabs a weapon and goes to settle the score.

In the end, she takes the other person's castle.

[The Lettuce King]

At eight years old, a girl tells the witch who raised her that she can grow the biggest, most magically potent lettuce in the world.

Years later, the witch and her adopted daughter make a fortune selling lettuce.

Theme: Hard work will eventually bring success.