When the World Is Full of Monsters

The finest of the fairies are called monsters.

Who would have guessed that the fairies of legend are actually living right among us?

A young American tiger comes to the mysterious ancient land of the East.

There, he encounters a supremely devious, sharp-tongued, haughty, and extraordinary great monster.

Su Daji, the rabbit spirit, and an ancient ghost from a tomb all make dazzling appearances, one after another!

What secrets lie behind the witch's curse?

I wanted to marry a breathtakingly beautiful fairy. But then... I got married off instead?

A young American tiger sets off a modern-day supernatural free-for-all in the mysterious East, with ghosts, spirits, demons, monsters, and immortals all thrown into the mix.

A mess? The messier, the better. The witch wouldn't have it any other way!

Who can blame her, when this world is full of monsters?

The same-series story, Oh My God, This Fairy Tale Is So Twisted, is a silly, comedic fantasy romp. Come check it out!

The same-series bonus story, the outrageous period danmei melodrama The Rabbit Loves to Eat Wolves, follows a Chinese rabbit and the Wolf King through their past and present lives. Please come beat me up!

Updates may be slow, but I will never abandon this story. Feel free to share your suggestions. Tell me which legend or tale you'd like to see parodied, and I'll do my best to oblige.

Updates have resumed. The earlier chapters have all been heavily revised and will be posted gradually, with later chapters to follow. I recommend starting from the beginning, as some foreshadowing and settings have changed. Sorry about that. For censored chapters and sections, message someone on Weibo to request them. I'm really out of options.

P.S. This story touches on human nature, moral and ethical issues, and certain sensitive social topics. The content is purely part of the story and does not represent my views. Please read with care. Thank you.

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