Fairy Tale: Sleeping Beauty’s Magical Curse

Suddenly, I was struck by a wave of nostalgia. I've seen the mutant world, with its one-month-old androids navigating social dynamics and scheming for survival; the Black Three world, with its one-month-old infants forming the idol group Super Seven; the cultivation world, where newborns pretend to be Buddha, taking seven steps before even cutting their umbilical cords, pointing to the heavens…

After reading over 30 chapters, you don't actually want the protagonist to shamelessly renew the engagement, do you? Building a harem isn't done like this; it's awful. They should just send troops to destroy the Snow White Kingdom and let them experience what it's like to be subjugated. Their initial arrogance followed by their obsequiousness is laughable.

It doesn't feel like a fairy tale; it's more like a fantasy novel disguised as a fairy tale.

A great book, safe and effective, a rare gem. Highly recommended! I'm a long-time reader and I can't let it die!

The plot is very fairytale-like (childish), and many of the scenes are things only a child would do.

I don't know what Elsa's sister was thinking when she reimagined her as Snow White. Elsa's parents, while not great, were certainly wise. I'm speechless. You just wrote about the King of Snow White as a complete idiot, and then you suddenly brought Elsa into the mix. Another point is that Snow White already has Elsa as her daughter, so why is she still so subservient to the male lead? You think you're writing a fairy tale just because you use it as a background?

It's been seven chapters, and they've only just finished discussing how to handle the situation. I can't even imagine how slow the plot will be.

I couldn't continue reading after the Little Mermaid part. The earlier parts were quite good, but the problem is that there are too many female leads. It feels like every new story adds one or two more harem members, while the original harem members are marginalized.

Each plot is captivating. At first, I thought the storyline with the Queen and Snow White and her seven friends was the pinnacle, but then Queen Elsa surprised me again. I thought Queen Elsa's storyline was the peak, but then the most amazing thing came: the Diamond Princess, who won over Cinderella! I hope it stays that way!

Well, to be honest, I was willing to keep reading. The plot was interesting, but the logic was very fairytale-like. It wasn't mindless or intellectually simplistic, but it was definitely fairytale-style logic. Luckily, the Empress at the beginning kept me reading. I'm hoping to quickly get to the part where she grows up and starts building her harem; she's only 15 now.