Entering the Fairy Tale Town by Mistake, the Little Girl Selling Matches Begins.

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After seeing the latest, I feel a little tired. Maybe I am too impetuous, so I just want to kill you. You have written articles about fighting for hegemony, and others have taken advantage of them. Where are your props and your magic?

It's a bit confusing and misses the point. The beginning gave me the feeling that I need to brush up the favorability of the little girl, but up to now I have been focusing on the identity of the protagonist in the eyes of others, and the protagonist is also happy to build their fantasy identity (is it for the purpose of contacting Snow White later?) I don't think about the subsequent contact issues. Why haven't I brushed up the favorability until now? I have been passively letting the little match girl figure out the favorability. (What I said may be very shallow and I hope you can correct me)

Author, we are here to read fairy tales, not plots, so don't miss the point. The content is good, but I'm a bit tempted to fight for power. Don't scare me.

The first wish is to get a gun. I am speechless. If I get a prop, it will not strengthen my body, soul and spirit. But I got a gun.

What a stupid little transition you made. Didn't you notice that your writing went off the rails? See for yourself how much of the current length of the article is about power and conspiracy? How many fairy tales are there? Some of the fairy tales written in the past were bad and true, but they were not all machinations like yours. Are we here to read this?

What I thought was a fairy tale adventure story turned out to be almost Machiavellian. What is the priority

How to say it? It feels so weird, a fairy tale world (a serious fairy tale, not like the world view of the fairy tale overlord next to it has changed, basically just a name), there are many races, there are magical powers, the protagonist's golden finger is related to fairy tales, instead of traveling around and meeting each other, instead, he circles himself, falls into a power struggle, and does not improve his own strength. In fairy tales, identity is indeed very important, but it doesn't seem to be that important. Yes, it is important to the people at the bottom, but not to those with extraordinary power. If you really want to have an identity, it is not as good as being like a soldier in a tinder box, using magic to save Snow White, not to mention marrying a princess, and becoming a king, but at least being a grand duke is more than enough. It just so happens that the protagonist also has matches. Although it is different, he still has magic. The protagonist's thinking is so strange. He traveled through an extraordinary world and actually started a power struggle.

It is clearly written in the book that there are restrictions on making wishes, and it cannot change the established facts. You cannot become a king just by making a wish, right? The appearance of the magic lamp is no longer invincible. Many people say that the problem of identity cannot be solved without matches. Not to mention that this problem cannot be solved. Isn't it unnecessary to use the ability of wishing matches to construct a fake identity certificate? The main reason is that the identity of the protagonist has been finalized. The focus is to become the Count of Gros. This is the focus and the main line in the early stage. Why didn't I see it?

The beginning was okay, giving people a warm and peaceful feeling. After reading too much of "Dark and Dark", this kind of book, which is like a bedtime story, has a unique flavor, but later it turns into a fantasy adventure, and there is no such thing as the ordinary life of raising children.

The world view is okay. In fact, Goldfinger is also okay. It's just a fairy tale world. You fight for power and wealth, go out and travel, meet wonderful stories, and then solve problems. This is not bad. In fact, it's just the way to fight monsters and upgrade.

I saw a saying that you should search for European candles, cigarette box candles

It's probably the first time for the author to write a book. I won't talk about the writing style, but the writing is a bit taken for granted. I probably don't have an outline anymore. I just write wherever I think.

Wasn't it impossible to get off your feet in medieval Europe without wearing high heels? The road is full of 💩

You can already tell what it's about just by looking at the title, but there's no motivation to subscribe, and the content of "Strategy for Hegemony" isn't pretty.

In a world with extraordinary power, the author is still thinking about mundane intrigues and aristocratic relationships. Shouldn't he pursue the extraordinary after completing basic food and clothing? I don't understand it at all if I'm still settled there. How can readers enjoy it if the protagonist can't pretend to be a saint?

Like the book next door, it is indeed interesting to restructure the fairy tale in depth but the control of the plot is not good enough. I can only look forward to what will happen next.

At present, I don't know why the protagonist wants to stay in one place for a long time? 100 Gold coins, you are a noble traveling from the East, 100 gold coins is okay, but if you stay for a long time, your noble status will be exposed and turned into a scam. Is there a system that doesn't look for the next target, but looks everywhere, with so many fairy tales in one place?

The first match wish was for a "magic pistol", but it turned out that it was useless to hit the wolf grandmother in Little Red Riding Hood. Even though it was said that it was powerful, it was not as effective as the other magic. This was still a wish. It is better to wish for one's own identity and waste so much ink on political games.

I have the same idea as other people in the comment area. For fairy tale themes, it should be based on fairy tales. No, it doesn't matter if it is not a fairy tale. There is a golden finger and you can make three wishes. You have explosive fighting power. If you follow the fairy tale theme, there is no such thing. The routine used by the author feels similar to the female channel urban novel. Almost, The cool points and problem-solving points are: 1. Status, others are afraid or shocked because of your status 2. Human relations, other novels also have this problem, I don't understand it very much, you have traveled through time, and others are because of it Your status and status are afraid of you. You already have a golden finger. You also have to talk about worldliness and think about how to handle things "tightly". In reality, you talk about worldliness because there are no golden fingers and there are many worries in reality. That's why you are like this. You have traveled through time. There is a golden finger, you still come here, time travel in vain, Status + Humanity, and further down, it is Machiavellian, either urban romance routines, or costume romance routines. The focus of the author's writing, or in other words, the focus of the refreshing point, deviates from the subject matter.

Fortunately, I discovered it late😅

It's a waste of money, it's a eunuch, it was cut off without a word of explanation, and it failed the paying readers.

It feels like there are so few people watching

Author, are you doing anti-theft? Every time I get to the latest chapter, it's messed up, which ruins the reading experience, and I don't even say a word.

Could the update be a little more stable? I wait until 12 o'clock in the morning every day, and then the update is discontinued. If that doesn't work, can you send an announcement in advance?

Don't scare me if you read the comment section and say you want to cut it off. I think the author doesn't update it twice a day?

Please leave me

How many words have you written? Stop updating now?