
The Miracle Alchemist in Fairy Tale Continent
童话大陆的奇迹炼金师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 36k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you have been addicted to various classic fairy tales since childhood and have dreamed of entering the magical kingdom in the stories, this book "The Miracle Alchemist of Fairy Tale Land" will definitely satisfy all your expectations! The protagonist accidentally travels through time and lands in a fantasy land that combines classic fairy tales from all over the world. He relies on the accompanying legendary spiritual scroll to awaken the miraculous alchemist profession. He relies on the preparation of potions and magical creations to continuously become stronger. Every time he completes the plot of an original fairy tale protagonist and reverses their predetermined tragic fate, he can strengthen his own abilities. This book is not just a simple collection of fairy tale IP, but gives each old fairy tale a rich new core while retaining the character background of the original work. The author did not crudely tamper with the foundation of the original story, but instead built a logically complete and richly layered world view of the fairy tale continent. Multiple fairy tale branch lines are perfectly intertwined with the protagonist's main alchemy line, and the timeline is clear and uncluttered. The first story is a prequel to the story of Beauty and the Beast Prince. Through the curse of the prince himself and a series of puzzles of the former queen, this familiar fairy tale has derived a new story with a completely different premise, which deeply attracted me. The shortcoming is that there are too few beautiful things in fairy tales. Unlike the warm feeling when I was a child, after becoming the chief of the kingdom, it is more mixed with the pros and cons of the adult world, which makes me a little tangled.
This introduction looks familiar. I seem to have seen this before, and I have also seen this content. I seem to have forgotten the name. Anyway, there is a protagonist in the fairy tale world. It seems that some great sages can also practice many miraculous props to help the characters in the fairy tale world, but I seem to have forgotten the name. It is also the starting point.
I didn't really like it when I first read it. After all, fairy tales are our White Moonlight. But after reading a few chapters, I was attracted, especially the part about the Black Forest - "There are no bugs, no rotten leaves, not even the fishy smell of earthworms crawling over, as if someone has cleaned it every day." And the magic mirror is actually set to imitate your voice, read your memory, and lie to you with the words you most want to hear. This setting is very WOC, and Eli also has the brains not to be stupid. Well, it is worth pursuing.
The motivations behind time's development are far from clear
Do fairy tales have to wait for the protagonist to go before they happen? Are other fairy tales happening while the Impossible Protagonist is taking down the Beast Prince?
When I first started watching it, I felt it had some content. Especially the settings, very awesome. Time travel to fairy tales, not movies. After all, there are movies that you haven't seen, but there are no fairy tales that you haven't seen. The protagonist is calm and rational, and his abilities are auxiliary (soothing light, reanimation of dead objects). His growth depends on "intervening in fate" rather than killing people and grabbing treasures, which makes him very immersive. However, I feel that the pace is slow and the foreshadowing is a bit long. After all, everyone likes to watch something cool, right? In the end, I feel that the supporting characters are too NPC, and the development of events is mainly driven by dialogue. . . . Hope it will be different later.
It's hard to imagine why it's so outrageous
The king and the queen were captured by someone from outside. Under severe humiliation and torture, the Beast Prince gradually lost control. What's even harder to imagine is that the king seems helpless. Only one protagonist? What am I looking at? Machiavellian?
Come on, author. After looking at your data, it seems that there is a slight difference. The recent collection and reading are not very high. The recommendation position should not be higher than other books. To be honest, I am looking for the alchemy career article, but after seeing this data, I hope the author will stick to it.
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