The Wizard of Fairy Tale World童话世界的魔法师

https://www.scribblehub.com/series/1483356/the-wizard-of-fairy-tale-world/

6 more chapters until the happy end.
That's all.

Story isn’t complete. Cuts off at 171, though it seems to be nearing the end

#panic#
changed to an entirely different novel after chapter 171

The concept is good, but the storytelling feels more like that of a beginner writer.

Reading the synopsis, the thought comes to my mind that this is similar to Once Upon a Time. It doesn't seem like a bad idea and the reviews are encouraging.

Reading synopsis I think what kind of garbage is this, plagiarized characters put in one place... who reads this must be labeled as RETARD

Pretty good, although I expected more from a novel with a rating of 4.8 points.

The first 50 chapters are very good to read. Interesting, it was impossible to tear yourself away from reading, but after that the author began to drag it out and make it boring. On the arc with the little mermaid, I started to skip entire chapters towards the end, it became too drawn out, boring and pointless. Later, although not so bad, but already noticeably lower interest in reading.

However, naturally there are also good things that deserve praise. I liked that the author clearly knows the history of these fairy tales, and knows their earlier versions (even I did not know about the Sun, Moon, Talia) for this a separate kuvala.

The idea of ​​the fanfic itself was quite interesting, as was the strength of the main character.
I liked how he changed Aurora's fate, and the path she went on, it was interesting.

Cons.
The characters did not receive any development, the magic system is also poorly revealed, the world was also barely touched upon. However, considering that the novel itself is quite short, this can be forgiven.

There was a slight taste of Chinese when it came to fate, views on magic, and the personalities of the characters. Here, everyone will have something different, someone will like it, and someone will be repelled from the novel. In general, it was neutral for me.

Perhaps the biggest drawback for me was the main character. He is just a man without a goal throughout the novel. No desires, ambitions, aspirations, etc. Only towards the end did he have a goal, and this goal is one that I hate in various novels with Isekai. He wanted to return home. For me, this is one of the most boring goals that a main character can set.

Overall, I think that a rating of 4.8 points is overrated, but I'm not surprised, it's rare that you can see a fairly accurate rating for a novel on novel sites.

I would give the first 50 chapters 4/5 points, the rest of the novel 3/5 points, this is a stretch and solely because of the feeling of something new. I think there is no problem to read this novel if you have nothing good in mind, in any case there are only 180 chapters, you will not lose anything.

Much better than I expected, the author is trying something unique and I have to say it worked out. The details he includes also shows that he isnt just writing from just watching a few disney movies or cartoons, hes knowledgeable about the different versions of stories and fables written by different authors and how they changed throughout the years. It incorporates some niche mechanics from a few different novels which also adds without feeling like a ripoff.

wtf with rating? is it really so good?
gonna try it