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Fairy Tale Of The Belong To Madman
Fairy tales are not only for reading, but also for solving crimes. From a mental hospital, a secret book is released, which records the unprecedented fairy tale of the war between two factions, a Greenbeard Elf, the other Prince alliance, Cat Di Hia , Hans the Hedgehog, Cinderella and Red Riding Hood. The alliance's goal is to defeat Bluebeard and save Princess Snow White. But unlike the usual fairy tale, this story ends where evil wins over justice, Snow White has to live forever with Bluebeard in tears, in a castle filled with human flesh.
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My predecessors have been reborn
Luna Van has been oddly unlucky. She has done nothing wrong, but she has been treated as a vain gold-digger.She gets dumped every time after gets engaged. Until She married a man whose face was ruined, whose legs were crippled and who was called the Duke of Bluebeard. She's getting her life back on track, getting better. She loved her husband, and he was kind to her... While everyone thinks her husband is a monster to be feared, Luna Van finds her husband adorable. But unbeknownst to Luna Van, she is the main character in the book and her husband is the villain in this story. In the plot line changed by the book Walker, all the people who have degraded him for various reasons have been reborn. Luna Van's original life has been changed by the existence of a book walker, and they are too late to realize Luna Van is the most beautiful angel in the world... Everyone is determined to make it up to Luna Van and take care of her in any way they can! But Luna Van is already married! -- They're the ones who handed Luna Van to that demonic pervert!
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Chamber of wolves
A gallery of darkly glittering fairy tales, Angela Carter's 1979 book takes "Sleeping Beauty," "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Bluebeard" — among others — and mutates them until they're poisonous draughts of sex and death, garnished with baroque curlicues of sadomasochism and cruelty. A decadent, throbbing book in which the Beast licks off Beauty's flesh, the Erl-King is garroted with his own hair, and Little Red Riding Hood is warned about men who are "hairy on the inside" before throwing her clothes in the fire and seducing the wolf, it resulted in Neil Jordan's feverish and ravishing movie, The Company of Wolves. Don't step foot in the forest — or if you choose to, read cartoonist Emily Carroll's short story collection first, so you get an idea of what you might be up against. Carroll's illustrations are shiveringly gorgeous, all bloody washes of red and icy blue shadows, spidery black and faint yellow glows in the darkness, woven through with skittering lines of story. "These are tales of strange things that come from or go into the woods — and what they did to people, or had done to them, along the way,"
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