The Knight from the Fairytales

In "The Knight from the Fairytales" by 国瓷, a strange world overflows with kings, princes, and princesses, where fairytales warp reality. Love at first sight and instant destiny are commonplace, even if characters are minors, often marrying before falling in love. The protagonist is thrust into this bizarre setting, forced to roleplay as a child knight. They question the expected narratives, like a soldier obtaining a tinderbox. Versions of this story vary: one where the soldier kills a withholding witch, another where he acts in self-defense against her aggression. However, the soldier appropriates the gold and tinderbox, leaving the protagonist to question their role. They are expected to mediate between the soldier and the witch, both perceived as "nuts" yet possessing valid points. The witch uses the soldier for the tinderbox, while the soldier fears the potential unleashing of three giant dogs and acts defensively. Yet, his actions are also seen as looting and murder. With countless similar perplexing tales, the protagonist believes everyone in this fairytale world is "crazy" and unwilling to act as a mediator.