Cinderella, who was bullied by her stepmother and sister, is very eager to participate in the grand ball held by the king; Jack, a teenager from a poor family, hopes that his cows can produce milk and bring some income to the family; the baker and wife hope to have a child and form a complete family. Little Red Riding Hood bought some bread from the baker's house and went to visit grandma in the forest. The ugly old witch told the baker that his father had stolen her magic beans, so she cast a spell to kill him. But she told the bakers that if they could find a cow, a blood-red cloak, a pinch of wheaten hair, and a crystal shoe in the next three days, she would be able to withdraw the magic. Cinderella decided to sneak away from the house to participate in the dance. Jack's mother asked him to go to the market to sell the cows, so everyone visited the forest with different expectations.
Cinderella visited her mother's grave and got a beautiful dress and a pair of crystal shoes. Little Red Riding Hood meets the big bad wolf, and the bakers meet Jack. They try to exchange 5 beans for his cow. They tell Jack that beans are magical. The baker is very guilty of his deception. The witch locked her daughter La Ponzel on the high tower in the forest to prevent her from receiving outside harm. Her wheaten hair was very long and had been dragged under the tower.
Little Red Riding Hood came to grandma's house. Grandma had been eaten. The big bad wolf pretended to be grandma and tricked her into entering the house and ate her. The baker killed the big bad wolf and cut its belly open to rescue Little Red Riding Hood. Little Red Riding Hood gave his red cloak to the baker to thank him. When Jack came home, his mother found that he had only brought back a few beans. She was very angry. She threw the beans on the ground. Who knows that beans are really magical. They quickly grow into towering trees and many beans. Cinderella attended the ball as she wished, and left before midnight as required.
The baker's wife noticed that Cinderella's shoes were exactly what the witch wanted, and she decided to get them. More exaggeratedly, she inadvertently attracted the attention of the prince, and as a result, she also snatched Cinderella's lover. The cow ran away, and the bakers hurriedly chased them. Jack sold a lot of beans in exchange for 5 gold coins, hoping to buy the cows back. The bakers did not recover the cows. The baker's wife tricked La Ponzell into putting her hair down the tower and stealing her hair. A mysterious man appeared and returned the cow to the bakers. Jack came back to buy the cow again, but the baker's wife said that the cow was dead.
A prince fell in love with La Ponzel and wanted to take her far away. The witch angrily cut her hair and exiled her to the desert, blinding the prince. The mysterious man gave Jack a little money and asked him to buy another cow. Jack meets Little Red Riding Hood. She is now wearing a cloak made of wolf skin and carrying a knife to defend herself.
The prince of Cinderella held another ball, hoping to find the favorite Cinderella. The baker’s wife succeeded in getting the shoes from Cinderella. They prepared the things the witch wanted. They gave the things to the witch. The witch used these things to make magic potions. After drinking, she became young and beautiful. The baker's curse of cutting off children and grandchildren is also eliminated. But the witch lost her magic.
The prince of Cinderella has been looking for a girl who can put on crystal shoes. The sisters of Cinderella tried to twist their feet into the shoes, but Cinderella appeared in time and won the prince. The witch told the baker that the mysterious man was his father, but when the baker wanted to talk to him, he died suddenly. Rapunzel found the prince in the desert and healed the prince's eyes with her tears.
The baker and his wife had children, Jack and his mother made a fortune because of the bean tree, and Cinderella and the prince lived happily in the castle. Everything seemed good, but the bean tree grew into the sky. The giant in the sky climbed down the tree and started to make trouble for everyone. She destroyed the witch’s garden and the baker’s house, and trampled on Little Red Riding Hood’s mother. Step through the grave of Cinderella's mother. The baker decided to report the danger to the royal family, but the witch thought it was useless. Jack decided to find a way to kill the giant. The two princes were bored with their newly married life and began to pursue new beauties, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty. In order to satisfy the bloody nature of the giant, everyone decided to sacrifice their narration to protect themselves. Jack's mother didn't want her son to take risks. She shouted to stop her son. The prince's entourage wanted her to be quiet, but killed her by mistake. The giant trampled Rapunzel to death, and the witch was in pain.
Jack is missing and everyone is looking for him. Cinderella's prince began to flirt with the baker's wife. Although she liked the prince very much, she decided to stay with her husband and children, but she was crushed to death by a collapsed tree. The witch found Jack, and Jack also found the body of the baker’s wife. The witch wanted Jack to risk killing the giant. The others disagreed and had a violent argument with the witch. The witch threw out the remaining magic beans angrily, but the curse was touched, the earth opened cracks, and she fell into it.
The baker was heartbroken about his wife's death and threw the child to others. At this time, his father's soul told him that people must learn to take responsibility, and evasion will only bring worse consequences. Cinderella leaves the unfaithful prince, and Little Red Riding Hood finds that grandma has also died at the feet of a giant. The baker returned to everyone and worked together to deal with the giant. Cinderella's bird friends pecked the giant's eyes, and Jack and the baker took the opportunity to kill the giant. Everyone has gained a lot from this experience. The baker's wife appeared, and she asked her husband to tell her children the story in the forest to educate the children. All people begin to be satisfied with what they have, and no longer want extravagantly. But Cinderella was still praying for her new wish.
