The whole fairy tale kingdom is a big stage, Reivew on Happily N'Ever After

Once upon a time, there was a big stage called "Fairy Tale Kingdom", and every day on the stage there was a fairy tale play arranged according to the description in the fairy tale book. Most of the performances are performed by amateur actors who have basically no professional training. One day, when the boss of the stage was away, the actor who played Cinderella's stepmother didn't want to do it anymore. She wanted to make the show that was being staged on the stage develop to an evil ending. In the end, the actor who played Cinderella gave her a severe scolding, so that the show that was being staged on the stage had to be performed according to the original plan, only Cinderella found another ending for herself...
This is how I feel about this The overall impression of an animated film. It is said that I have long heard that this is a notorious animation. When I watched it, I had nothing to hope for, but I didn’t expect it to hit me deeply after watching it.
Except for a slightly surprising fake ending at the end, there are basically no highlights in the entire animation. Although it seems to be a spoof or subversion of classic fairy tales, the whole story does not break away from the routine of traditional fairy tales: the good guys are extremely good, the bad guys are extremely bad, and in the end, the good guys have good homes and the bad guys have their due ends. Moreover, the good guys are so good that there is no reason for the bad guys to be so bad. The characters are very face-to-face, and the plot is extraordinarily formulaic.
I only gave this movie 2 stars, which is the first time I've ever written a review, because there really isn't anything I could give an extra star.

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