Cinderella Survival Notes

Are you kidding me? I watched it all day and you told me it was a dream!

I feel a little uncomfortable after reading this. These male protagonists and male partners are all deceiving the female protagonist, and they are more or less involved in taking advantage of them. How do I feel that the heroine is better off living with the scumbag prince and husband she passed through? At least he is a scumbag on the surface, a scumbag that can be seen. It's not someone like Brandt or a priest who can't guess or see through, and doesn't even know he's been deceived. I'm tired, but I thought it was funny and humorous in the early stage, and then I wrote it like this.

I didn't understand the ending, but it was good.

Very nice!!!

At first I thought Nanzhu was Brandt, but later I felt that Leo had a tendency to counterattack. Even if things don't work out, Paul can come up with a knight to protect the horse. As a result, you tell me that Nanzhu is a king who appears out of nowhere. What kind of trouble is going on?

I think the heroine of this book is a bit sad

I like the process very much, but... What does the ending mean?

Really, no, there is, is it? Although the writing is good, why is the ending so uncomfortable?

So beautiful

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