(Note: This story contains mature scenes featuring older women, tsunderes, tanned characters, white-haired beauties, elves, love triangles, and more. Minors should read with parental supervision.)
What lay before them was like the clear glow of a new moon, or snow piled on flowering branches: a peerlessly beautiful face. A girl in a neat school uniform stood amid the flowers, her eyes lowered in thought.
This princess from a mysterious Eastern kingdom furrowed her delicate brows, seeming both sorrowful and pensive.
What could she be thinking about?
Was she worrying over her people's suffering? Or lamenting the foolishness of her beloved?
People watched with curiosity and anticipation.
Until her red lips parted and she murmured, "I'm so hungry..."
The aristocratic school life of a fake princess is facing a huge crisis.
She mustn't let anyone discover the truth about her desperate poverty! The Cinderella masquerading as a princess does everything she can to keep up the act. She has to play her role well and find a way to survive.
To stay alive, Cinderella resolutely sets out on the road of living off someone else's money, with no turning back.
