
Love While Waiting for Cinderella
等待灰姑娘的爱情
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 210k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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59Chapters
5.2kFavorites
48.4kClicks per chapter
7.6Score
3.9kNutrient gifts
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It's very immersive. My favorite author is the one whose two chapters I wanted to read were locked. *Crying*
Good heavens, basins of bloody water were being carried out... Seriously?! How could a modern hospital not have sewers in the delivery room?! The nurses had to carry basins of bloody fluid over and over again.
The writing is good, but the plot could be improved with more careful consideration.
A 30-year-old woman isn't that naive. Before it became VIP content, I could still appreciate it, but after, it's just a bunch of nonsense and vulgarity.
Judging from the author's words, she has never given birth: During a normal childbirth, there is usually no bleeding except when preparing the vagina or umbilical cord. Using a basin is even less likely, otherwise it could indicate severe postpartum hemorrhage or uterine rupture, which would be much more serious.
Having read many of the Queen's works, I quite liked this one, although her writing style and storytelling improved in the later parts. I loved how the Queen portrayed the female lead's inferiority complex and timidity; the psychological descriptions were heartbreaking, making it easy to understand a woman struggling alone in a big city, earnestly and self-disciplined despite her frugal lifestyle.
I'll leave a comment after watching it. It's just so-so.
Having read so many of your novels, I still prefer male concubines.
It's so sad that several chapters are locked.
Looking for all kinds of succulents... Thank you.