Cinderella Manhua

Title: Cinderella's Unfortunate Tale In a kingdom shrouded in darkness, a young girl named Ella toiled under the cruel shadow of her stepmother and stepsisters. Despite their constant scorn, Ella's heart remained pure, her spirit unbroken. Her only solace was in the stars above, whispering tales of magic and hope. One fateful night, as Ella gazed out her window, a shooting star streaked across the sky. She closed her eyes and made a wish with all her might - to escape her misery, if only for a moment. And in that moment, her fairy godmother appeared, a shimmering figure bathed in moonlight. With a wave of her wand, the fairy godmother transformed Ella's tattered rags into a gown of shimmering silver, and her worn shoes into delicate glass slippers. "Go, my dear," the fairy whispered, "and seize your moment of joy." At the royal ball, Ella's presence lit up the room, captivating all who beheld her beauty and grace. The prince himself was enchanted, drawn to her like a moth to a flame. They danced, their hearts intertwined in a melody of love and longing. But when the clock struck midnight, reality came crashing down. Ella fled, leaving behind only a single glass slipper - a token of their fleeting encounter. The prince's search led him to Ella's humble abode, where her stepmother's deception nearly shattered their fragile connection. In a twist of fate, a raging fire consumed the kingdom, threatening to erase all in its path. As chaos reigned, Ella's selfless act of heroism saved innocent lives, but at the cost of her own. In the prince's arms, she whispered her final words of gratitude and love, a bittersweet farewell to a life of hardship. And so, Cinderella's tale unfolded not as a traditional fairy tale, but as a testament to the enduring power of kindness, courage, and sacrifice in the face of adversity.