Review Detail of 94owl in Thank you for Waiting, Mister Tang!

The premise is actually kind of interesting - here we have someone who, against all of her morals, is forced into a relationship for economical gain and she's pretty clear about it. My only gripe about these novels in that the ML always falls in love with the facade that the FL is presenting. Of course the FL can't say that she doesn't want to cook, or that she's too tired, or that she wants to do this, that or the other, because she is depending on the ML for protection/money/etc. In short, the power relation is unbalanced and even if the ML *does* fall in love, it's not with the FLs true self. However, that's a critique for this type of novel in general, as much as it applies to this novel in particular. The FL is a little too weak in day-to-day interactions for my taste (she chose her path with resolution, so now when she's faced with the consequences, she should be a little stronger - on the surface anyway - than a quivering quail).