My Househusband: Transmigrated to a Matriarchal World to Farm

I came here to learn how to cook, not to read. I don't know if it's good or not, but I know I learned how to cook.

Dear little cuties, it is not easy for the author to code words. If you feel that the content is too abusive, you can avoid it by yourself. There should be no need to verbally attack my book, right? In addition, every character in the book is like my child, so please discuss the content rationally (.'▽'.)♡

It's actually not bad. I don't understand why people in the comment section are saying something bad about this novel. This is indeed a novel with one woman and multiple men, but the male protagonist has not been replaced. He just lost his memory and did not bear children for others. The heroine is also responsible for Pei Yuehan. This comment section is really like a group of people writing negative reviews. I almost didn't read this novel, but what can I say, it's not bad, right? The heroine is very emotionally entangled, which I think is normal. After all, he is just an ordinary spoiled girl in modern times, which fits her personality quite well.

I am now reading chapter 292. I don't know if the heroine will collapse. I am about to collapse. I can't stand it anymore😭 The first part is so sweet and the second part is so cruel that it kills me. 😭I will finish reading it in one breath. I hope the ending will not make me collapse.

The characters in the story are very vivid and have their own merits. The amnesia part in the middle was too cruel, and the torture lasted for a long time. It made my heart choked up after watching it. However, the ending was really arranged well. There was no farewell or harm. I think the marriage of the three people was what most people expected. It was reasonable and satisfactory. Really good.

First, if you like big heroines, I suggest you not read this book if the heroine is particularly powerful. Second, the first half of the book is sweet, the middle is a bit sadistic, and the end also has a very good ending. If you are afraid of being sad, don't read it. Third, I think the logic of the entire book is very good and very consistent with the social reality in the context of a female-dominated society. Fourth, everyone's preferences are different. You can't deny that the author's writing is very good. Although it may not cater to your preferences, it is the closest to reality, right? I really like this book written by the author

It was another night when the flowers were blooming and the moon was full. Since it was Yijin's birthday, Lin Yuxi prepared a large table of sumptuous meals, which were all loved by the family. And not only is it Yijin's birthday, after today, she will almost have to arrange her marriage with Yijin and Pei Yuehan... It's not for anything else, but she said she wanted to make up for not being able to give to Yijin and Pei Yuehan in the past, so now she can make up for this regret, right? Needless to say, the wedding scene on that day must have been very lively, just as she had always longed for and hoped to see with her own eyes that the person she loved could wear a wedding dress for her! After all, it was snatched away by others before, but now she still got back what belonged to her. "Master Wife, we will be together in the next life!" "Of course, but I will definitely look for you first in my next life."

It's quite interesting. In harem stories, the male protagonist has always been unclean and has many women and children who make the female protagonist sad. It's very novel. The female protagonist takes charge of the house and tells everyone that we women are not easy to mess with.

I really like this novel. I hope the author will update it more so that the heroine can include Pei Yuehan and her cousin in the harem.

Well! After reading a few chapters, the male protagonist's situation is quite emotional. In a patriarchal society, men take women's contributions for granted, scolding them whenever they want, and beating them whenever they want. Now looking at this feminist social novel, the original protagonist scolds and beats her husband. Is he pitiful? Pitiful. But why is it not hateful for a man in a patriarchal society to beat his wife? (However, this novel is quite interesting, I have the desire to read it, the subject matter is fresh, and the emotions of the characters written by the author are very delicate and touching)