The Farming Matriarch Gets Rich and Spoils Her Husband

This novel is very well written; it's the only one I've read to the end. I felt a little unsatisfied; the ending felt rushed. Earlier, An Yue was captured by bandits, and Su Zhishi went to rescue her. Didn't An Yue already know Su Zhishi knew martial arts, and the book even said he was better than the Grand Master? Later, it seemed Su didn't know martial arts, which was a bit confusing.

Wow, the plot is pretty good, and the writing is nice too, but the female lead in this matriarchal world is... Well, let's just say she has no dignity. She does laundry, cooks, earns money, and still has to be subservient to her husband, living like a dog! Her husband misunderstands and says she's trying to enforce family rules? But it's all for naught!

What should I do? I can't bear to lose any of these husbands, they're all handsome.

I really love this novel! It's the kind of novel you like more and more as you read on, and the author's writing style is excellent. The only downside is that the author can't update more often; there's just not enough! 🤣🤣

I'm hoping for a one-on-four situation, otherwise I can't continue writing.

In patriarchal societies, it's acceptable for men to have multiple wives and concubines throughout history, maintaining a stable home life while having extramarital affairs. Why don't women in matriarchal societies have multiple husbands? As long as it's legal there, marriage is their freedom, and there's nothing to say about it.

Just wondering, is it a boy's pregnancy?

The overall concept is brilliant, but I always feel like something's missing in the process.

It's alright, but there's too little meat. I want some meat! *Slurp*

Very interesting, keep it up!