A Happy Life in a Matriarchal World

It was alright, but the ending felt a bit rushed. It would have been better if there were some epilogues. 🤦

It's great! Keep up the good work, author! Don't forget those two brothers; hopefully, it will be all three of them as the main characters. I'm a little angry. If you don't like something, don't do things that could cause misunderstandings. The female lead doesn't understand her own feelings, is indecisive, and procrastinates.

It's very good. I hope they don't forget the two brothers surnamed Chen. They are also very nice. It's a matriarchal society, so it's okay to have a few more men!

I quite enjoyed watching it. It's just that those two shouldn't have let themselves have a child if they wanted to leave, and then they accused the female lead of not wanting them. It was clearly their own choice to leave, and the female lead, who also liked them, never said anything.

It's all good, except those two are a bit ungrateful. Why did they have to have a child? They blame everything on the female lead and never thought about her well-being.

Overall, it's well-written. I'd like to ask the author, will the female lead marry another husband? Currently, it seems she has three. I hope she doesn't. The opening chapters mention that the female lead can't accept having multiple husbands. If she marries again later, it feels a bit hard to accept. In the world of relationships, I always feel that having a third person means it's not true love.

I hope to have more husbands.

The plot is fast-paced, and it would have been even better without that overused, cheesy system space. I thought the future emperor and his little bodyguard, chosen early on, would also be part of the harem, but alas, there are only three. Wouldn't it have been more fun with more? 😳😳😳

Haha, I just love falling in love with every girl I meet, and I'm a savior of all living beings. I love the female lead!

I hadn't read many chapters before the two men left. Let's look at the comments. Giving four stars is for the author's hard work, but criticizing the female lead as a jerk isn't physical, it's psychological. She developed feelings for the first two men, then suddenly fell for someone else, making the first two seem unworthy.