Transmigrating to a Matriarchal World: My Wife Wants to Run Away

(Transmigration, strong female lead and weaker male leads, each with their own strengths and flaws)

When she wakes up in another world, Gu Xixi can only think: this is beyond ridiculous. She never goes looking for excitement, and now she’s transmigrated?

Wait, who am I? I’m an ordinary orphan from the 21st century. Just yesterday, I finally got the deed to my house, quit the sanda I’d been practicing for three years, and left behind all the noise and commotion. I planned to move to a peaceful little town and retire early.

But when she wakes up, there’s no charming little town waiting for her. Instead, she finds four husbands in another world, tortured by her original self until they’re barely recognizable.

Unexpectedly, the jade pendant she’s worn since childhood has come with her, too.

Once she understands what’s going on, she stops fretting. With the little time she has, she makes sure she and everyone in the courtyard are well-fed and plump.

But when the time finally comes for her to leave, she hesitates. Without realizing it, she has settled into her role and become who she was meant to be. She no longer resists this world or its people.

Then she discovers that all of this was planned. Her arrival wasn’t an accident, but deliberate. And the culprit is the birth mother who abandoned her in the 21st century.

The early part is a peaceful farming story. The later part is about political intrigue.