Matriarchy: Doting on My Beautiful Husband

Transmigration + matriarchy + strong heroine + multiple male leads

She was the boss lady and owner of a modern male-model club, with connections in both the criminal underworld and respectable society, running all kinds of handsome-man businesses and wielding formidable methods.

An unexpected deal sends her transmigrating into a matriarchal world, where she becomes a princess and prince.

She has earned great distinction and is known as the bloodthirsty God of War, the Prince Regent.

She became the Prince Regent because the empress feared her for competing with her for a man.

She is a flirtatious, passionate woman, immensely powerful and commander of the three armies. She pacifies the southern frontier, subdues the north, defeats countless enemies, and wins glory upon glory in battle.

She was the leading contender for the throne, but when the fighting ended and she returned in triumph, her younger sister seized the throne before her.

And the first thing her sister did after ascending was compete with her for the childhood sweetheart she loved.

How could she stand for that?

And so she begins a campaign of beating up the empress!

She starts building power in both open and covert ways, matching wits and trading blows with her empress sister.

But as she moves between the court and the martial world, she gets drawn into even more sinister conspiracies.

She also discovers that her true identity is far more mysterious than she imagined.

More schemes and intrigues come to light.

Amid this turbulent web of conspiracies, she meets several of the most important men in her life.

She begins walking the line between life and death, all while weighing her choices among the handsome men around her.

The men come to understand her deep devotion and passion, as well as her indifference to fame and fortune and her yearning for a peaceful, free life.

No one knows where love begins, but once it takes root, it runs deep.

What kind of perfect ending will they share with her in the future?