Transmigrate to a Matriarchal World: The Divine Doctor Takes Charge of the Family

It was good at first, but then it became more and more disturbing as I read it. The setting of the man's pregnancy in this book is also very strange. The mole on the man's back actually contains a fetus, which is really imaginative. The love between the heroine and the hero goes back and forth and is boring to watch. I won't follow the remaining ones that haven't been updated, that's basically it. I don't like to watch the extra romance. I want to see how the heroine takes revenge, how she clears her father's name, and how she becomes stronger. But not until now,

I really like the character of the heroine, the miracle doctor, but she couldn't cure herself at the beginning. She looked anxious, and she didn't have a golden finger to look frustrated. The villagers were also selfish, and I didn't see many good ones.

Although it has multiple male protagonists, in the real sense the female protagonist only marries Man Man, and the main plot revolves around the female protagonist and Man Man. I couldn't watch half of it because it was too boring. After skipping a few chapters, I found that the emotional lines of other male protagonists are negligible. It can even be said that the emotional lines of other male protagonists are very weak. The end of the full text is really just about raising Manman to be a real husband, because I'm not sure if I jump to watch it, but in the main story, except for the waiter that my grandfather gave to the original owner since childhood, he didn't marry anyone else, and he didn't even have sex with the waiter. If you want to see the relationship between the female protagonist and multiple male protagonists, I highly recommend it. The early plot can be seen. After leaving the village and entering the house, the plot turns very abrupt. The heroine is forced to solve something, and the others seem to be brainless.

I really like this book, but the heroine's early stage is a disaster. The house is leaking, the husband is deaf, and the heroine is lame. However, being evaluated means that the investment is not a loss, otherwise I will silently throw it out of the bookshelf

The male protagonists in the book are all good, but one of the male protagonists, Wei Man, has the most to do with the female protagonist. Even the finale has the most to do with the female protagonist. The other male protagonists have nothing to write about.

I didn't read the synopsis at first, but then I read it. I felt something was wrong after reading about seventy chapters. Amandu disappeared and was having an affair with another man. Then I read the synopsis. It turned out that there were many male protagonists. No wonder when I returned to Ai's house, others didn't push her away when they kissed her. It was my fault. I interrupted her and said goodbye.

I like Xiao Manman. Author, please give me a lot of happiness for Xiao Manman.

Manman is currently my favorite male protagonist! I'm so looking forward to his baby! Of course I like other male protagonists too, but Manman is the cutest 😳

It's so long-winded, the content is a bit messy, but it's a bit unique. In the heroine novel, it's not the belly that makes a man pregnant, but the mole on his back, which has to be dug out to give birth to a baby. It's a big deal.

It also has to be green onions, writing about heroines is so exciting, I like it a lot 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤