Matriarchy: The Aloof Assassin Turns into a Sweet Husband

It's not bad, the plot is quite engaging, but there are probably not many chapters yet, and the character development is still a bit lacking. Keep up the good work, author!

There's not much to say, except that there aren't many female-dominated novels like this (just a handful), and this one just happens to resonate with me. Author, please write it well and don't abandon it! ❌ It's okay if you write slowly, the important thing is the content. The current setting is great, and there can be some angst later (it's already been hinted at), but please don't angst the romance (you know what I mean)! Finally, best of luck to the author! 💕💕

This book perfectly matched my expectations. While the character portrayals weren't flawless, they were still quite good. Especially the sweet moments between the main character and the female lead! Overall, it's a very good book.

The male lead is too effeminate, with a touch of masculinity from his past life, which I think is about right, but I still want to give the author a five-star review.

Having read over thirty chapters, the overall quality is quite good. Aside from the female-dominated plot, the author also described the battle scenes in detail (which surprised me). It's clear the author put their heart into the writing; if they can maintain this level of dedication, it will definitely become a great book.

It looks nice but is too short, I'll keep it as an apple for now 🍉

This is a very good female-dominated novel, but it's a bit different from the usual ones. The male lead doesn't have the typical male chauvinism of today; he possesses some basic characteristics and psychology of modern women. It's essentially a gender-swap story. If you can't accept that, don't read it!

The author's writing is really good, much better than other books of the same type, it's just that the updates are a bit slow (although I know the author is not a professional writer, I still can't help but say it). Author, keep up your pace, don't stop updating, keep it up!

Has no one noticed the formula in this book? I read male-oriented novels all the time and I've seen this formula more than once: the female lead fails to assassinate the male lead, is betrayed by an acquaintance, and is then redeemed by the male lead. I'm all too familiar with it 😏😏😏

It's been a long time since I've found a book that's decent. They're good, but there are just too few of them.