I Want the Kingdom and the Beauty: Matriarchy
江山美人全都要【女尊】
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 255k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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124Chapters
26Reads · 30 days
80.9kReads · all time
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Although it's a matriarchal society, deep down it still seems to love men.
Everything is fine, but I don't understand why the female lead, who was willing to kill her own brother to seize the throne in her previous life, suddenly starts to feel sorry for men in this matriarchal society. Your brother Chen Bei wanted to release a poisonous snake to kill you. At first, you didn't suspect him.
The premise was good, and it started off well, but it got weirder and weirder later on. It didn't fit the empress persona the female lead was initially portrayed as. A ruthless and decisive emperor would easily let go of the person who released snakes to kill her, and even showed excessive sympathy by teaching him to write and feeling sorry for them.
It's quite novel. The female lead was an empress in her previous life and was reborn into a matriarchal world. However, her previous life was filled with hardship and suffering, leaving her injured and unhappy. Even after her rebirth, she's still being harmed. Not long after the story begins, a poisonous snake suddenly appears, trying to kill her.
Well written! The story follows a woman who transmigrates from a patriarchal society to a poor, matriarchal peasant family after the empress's death. The writing is exceptionally good, creating a strong sense of immersion, and the characters are vividly portrayed. In short, I hope the author writes 10,000 words a day! [Requesting frequent updates!]
That's amazing! Even in a matriarchal society, she still cares about men and empathizes with them, even teaching them to read. She can't even remember that five-step snake? Is she afraid the enemy isn't strong enough?
It was okay at first, but the more I watched, the more frustrating it became. The female lead didn't say a word, especially in the scene where she was buying a hairpin. She didn't intend to buy it, but she insisted on not saying anything and just dragged her father along. Her father misunderstood and thought she wanted it, so he started haggling with the seller.
It's hard to judge. It's a matriarchal society, but the male protagonists give birth. It's a matriarchal society, but the women still serve in the U. S. Military. It feels like the author wanted to write a matriarchal society, but unconsciously many settings are still patriarchal. Also, the protagonist is a bit too protective of her brother.
The female lead's "Empress" persona is unconvincing.
Someone who could become an empress in their past life must have been quite a figure, but the female lead feels like a joke, especially since the story is set in a matriarchal society. The three men and one woman setting seems to be borrowed from that famous female-loving novel on JJ, but here it's turned into a male-loving version [what?].