Before the Divorce, My Husband Was Possessed by a Man from a Matriarchal Kingdom

Shi Wu is preparing to divorce the husband she married just two months ago. No matter how handsome he is, she can’t stand his chauvinism. He says men shouldn’t go in the kitchen, women should do all the housework, and men should control the money. Ridiculous. Shi Wu has no intention of becoming anyone’s servant. But when she gets home, ready to ask for a divorce, her usually arrogant husband, who treats her like a servant, is crying with red eyes and a trembling voice. It turns out that the soul inside her husband’s body now belongs to a man from a matriarchal kingdom. This man is obedient and considerate. He knows the Four Books and Five Classics, takes care of all the housework, and says without a hint of complaint that these are things a man ought to do. Shi Wu had only planned to stay with him for a while before divorcing him, worried he wouldn’t be able to live independently. Now she says: There’s no way I’m getting divorced! Word is, the top-ranked university in the country has a very handsome professor. The professor is aloof and leaves as soon as class is over. They say he really dislikes women. But one day, in front of the entire class, the professor proudly declared, “My wife is the best wife in the world.” A love-struck male lead from a matriarchal kingdom who follows the rules of manly virtue and can do everything × a laid-back working woman who loves sweet, puppy-like guys 1. I couldn’t find any stories like this, so I wrote one myself. This is just for my own enjoyment, so please don’t take it too seriously. 2. The male lead is very submissive and starved for affection. His whole world revolves around the female lead. 3. It’s a sweet romance, with no melodramatic misunderstandings. 4. Based on the outline, it should be a 240,000-character sweet treat. 5. Respect everyone’s personal preferences.