Matriarchy: The Cold-Blooded Assassin Transmigrates and Becomes a Sickly Weakling?

Very beautiful Unlike other female-dominated novels, the little boy is a different character. The male protagonist here is mentally strong, adaptable, intelligent, and self-disciplined. Some say the male lead is frustrated, although I also think he's not as powerful as he was in his previous life.

I've read a few chapters and it's alright. Author, keep it up! Is Zuo Xiangru the female lead? They always write this kind of thing, I wonder how many men she has, making her seem like the main character. The beginning was okay, but I really couldn't stand it anymore 🤭🤭

In short, I hope that Cheng Qinghuai will not be swayed by anyone's feelings, can be himself, only himself, and will always be the Cheng Qinghuai who yearns for mountains and rivers, the bright moon, and the wind and rain in the forest. He is not someone's husband, not an assassin of an organization, just a carefree Cheng Qinghuai, with a heart as firm as a rock and blood as cold as ice.

This is a female-dominated novel with a male perspective that's more suitable for female readers. The writing style is really delicate, without the awkwardness of forced "popularity" found in male-dominated novels. The first female lead is the typical older type, haha, but it's really good.

This is a female-oriented novel. Just to be clear, this novel is more realistic (meaning the protagonists won't give up everything for love; they pursue power, weigh the pros and cons, and use things when necessary, including the male lead, and occasionally they may even have murderous intent towards him). Let's start with the female lead—

This is so well-written! You can almost feel the male protagonist's loneliness and rebellion—his isolation from the world and his entanglement in the power struggle. His clarity and composure are unparalleled in any male-to-female transmigration novel I've read.

It's suffocating! The author writes very well, capturing the reality of men's subservience in a matriarchal world. It shattered my previous fantasy that women in matriarchal societies could roam freely with countless followers. Instead, all I saw was societal imprisonment and shackles on men. As a modern man, I felt incredibly suffocated and restless while reading.

The author claims it's a female-oriented story, but I think it's more like a male-oriented one because neither the male nor female lead prioritizes love; in fact, their feelings are a mixture of pretense and genuine affection. Both leads are very charismatic, which I really like. If you're looking for a wish-fulfillment story, go ahead.

A good female-oriented novel with a distinct female-centric feel. The male protagonist doesn't seem like an assassin; his psychological descriptions are very feminine. He's like a low-level assassin who values ​​short-term gains. Of course, this is understandable, since he has no choice but to act this way in this environment. This is also a key reason why I like this book.

This is amazing! It's the best female-dominated novel I've ever read. Why is the rating so low? 😫 I feel it should be at least 9.5. The writing is excellent, the setting is rigorous and reasonable, and it avoids clichéd plots. You can really feel the cruelty and oppression of this setting. The characters are all well-developed.