Matriarchy: I Bring Glory to Three Generations! My Husband Pretends to Be a God

Matriarchal society + Male Pregnancy + Overpowered Golden Finger + False God + Imperial Exams + Pure Wish Fulfillment. Song Weizhi transmigrates into a matriarchal historical romance novel, becoming a brainless cannon-fodder villain who harasses the male lead early in the story. She is also the only girl in the Song family for three generations, making her the family’s pride and joy in name as well as fact. Her stern, cold-faced mother is gentle only with her, her two fathers dote on her like the apple of their eye, and her three older brothers are all classic overprotective little-brother types who follow her every command. Her parents prepare early, finding her a beautiful, gentle, capable child bride to wait on her. As a treasured girl, she enjoys the support of her whole family, and even the world is supposed to revolve around her. Aside from her family being poor, Song Weizhi is very satisfied with her situation. However, society in ancient times is rigidly stratified and ruled by the emperor. As a commoner with no rights, Song Weizhi nearly gets taken by nobles to serve as a scapegoat. After that, Song Weizhi takes the lesson to heart and throws herself into her studies so she can pass the imperial examinations. With her golden finger’s help, she surges ahead, climbing ever higher as a host of peerlessly beautiful men flock to her like bees to honey. The tough-on-the-outside, tender-on-the-inside Crown Princess, who disguises herself as a woman. The beautiful child bride, a scheming green tea type whose true nature is the opposite of what she shows. The spoiled, wilful young prince who begs for her love. A hulking, muscular “ugly man” who serves as her humble retainer... They adore her with the reverence one would show a savior, scheming against each other just to win even a second of her attention. Song Weizhi enjoys it, yet is stingy about pulling them out of their desperate mire. Because she is a woman, after all.