[Otherworld livestream + matriarchal society + no fixed CP (includes one woman with multiple men) + fictional setting + immersive transmigration]
The heroine isn't perfect. She's selfish and timid, and all she wants is to stay alive, though sometimes she does have a soft heart.
To avoid starving to death, Yu Qingliu decides to take part in an otherworldly livestream.
But aren't you first-, second-, and third-class citizens always looking down on us parasites?
How come the ones who insult me the most are also the ones shamelessly calling me their wife?
The livestream System assigned to Yu Qingliu tells her she'll spend a lifetime in a matriarchal world.
When that life ends, she'll travel to other worlds and continue livestreaming.
Yu Qingliu can barely hear what the System is saying anymore. The System she's been assigned is just too good.
She's going to a matriarchal world, and she won't have to give birth herself. How did I only get this lucky now? Boohoo... I've missed out on so much.
Why? Because I'm too weak, and nobody wants me. They look down on me for being a weak woman. Luckily, I still look pretty good, so I managed to fool a few handsome young men who only care about appearances.
I'm the one supporting the family, so how did I end up being supported instead?
Boohoo, and now I'm being scorned too.
But the food this little husband cooks is really good. It's so good.
First world: A pitiful girl in an ancient matriarchal society who nearly starved to death, with multiple male leads. The heroine isn't a good person. She just wants to live comfortably as a rich idler. (Livestream comments appear quite often.)
Second world: A pitiful girl in a modern matriarchal society who nearly starved to death, with one male lead. A novice heroine trying to keep a pond of admirers, who ends up getting exposed. (She doesn't need to rely on the comments much, so they don't appear often.)
Third world: The kingdom of the gods
The subject matter is novel and the author's writing is very good, but he is too anxious. If you think about it carefully, it is a very good work. Creation is not easy. Come on, author. I look forward to your masterpiece. If you have another way out, best wishes and congratulations [I also strongly recommend]
It looked good, but it ended too suddenly.