In a Woman-Dominated World, I Somehow Became the Husband of a Yandere Wife

The slogan “Men’s safety comes first” rings out loud and clear, but in a matriarchal world where the ratio of women to men is 1:20, it’s nothing more than an excuse to keep men under lock and key. After transmigrating, Xiao Shiyan understands that “looks are everything.” He becomes a househusband on the strength of his handsome face, enjoying a laid-back, comfortable life, until Su Qingyuan, the CEO he’d only ever seen in financial magazines, walks into his home and runs her fingers over his Adam’s apple. “Husband, stop hiding.”

When he sees the marriage certificate photo she pulls out, his brain freezes. Is this a suspense drama, or a forced-romance plot? Su Qingyuan’s obsessive tendencies are even worse than the rumors say: she deletes every female contact from his phone, pins a location-tracking brooch to his shirt collar, and even announces in front of the entire company, “He belongs to me.”

At the end of his patience, Xiao Shiyan decides to turn the tables: if she uses her power to bind him, he’ll use his own abilities to make her bow her head. They mock him for riding a woman’s coattails? He turns around and lands a project worth tens of billions. They say he isn’t worthy of the CEO? He gets even Su Qingyuan’s sworn enemies to fall at his feet. When the “Men’s Virtue Class” comes knocking, he smashes its signboard. “My wife has no problem with me, so who the hell are you?”

A marriage that began with coercion ultimately becomes his pass to throw his weight around in a matriarchal world. After all, Xiao Shiyan is the only one in the world who can turn an obsessive boss into a clingy sweetheart.