Female-Dominated Lord: My Husbands Are All Pretty Strong

In the year 372 of the Interstellar Era, the Galactic Matriarchal Alliance rules across twenty-eight star systems. Its core principle is “Women are supreme, men are their attendants”: women govern, serve in the military, and inherit vital resources, while men depend on “gentleness, talent, and loyalty” to make their way in life. The Alliance tacitly approves of polygamy as a “superior genetic inheritance plan”: high-ranking women may legally have several husbands, who rely on their wives to gain access to social resources.

This world blends fantasy and science fiction. It is home to ancient races such as the Star Kite, Fox, and Merfolk clans; star-core powers such as elemental control, spatial teleportation, and mental manipulation; interstellar technology including starships, androids, the darknet, and energy weapons; and ancient ruins containing mysterious energy and secrets of lost civilizations. The Alliance is divided into three factions: the Reformists, who support racial equality and the fusion of technology and magic; the Conservatives, who uphold the matriarchal order and reject ancient powers; and the Centrists, who side with the strong and waver between the two.

The heroine

Public identity: The newly appointed lord of Canglan Star, a frontier planet. She looks like a sweet, harmless girl with twin tails, but she can barely pass her interstellar driving test, and her cooking is practically a biological weapon: she specializes in blowing up kitchens. In truth, she has many identities.

- Personality: She plays the fool while hiding her claws. Sweet and innocent on the surface, she is actually cunning, sly, decisive, fiercely protective of her own, and fond of acting cute.