
Matriarchy: The Valkyrie Spoils Her Adorable Husband
女尊:女武神强宠小娇夫
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 976k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 女尊:病娇女帝强占禁脔美夫郎Alternate title on Fanqie
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Highly recommended to everyone to see it! Why do everyone like to read sadistic stories about female protagonists? I can't understand why they torture the male protagonist to the point of insanity and hurt his family. Some heroines even abuse the heroine, which is even more incomprehensible. This book is beautiful and super sweet! The female protagonist does not lose her power, and the male protagonist achieves enlightenment, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven, and protects his children and grandchildren. The copywriting is the main text, and there is no copywriting fraud or anything [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart]
It's good to read. The author's worldview about the heroine is very solid. It's not the kind of story that pretends to be a heroine but actually writes about traditional ancient times. You win, brother. I am like a big wild hook on the roadside. I saw a brown thing and ran over excitedly, thinking it was chocolate. I took a bite and found out it was chocolate. I foamed at the mouth and twitched, and died in a sweetness that was not mine.
The female dotes on the male, she dotes on him very much, the male protagonist is cute, and he doesn't feel that the female protagonist is being disrespectful. It is a kind of tolerance from a superior person. After all, the first scene is the female protagonist's "I want it, and I will get it" 🤭 It has a bit of a taste of being tamed and tamed invisibly, which is delicious😍 ... After seeing it now, I feel that the male protagonist is disgusting, the female protagonist is disgusting, and the male protagonist's relatives are even more disgusting. The male protagonist has a bit of backbone but not much. He really complied with the promise of support and should not talk about independent personality. He wanted to divorce but ended up chasing after her. The female protagonist completely forgot about the character in the later period. The male protagonist's relatives even put shame on them. The author arranged for the wife to deliberately create conflicts just for the sake of creating conflicts. It makes no sense. Seeing that the heroine's twins were taken as hostages and died on the battlefield, the heroine seemed to have no feelings for the children. The children just died and she was just trying to keep the hero from leaving. I felt the author's full malice🥺. It was originally five stars, so let's change it to one star.
It's so good-looking, and it's one that gets better the more you watch it. Although the heroine is emotionally slow, as long as she gets the point of the hero, she will tolerate him unconditionally. Instead of breaking the situation when the hero is awkward, she will always guard him, catch him when he reacts after being entangled, and tell him "I'm always there." The male protagonist, Bao Bao, is also great. Although he lives in an era where men are inferior, he does not look down on himself. He has great values in business and learning 😳
I don't know how to put it, I like the author's writing very much, but maybe I have different feelings. When I see the two people torturing each other (just my own opinion), I would rather he didn't pursue the three-day date, and the ending has been settled since then. 😢😢😢 But the author's writing style is really good. If you are interested, you can read it.
The rest is easy to talk about, but, two people always have conflicts. There is either a misunderstanding here or a misunderstanding there. They solve one, and then promise that there will be no next time. After a few chapters, they have a cold war and get angry, saying that they believe the other party, and then get angry when there is a problem (mostly misunderstandings). After being hurt, they are heartbroken, and then they make some guarantees, and it will be the same next time [pout]
I like it, it's really pure love, and the female protagonist's physical love for the male protagonist is really traceable, it's not mindless love, it's principled and logical.
It's so beautiful. The author must keep writing. 2.2 After reading your reply in the comment area, I know why. This book is actually very well written. It is already very good among the many female novels I have read, but it is true that not many people read it. It is indeed quite miserable, but this is not your problem. At least in my opinion, it is already very good. In this case, just write whatever you want. At least you will be happy. As long as you update, I will continue to read it. But it is indeed very difficult to write novels now. If you can persist in writing, you are already very good. Come on, I hope you can write better and better. 2.1 Is no good. Author, I think your story settings and characters are very good, including the first few chapters. But why did you arrange it like this from chapter 160 to the latest chapter 173? Reading these chapters made my blood pressure rise. It's all a corny Riddler misunderstanding plot with stomachache. That's not to say that there can't be misunderstandings, but I shouldn't write that many times. The first time the heroine was caught and the hero went back to her parents' house to find someone but was misunderstood and didn't open her mouth. The second time the hero was teased and the heroine misunderstood and didn't open her mouth. The third time the hero spoke for her sister and the heroine was jealous but didn't open her mouth. This is the fourth time! What's the point of using such a long article? Moreover, both the male and female protagonists have the same virtue, that is, they don't tell but only guess. So let's assume that the male protagonist has low self-esteem and is sensitive, but what about the female protagonist? Doesn't the heroine like her very much? Then why is it that he keeps silent and cold when he sees something wrong with the male protagonist and doesn't want to find out the reason? There was a chapter before where it was said at the end that the female protagonist would investigate everything that affects the male protagonist. How long has it been since then? I saw that the latest male protagonist was obviously in a bad mood when he met the so-called prince on the street. Why didn't the female protagonist do anything? Isn't the female protagonist a character who loves the male protagonist to death? Why are the next few chapters about taking over the body? Not that much love either. Even if the prince and the heroine have a hidden affair, and the heroine didn't mean it, is there a problem with the connection of your plot? At the end of Chapter 159, it was said to go home to visit relatives, so why did it turn to this misunderstanding? With such a long chapter, it must have been several days since I watched the plot. So what's the big fuss about getting ready to go home? It's too fragmented.
The writing is really good, the writing is smooth, not embarrassing, and it brings the world of the heroine to life. Keep up the good work, author
Good boy, no woman can be your mother, wife, psychiatrist, life coach, favorite toy, possession, leader, best friend and worst enemy at the same time, but the heroine can