Matriarchy: Want to Spend the Night? Get in Line, the Others Are Going Crazy

I caught up after staying up all night, but it's only 37 chapters 🥺 I thought the female lead would carefully consider all aspects before choosing a husband who could best help her secure that position. However, she suddenly became love-struck and said she liked Wen and wanted to choose him as her husband.

It's rare to see a female lead who doesn't suffer any grievances or have to humble herself to please the male leads, and her interactions with each male lead are all different, sometimes warm and sometimes cold. It's so refreshing to watch a female lead who doesn't feel stifled; it's such a rare find. Just watch, it's pure, satisfying reading! 👍

The female lead isn't just in a romance; she also has a strong political agenda. The supporting female characters aren't just flat, stupid figures; they're real, tough women who can rival the female lead. It's hard for me to hate any of the women in the show 🥹 Whether it's the emperor, the villainous female lead, or the female lead herself, they're all courageous and resourceful.

Dearest Chef: Seeing this letter feels like seeing you in person; it brings a smile to my face. Liking you is probably the most arbitrary and irrational thing in the world. It's not about weighing pros and cons, not about being moved by your words, but simply that suddenly you've become someone I can't let go of, someone I can't bear to part with.

This is not a transmigration story; the female protagonist is a person from this world who had fabricated memories implanted into her by Jun Linrou using an array, causing her to lose her memory. The female lead is too fond of Qi Jin. Since this is a matriarchal harem, let's stop with the practice of favoring only one person; let's distribute the affections evenly.

Although I haven't had much time to read it, only up to about fifty chapters so far, I genuinely love this book and highly recommend it to all readers. Let me first explain my reading habit: I read straight through. If I encounter plot issues, character inconsistencies, or something I find objectionable, I'll skip it entirely.

This is incredibly good! The plot is full of twists and turns, very enjoyable, unlike other female-dominated novels where the female lead is overly flattering and trying to please the male lead. The female lead in this book is fantastic, making for a very pleasant reading experience. Each male lead is unique and likable. You absolutely must read it!! This is the best book I've read this year.

It's really great! I'm quite picky about books; I usually drop those that are too exaggerated or unrealistic, or those that are too depressing or restrictive. This work by the author is excellent. Every character is vivid and has their own distinct personality. It doesn't try to elevate one character by putting down another, which fits the female-dominated genre perfectly!

It's good that the show didn't try to please the male leads just because of a bad start. However, I have a small suggestion: since it's a matriarchal society, titles like "Crown Princess" and "Eldest Daughter" could be replaced with "Crown Prince" and "Eldest Son." "Son" is a gender-neutral term; since women are the primary sex, there's no need to specifically label them with gender. It's only when women are not the primary sex that gender labeling is necessary.

It's a good read. The female lead is intelligent, powerful, of noble birth, and possesses unparalleled wisdom; she's quite satisfying and doesn't suffer mistreatment. The writing is good, but it's not finished yet. The male leads also have distinct personalities and unique characteristics; the author has a knack for character development.