Matriarchy: I Really Can’t Take It, Yanderes, Stop!

Name: Matriarchy: I Really Can’t Take It, Yanderes, Stop!
Author: Half a Cup of Stars Hidden in the Mist

女尊：我真不行，病娇们快住手

by Half a Cup of Stars Hidden in the Mist (雾里藏星半盏)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 169k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Everyday
Updated: 6mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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I Really Can’t Handle a Matriarchal World, Yandere Girls, Please Stop

Urban everyday life / Matriarchal romance / Yandere love triangle / One heroine

Su Bai is an ordinary man with an average appearance, no job after graduation, and no money. To cope with the exorbitant bachelor tax, he marries his childhood sweetheart, the girl he grew up relying on at the orphanage. At night, his usually aloof wife turns into a crazed woman, but Su Bai clings desperately to his belt: “I won’t touch you before we have a wedding!” In this world full of wolves, the only weapon Su Bai has to defend his dignity is his desperate determination to maintain his image as the “perfect gentleman”!

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