The Apocalypse Big Shot Transmigrates Into a Poor Scholar in a Matriarchal World

The author's writing is excellent, but I just can't bring myself to like the female lead's husband. I don't know why, I just don't like him, even though he died for her in their past life. I guess he's a bit pathological? I personally hate this kind of pathological love because pathological people are extremely possessive. How can this type of person be worthy of being a husband?

Keep it up, it's pretty good. It's just that the female lead is a bit soft-hearted, which doesn't seem like something from a post-apocalyptic world.

The writing is alright, but the female lead becomes completely love-struck after meeting her husband, wanting to be with him every single moment of the day. Even while answering exam questions, she keeps thinking about him. Even if the husband was a cute, innocent guy in his past life, he shouldn't be this spoiled in this one. He lets the female lead dress him, like he's raising a child!

It's very well written. When I was describing the escape from famine, I thought it was a story about conquering the world, but later I realized it was probably about taking the imperial examinations and becoming an official. [Already hooked] The husband is the kind of person the female lead needs—someone who is wholeheartedly devoted to her and willing to do anything for her.

It's very well written, very natural, and doesn't feel out of place at all. The female lead is reserved and mature, a wise and normal adult. I can't find any fault with it. The writing style is good, the narrative is clear, and there aren't many dialogues. It feels like watching a movie, with fast-paced scene changes. It's much better than many stories that feel like stage plays.

The reason I added this book to my bookshelf is because of Pei Yanzhi. In his past life, he was willing to commit suicide for the female lead, and in this life, he's willing to give everything for her, loving her unconditionally. Pei Yanzhi's love is so extraordinary; it doesn't exist in the real world. So, for Pei Yanzhi, and to see him happily spend his life with the female lead, I will definitely continue reading. I want to see him happy, I want to see his unwavering love rewarded! 😄😄😄

It's quite realistic and good-looking. I especially like the female lead's aloofness and refusal to fawn over men.

This is a slice-of-life story set in a female-dominated world. The female protagonist prioritizes her career over romance. She possesses supernatural abilities, including spatial powers and high combat skills, and is quick to resolve any trouble. Currently, there aren't any major plot holes; it's a lighthearted and slice-of-life story, a typical example of a strong female lead. She has both a kind heart and a ruthless side. It's not angsty and is perfect for passing the time.

It's alright, but this matriarchal society is basically just a gender reversal.

I've only read about ten chapters, and I really like the female lead's personality—she's intelligent and composed. I hope the author will add more chapters!