Female Rivalry in an Upside-Down World

If you read it as a typical wish-fulfillment story, it's fine. Even with a 1000-to-1 ratio, the woman still feels the man is trying to take advantage of her. Isn't that still modern thinking? If people are starving, they crave meat; if they're forced to eat meat every day, they'll only crave bland meat, and it becomes nauseating.

First, let me say this: if they attack, I'll run first, everyone make way for me. Second, I am Liu Bei, the Imperial Uncle. The plot is tight, with a large ensemble cast, and the descriptions are detailed, especially the costumes and details, which easily evoke associations. It just lacks a bit of depth, but it's mindlessly enjoyable.

Keep it up, big brother who's writing about the Imperial Uncle!

It's a good story, especially the scene where they go to eat boxed lunches. How different is that world from ours? The only difference is that in their world, women do the manual labor, while in this world, men do the manual labor. In their world, women earn dowries to find a willing husband, while in our world, men earn bride prices to find a woman who agrees to marry.

Thank you all for your support. I will carefully read every comment and paragraph review. Thank you for your suggestions; I am constantly improving this novel, and I hope it will become a book you will frequently revisit. Please feel free to speak your mind; I believe every reader can be the author of this novel.

There's no rating yet, and I don't know what the score will be when it comes out. Oh well, I'll just give it a 5-star review for now, and then adjust it based on the rating later. 7 Stars is about right, any higher would be risky. I was wondering why it took me so long to read just a few pages; it turns out each chapter has so many words. The author is truly amazing.

Actually, I'm quite looking forward to seeing how society evolves within this distorted gender ratio, but it's really hard to write about. I'm currently on chapter 21, and I feel like I'm only scratching the surface, but thinking about it, it's not bad at all. It's quite satisfying to see the contrast between reality and fiction, haha. Keep it up, author!

Do you dare to post the novel on Xiaohongshu? 😏

So far, this is the only world that truly reflects a gender ratio perspective; the male protagonist adapts very well to this world, which is commendable. Later, when superhumans appeared, they lost their original intentions and stopped paying attention to details, making the series far inferior to the first ten or so chapters.

She wakes up to find herself transported to a matriarchal world where men are scarce and highly sought after. While enjoying a life of ease and comfort, she is determined to find her way back home. The absurd setting is incredibly satisfying.