The heroine, who has dreamed of escaping from a patriarchal family since childhood, thought that she would have a place to live after marrying into a wealthy family. It wasn't until the moment she was sacrificed to power by her husband as a gift that she suddenly realized that she had just escaped from one patriarchal family to another.
The male protagonist, who has been secretly in love with the heroine for a long time, rescues her and finally succeeds in taking over. However, the story does not stop at the moment of "the prince and the princess lived happily ever after" because the heroine married into an untraditional wealthy family with women in power.
In the hero's house, the heroine experiences a new relationship between husband and wife, parent-child, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. What unexpected discovery did she make in the matrilineal wealthy clan? What are the different characteristics of a matriarchal family boss compared to a traditional boss? What is special about the rich family fights, power transfer, and offspring training that the heroine has personally experienced compared with traditional wealthy families?
(Time-stamped manuscripts from different writing periods of this article have been retained.)
