Matriarchy: The Pretty Boy Just Wants to Provide for His Family, So Leave Him Alone

He transmigrates to a matriarchal world where women outnumber men three to one, and men have become a rare resource cherished by society.

While everyone else waits to be taken in by a rich woman, Lin Chu, orphaned by the death of both his parents, resolutely takes on a mountain of debt and struggles to survive with two younger sisters who aren't related to him by blood.

To scrape together his sisters' tuition, the handsome and refined Lin Chu waits tables by day and delivers takeout at night, becoming a singularly rare sight in this matriarchal world.

He thinks he'll spend his days peacefully in this warm, ordinary life, full of everyday comforts.

But little does he know, the sight of him working hard to support his family has already driven all sorts of top-tier bigwigs wild with desire!

A lovesick female tycoon corners him, eyes reddening: “Lin Chu, you'd rather haul bricks than spend my money?”

The haughty national screen queen boldly announces to the whole internet: “No one but Lin Chu can play the male lead in this drama!”

Even a short-tempered delinquent and a cool, aloof school doctor join the fray, each trying to claim this “Tang Monk's flesh” for herself.

Seeing that the brother they depend on is about to be snatched away by some wicked woman, his calculating, cool-headed second sister and sweet, homebody third sister are frantic:

“Our brother belongs to our family! All you bad women, stay away from him!”