When Yaozu Transmigrates to a Matriarchal World

Zhou Zicheng has three older sisters and firmly believes that "a man should hold up the sky and stand tall." Then he wakes up one day to find that the world has gone mad.

Here, women pursue careers outside the home while men embroider and compete over their beauty at home. Even their Adam's apples must be secured with neckbands, or they will be accused of being "indecent."

He has no choice but to start learning from scratch:

He must not walk too fast or sit too casually.

Music, chess, calligraphy, painting, needlework, and embroidery: none can be skipped.

Every day, he tearfully memorizes The Rules of Male Virtue, and has to compete with a crowd of men for favor!

He's a man destined to bring glory to his family. How can he learn such things?

But looking at The Male Code in his hands and his master's icy gaze, he... he decides... to keep his head down for now.

#A Full-Scale Straight-Guy Makeover #Another Day of Trying to Preserve My Chastity

Worldbuilding:

This is the ancient matriarchal kingdom of Jiang.

Here, women are natural rulers: emperors, officials, generals, and merchants. They distinguish themselves through great deeds and bring honor to their families, with professional achievement held as the highest glory.

Men, by contrast, keep mostly to their homes. They adorn their faces with cosmetics and use exquisite neckbands to conceal their Adam's apples as a sign of chastity.

This world worships Nüwa, revering women's power to create as sacred. Women's ability to conceive and bear children is seen as a holy act that continues the divine legacy of Nüwa. Thus, women are honored as creators and guardians of life, and are naturally endowed with the right to rule and guide. Men, in contrast, are considered weak and in need of women's careful protection and upbringing.

Theme: Self-reliance and strength