Made for Each Other

Possibly a matriarchal farming story?

Standard blurb: I calmly pulled my hand back and looked at him. "You really intend to marry the emperor?"

He smiled softly and met my gaze. "I can't have the one I love anyway."

My head began to ache. I rubbed my forehead helplessly. "Just wait a little longer."

But he remained resolute. "I'm marrying the emperor tomorrow."

I sighed. "Why do you have to force me like this?"

He smiled, but his smile clearly concealed an indescribable nervousness. He stepped closer. "I wonder if I can force Miss Dongfang to reveal her true feelings?"

In a nutshell: The heroine rubs her forehead. I've really fallen into his hands...

A story about a woman who transmigrates to a matriarchal country, makes a living tricking people with fortune-telling, and incidentally runs off with the emperor's man...

Unhinged version: What kind of country is this? It has absolutely no sense of humor. Here I am, a refined and gentle lady, and since arriving in this place I've honed the smooth-talking skills of a man. Can't be helped: this country has supposedly always been this way, with the customs of female superiority and male inferiority preserved since ancient times. At first, I really liked this tradition. I felt like I was a cut above everyone else in every way, and at least it was much better than transmigrating to ancient China, where I'd have to worry so much about other people's moods. But... It was only later that I realized women were also the ones expected to support the family. My head started spinning. Supporting a family, seriously?

Recommended: Xiao Niu's wonderful story, A Gentle Little Tale

Recommended matriarchal story: Countless Spring Blossoms at Yao Luo (Matriarchal)

New story: A Match Made in Heaven (about a talkative prince)

[Announcement] Starting February 23, the day after tomorrow, this story will be VIP-only. Chapters from Chapter 22, "Days in Xiangcheng, Part One," onward will be locked tomorrow. There should be another chapter tomorrow.

The whole book is expected to be 200,000 words.

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