I Picked Up an Empress

Cheng Yao picks up a woman who has transmigrated from another world, and she's none other than an empress from a matriarchal kingdom. So their daily life turns into this: "How dare you, insolent commoner, order Me to wash the dishes?!" Cheng Yao is speechless. He silently puts away the bowls, plates, and chopsticks. "How dare you, wanton man, stand indecently dressed in front of a woman? Have you no shame?" Cheng Yao is at a loss. He glances at the broken air conditioner and silently pulls on the undershirt he just took off. He thought he'd brought home a living nightmare and that his miserable life would just go on like this. Until one day... "Though you are slovenly, ill-mannered, and much older than Me, you are also refreshingly honest and adorable. Your looks and bearing even merit the words 'charmingly mature.' You are quite to My liking. I..." "What are you trying to do?!" Cheng Yao cries in alarm, covering his chest and staring wide-eyed at the woman walking toward him. Her expression unchanged, the woman traps him between herself and the wall, playfully lifting Cheng Yao's chin with a finger as she smiles seductively. "How would you like to attend Me tonight?" Much later, Cheng Yao finally does attend her. When he wakes in the morning, the empress is gazing at him tenderly, stroking his toned abdomen. "Darling, give Me a princess!" What the hell! I'm a real man through and through! I'm not one of the men from your matriarchal world. Have a baby with your own damn self! P.S. It's still one-on-one, with a happy ending. As for whether the heroine is a virgin, just think about it: before she transmigrated, she was the emperor of a matriarchal world, right... And as usual, I update 3,000 words a day. When I'm in the mood, 10,000 words is no problem! Other completed works by Mutou: My Cat Came to Life, Second Attraction, Your Love Means Nothing [Entertainment Industry], Pretending to Be Deeply in Love, The Proud Mr. Jiang, Reborn: Who Do You Hide in Your Heart?, I Loved You Like My Life, But That's All in the Past Theme: