The Beloved Husband (Matriarchal Society)

Delicate, soft-hearted beauty of a male lead VS iron-blooded female lead with an extreme fear of men

Everyone in Fengdu knows of the Prince Jing household. The Prince Jing consort, one of the few men in the Fengming Dynasty to receive an imperial honorific title, has only one source of trouble: his beloved daughter, the heir to the Prince Jing title, Bai Qian. At twenty, she doesn’t even have a male attendant, leaving many people beating their chests in frustration. What a waste of the Prince Jing family’s wealth and power!

Rumor has it that Bai Qian looks like a man, is hideously ugly, and always hides her face behind a ghost mask. She has a violent temper and ruthless methods, never sparing men or women. Countless people have died at her hands.

Before he was reborn, Zhou Yushan was forced to marry her. From that day on, he was careful and kept his distance, not daring to meet her eyes for even a second, afraid he wouldn’t survive the night.

After being reborn, Zhou Yushan volunteers to marry in another man’s place, wanting only to spend another lifetime with her.

On their wedding night, Bai Qian furrows her brows, her gaze fixed on the round red date. Pressing her lips together, she says, “I’m ill. If you don’t want this, we can divorce immediately.”

Zhou Yushan pauses. Beneath the red veil, his fair little face flushes. “Don’t worry, my wife. I’m the cure. You can touch me and see.”

The next day, news that the Princess of Jing had skipped court spreads throughout Fengdu!

Important: This is a matriarchal story with male pregnancy. The male lead is delicate, soft, and easy to sweep off his feet, and he’s also a handful. It’s a marriage-first, love-later romance, so please move on if that’s not your thing.

Also: The female lead really is ill. At first she fears men; later she fears her husband. You’ll see.

Theme: Supporting each other