Bringing Home a Husband to Spoil (Matriarchal Society)

The first time the little mute Chu Yan met Xiao Mingsheng, she saw him lying on the floor of a ruined temple, on the verge of death.

Out of compassion, she couldn’t help saving him.

She never expected that later he would lead her out of the fire pit, stand up for her, and marry her,

then cherish her for the rest of her life.

On their wedding day, Chu Yan said, “My wife, I’m a mute servant, and I might not be able to have children.”

Xiao Mingsheng held him tight. “They don’t know how wonderful you are. That’s all right. It’s enough that I know.”

One-on-one, sweet doting with no angst. The heroine is a proud and haughty type.

Coming next: [A freewheeling, goofy, sweet romance]

Let Go of That Black Lotus [Book Transmigration]

Su Xihe read a god-tier power fantasy about a woman’s kingdom and a harem. It followed an unloved little princess who gradually turned wicked and finally reached the pinnacle of life with lovers on both sides.

Then she woke up as the cannon-fodder, charitable green-hat king from the book, a promiscuous, self-indulgent villain who would eventually cause her royal sister’s death.

After accepting reality, Su Xihe looked at the sweet, innocent flower she had just saved yesterday, then at the crowd of vile men rubbing their hands together as they waited to ruin her.

This queen had decided: starting today, she would keep herself pure!

Wait, that sweet flower can stay! I’m a fan of his in the book (hehe).

Later... Hm? When did the sweet flower turn into a black lotus?

Isn’t this the final boss who kills me???

Mingjing: Your Highness, it’s time to take your medicine.

Su Xihe: ...Please spare me, brave hero...

The dramatic, sweet-on-the-outside-but-dark-on-the-inside boss X the goofy, obsequious queen

The whole story is indulgent and satisfying, with no angst at all, not even a tiny sliver of heartbreak~ If you like this kind of story, feel free to dig in.

Theme: Sweetness