There Are So Many Drama Queens in Matriarchy Novels

Pan Xiao is a man in a woman-dominant romance novel that has no other purpose than wish fulfillment. He's also the female lead's primary husband, which sounds like a pretty good deal. But only he knows how hard his life really is.

The female lead has a hole in her head, and the male supporting characters have knives in their hands.

Pan Xiao is a strapping man, 1.8 meters tall and weighing 90 kilos, but next to all those delicate, pretty boys, he may as well not exist. Every day, his eldest brother grabs him by the hair and forces him to wear a skirt, or his second brother grabs him by the hair and forces him to learn makeup. His life is unbearable. Every day, he has to fight his brothers, his father, and all the men around the female lead.

He fights and fights, and gets nothing out of it except a pile of horns.

The female lead's courtyard isn't very big, but there are plenty of men in it.

As the primary husband, Pan Xiao naturally has plenty to say about all the flashy little sluts in the courtyard. But he knows no one will listen to him.

So what should he do?

Pan Xiao chuckles, puts down his paintbrush, and picks up a knife.

In this war of betrayal and humiliation, he, Pan Xiao, is destined to become a king.

Anyone who tries to put horns on him will get a blade in return.

And so, Pan Xiao stages a rebellion.

1. This is a male-lead romance, with a strong bottom. The bottom doesn't like wearing skirts or putting on makeup.

2. There will be bickering and infighting with the little demons in the harem, as well as plenty of tense rivalries.

3. Although Pan Xiao is the female lead's primary husband in this woman-dominant romance novel, he is actually only the third male lead and a villain. He dies at the female lead's hands in the end, then is reborn on the day he first marries her.

Theme: Kindness and friendship