The Villainous Widower Has His Eye on Me (Matriarchal Society)

My new novel, Writing Pure Love in an Explicit Romance, is currently updating. Come check it out, my lovely readers! Ji Xiaochai transmigrates into an explicit romance set in a world with many men and few women. She becomes the cruel, vicious female supporting character who meets a tragic end. To change her fate, Ji Xiaochai decides to stay away from the protagonists, only to receive a notice demanding an enormous bachelor tax. As it turns out, the gender ratio in this world is a staggering one woman to ten thousand men. Women receive every kind of privilege, but once they reach adulthood, they must marry at least three husbands. Otherwise, they’ll either be forced into a marriage or face an exorbitant bachelor tax. Ji Xiaochai is devastated. To avoid being forced to mate, she starts writing web novels to earn money. This world of explicit romance may be wildly over the top, but its culture is terribly impoverished. Romance means exchanging a glance, then immediately giving in to passion. As for a love story? There isn’t one. Ji Xiaochai: What if I bring out a pure-love novel? Won’t you horny guys lose your minds? She gets right to work, pulling out her keyboard. [In the tenth year of my secret crush, I unexpectedly discover a photo of myself hidden in her notebook.] Comments from the male beasts: [Are you dreaming? Women are so rare they can’t even get around to sleeping with all the men every day. How could one have a secret crush?] [Hahaha, another beastman who’s gone crazy from wanting a woman. Go wash up and get some sleep.] [...Something’s not right. We’re already on chapter two. Why haven’t they gone to bed yet?] Later: [Waaah, is this the magic of pure love?] [That damned author, what did you put in this story? There hasn’t even been a kissing scene, so why am I so hot?] Ji Xiaochai ignores the controversy and keeps writing. [After my wife’s first love returns to her home planet, I willingly step aside and give up my place as her husband, but she refuses to sign the divorce papers.] [My “daughter” is getting married. As her adoptive father, I personally accompany her to choose a husband. She rejects every one, then finally turns her gaze on me.] After one hit novel after another, Ji Xiaochai finally pays off her enormous bachelor tax. When she looks up, she realizes she’s surrounded by people. They stare at her hungrily, hemming her in on all sides. The self-conscious, gray rabbit heir with drooping ears: “Chacha, I’m useless apart from my money. I can only use that to beg you. Will you let me become one of your husbands?” The young master’s gentle but aloof white fox stepfather: “Xiaochai, my son is inexperienced and doesn’t know how to please a woman, but I’m different.” The proud, down-on-his-luck wolfhound she picked up by the roadside: “Ji Xiaochai, I’ll work hard to reach the top, until I’m worthy of becoming your stepping stone.” The black snake marshal who looks down on all: “I’ll eliminate every rule that displeases you.” The mechanical monster that destroys planets in the original story: “Master, the fate of this planet, whether it is destroyed or endures, lies in your hands.” [Novel Blurb] Shen Daimo transmigrates into a book. She transmigrates into a women-dominated household-intrigue novel. The story’s great villain, Leng Shanyan, is a beautiful young widower with a ruthless heart. His wife dies on their wedding day, yet despite being a man, he manages the vast family estate and nearly wipes out the entire protagonist group. The good news: She transmigrates into a minor character and can keep herself alive. The bad news: The great villain becomes her husband. Shen Daimo: This is ridiculous! Why isn’t the story following the plot? I want out! * Leng Shanyan is forcibly married off to a sickly young woman by his greedy family, supposedly to bring her good luck. On their wedding night, he becomes a widower whom anyone can bully. Everyone can insult him, beat him, and abuse him. He lives worse than a dog. In this household, where people devour one another without a trace, the only way he can survive is by climbing over other people’s corpses. Just as he thinks he’ll spend the rest of his life living like the walking dead, someone appears. She respects him, honors him, pities him, cherishes him, and treats him gently like a human being. The ashen embers of Leng Shanyan’s heart begin to burn again. Reader’s guide: 1. The heroine transmigrates into a book, the hero is reborn, and the story features women-dominated household intrigue. 2. The hero is the story’s great villain, but he’ll gradually change for the heroine. 3. Both are each other’s first and only, one-on-one romance. The heroine is secretly adored by all. Theme: Keep your heart turned toward the sun.