A Wife Shouldn't Spoil Her Husband (Matriarchal Society)

I think the male protagonist in the extra chapter is too licky, and he is completely different from the main character. Although the male protagonist compromises for his daughter at the end of the main story, he still has his own pride and perseverance in his bones. The whole style of the modern chapter is completely different, and I can't see how the heroine loves him in modern times. Well, the heroine's attitude towards the male protagonist in the modern chapter is not even as good as when the male protagonist was under house arrest and rebelled.

I feel like the extra chapters added later were not written well. The character is off track.

The male protagonist was tamed by the female protagonist. He seemed to have completely forgotten his first modern life. Even if he returned to his own time, everything the female protagonist's world brought to him made him look like an ancient traveler rather than a native modern person.

I felt relieved when I saw that he did not successfully rebel and became a good husband. It was not because I thought that a female protagonist should be in the back house, but Xiao Lu was not someone who could stand in the court!!! Although I knew that he became the regent on his own, when I saw how he assisted the second prince and why he rebelled, I knew that he was a man who was not clear about his generosity to others. You say you want to civilize men, no problem, but this is a process. It does not mean that once a man becomes a man, all men in the world will become civilized. No social form is caused by short-term oppression. To change this situation, we need to slowly change and progress. And I don't think Xiao Lu thinks that men are uncivilized and make decisions for men. It's simply because after wearing it, he changed from a vested interest to an oppressed person. More than ten years of education gave him the ability to stand in a high position, so he felt that he was good enough. He felt that men should resist before becoming a vested interest. If it is really for the benefit of women to respect men, let alone studying, first issue some policies to benefit men. As a regent, you can do it. Therefore, he is neither smart nor clear, and he is also self-righteous and arrogant. I don't think it's too much for Zhizhi to say that he is doing it for some inexplicable "dignity", because he is. Don't talk about why he knelt down and felt aggrieved later, that was what he wanted. Xiao Qing didn't say anything about how he behaved when the two of them were good, and he even reflected on himself. What was the result? The "humbleness" in the back is entirely his request for himself, no one can blame him. To put it bluntly, if you don't want a position, some people will. If you don't want a good wife, some people will. You ruin others while "self-respecting" yourself, and still want love? It's good to spare your life, don't push it. Facts have also proved that whether as the head of a country or later as the head of a family, Xiao Qing was very good to Xiao Lu, and he was worthy of Xiao Lu's stubbornness and even "worrying about gains and losses." Because I read the comments first and then the article, I have more feelings!! But I think!!! Although the setting is relatively simple, it is indeed a very interesting book!!!!! Come on, author!!!!!

The writing of the heroine is also a bit broken.

I really feel that the male protagonist in the main text is both responsible and independent. The idea that everyone is equal is just to fight for his own interests. His identity in the original world makes him unable to bear the gap, so he did this. Looking at his thoughts, I feel that he cannot be a regent who listens to the government, and he cannot understand clearly (grins his teeth)

It feels like the beginning of this novel is like 1v1 but not the end.

I feel like you made the male protagonist humble

If the heroine finds another young man, wouldn't that be the same as cheating?

In fact, I really want to see the male protagonist become the queen, and the life after marriage.