Winning Over My Black-Hearted Husband (Matriarchal Society)

My first book. I'm not very good at writing, so don't read it.

(I don't hate women. Quite the opposite, I really like girls. I just don't know how to write. When I wrote this book, I included something that would upset readers without realizing it. I only learned what was wrong after someone submitted a complaint and a bunch of people came to curse me out in the comments. What I want to say is that I never intended to mistreat women or anything like that. When I was writing, I didn't know the plot shouldn't be written that way. My tastes are varied, but I don't hate women. Two years have passed, and even now, people still track down my new books to insult me. Sometimes I browse Xiaohongshu or Weibo and see all kinds of mocking comments about me. I just read them in silence, not knowing what to say. I'm personally a very introverted person, muddled in how I live and muddled in how I write. I often don't think things through when writing. But even though I silently accept all the criticism and quietly try to improve, hoping to do better with my next book, people still follow me to my new books to hurl abuse. If you think my books are disgusting or my plots are bad luck, you can go read other authors' books. Cursing me here won't help. I believe Jinjiang's vast sea of books is full of wonderful stories that will satisfy you. There's no need to waste your time on me.

Finally, for those who persist in extreme words and actions, I have taken screenshots and saved the evidence, and reserve the right to pursue legal action. Best wishes.)

Yang Ling transmigrates into a female-dominant novel as a doomed minor character.

The one who kills her is her husband, Fu Qin.

Yang Ling, wronged: I was wrong before. Forgive me. I'll work hard to support our family and take care of you.

Fu Qin, coldly: Fine.

Fu Qin hates his wife. If the Fu family hadn't been falsely accused, turning him into a prisoner overnight, how could a heartless gambler like Yang Ling ever have married him?

So after the Fu family was exonerated, Fu Qin got his wish: he tortured Yang Ling to death and avenged himself.

But after dying, Fu Qin opened his eyes and found himself back on the day he married Yang Ling.

Thinking that he would have to endure those blazing, miserable days all over again, Fu Qin gritted his teeth in hatred.

But in this life, the torments he knew never came. All he saw was Yang Ling, busy making money every day, rushing around without a moment to rest.

Until Yang Ling smiled and said to him, "Fu Qin, I made a wish for you. May the rest of your life be filled with happiness and good fortune."

Only then did Fu Qin's eyes grow wet. He murmured, "Ling-niang, how can the rest of a person's life be happy if they're alone? You have to stay by my side."

The road is far from smooth. Yang Ling faces hardship after hardship, ultimately overcoming countless crises and dead ends, rising to success and winning her handsome husband.

Reader's guide: 1. The setting is fictional, so please don't scrutinize it. The female lead has a golden finger and a career storyline.

2. No content warnings. If you need them, please read with caution.

3. In the book's setting, women have higher social status than men; women marry men, and men give birth. However, the scenes between the male and female leads are written like a conventional romance, because I don't know what genre this setup should be classified as. It's categorized as female-dominant. Men and women are of average height, men have ordinary strength, and women are stronger than men. The book's setting takes precedence. If this bothers you, please read with caution.

4. All the information in the book about poetry, traditional Chinese medicine, prescriptions, and so on comes from Baidu, the Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor, medical videos, and other sources. If anything isn't mentioned in the book, please refer to this note.

Theme: If you fall, get back up. Give your heart to the right person.