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Tang Xilang transmigrated and was delighted to discover she had landed in a matriarchal world, as a prince of high status. What an incredibly lucky start!
Having received a modern education, she expected that in a society where women could have multiple husbands and male consorts, she would find mutual love, grow old with one person, and spend her whole life with just one partner.
Then reality hit her hard.
The person sent by the empress seemed impossible to refuse.
The marriage bestowed by the emperor seemed impossible to turn down.
The childhood friend she rescued from drowning had lost his reputation, so it seemed impossible not to take him in.
...Why was there always a reason she had to accept them? And the key point is, I'm only sixteen! Couldn't they wait another two years?
Only after gaining power and facing temptation did she realize those things were the least of her worries.
Little Scenes
The tsundere, crafty hostage prince gazed at her with spring in his eyes, his loose collar revealing a lovely collarbone. "Greetings, Your Highness Lang. Do you think your young husband isn't pretty enough, or do you simply prefer looking at someone else?"
The gentle, melancholy male attendant, whom her elders had spent years grooming for her, asked, "I'm getting old. Will Your Highness dislike me?"
Her cool and proud betrothed kept his feelings hidden and refused to admit he was falling for her. "As Your Highness's principal husband, I will naturally take care of everything for you. As for affection, treating each other with respect is enough."
The twins, sold like merchandise, one bewitching and the other timid, said, "Your Highness saved this humble servant. I am willing to serve you for all eternity." "So am I."
Faced with handsome men from every direction throwing themselves at her, Tang Xilang: "..."
Content warning: Mpreg.
P.S. 1. The heroine won't sleep with anyone until she turns eighteen. She's soft-hearted, and tends to favor whoever acts cute or seems vulnerable. There really is a throne to inherit.
2. The blurb doesn't cover every temptation she encounters, and not everyone ends up with the heroine. Follow the story to see how things develop.
3. The anti-piracy lock covers 80% of the text for three days.
Upcoming novel: "The Concubine Wants to Rise in Status" (Matriarchal World)
Gu Feng, whose courtesy name was Chang Kong, was a minor civil official in the Great Zhao. Kind to others and without grand ambitions, she went to court and worked each day, then grabbed a bite at a little tavern after work. Now and then, she'd listen to music before strolling home to bed.
Her days were simple, happy, and carefree.
If only she hadn't transmigrated and been reborn.
In her previous life, the principal husband she had painstakingly married into the family and carefully pampered betrayed her, climbing into bed with a more powerful nobleman's son.
The poor, tearful courtesan she'd bought out of pity and brought home to do nothing but eat had run away with her money when Gu Feng was at her lowest.
The male attendant she'd raised by her side since childhood was bribed by a nobleman's son and hid incriminating evidence in her study.
Gu Feng: Had she stumbled into a nest of ingrates?
Now that she had a second chance, this was surely Heaven's warning!
Pity a man, and you'll be unlucky all your life.
Gu Feng, reborn amid the flames, took revenge on the three people who had caused her death in her previous life.
They hadn't done anything bad to her in this life yet? So what? Gu Feng had given up on being a "good person" for good.
Tang Duoling, the only son of a general, met the love of his life one ordinary afternoon, but love wanted nothing to do with him.
Tang Duoling straightened his collar, confident he could win her heart with ease. But after one twist and turn after another, it took him his whole life.
See? He'd said winning her heart would be easy. All that was missing was a title, and as a modern person, he didn't mind. He loved her, so he respected her belief that she didn't want to marry. His wife-to-be cared for him, and he was her only kept lover.
How delightful~
Gu Feng got tangled up with an idiot. He was a real idiot, and after only a few words, she figured out he had transmigrated from the modern world. But...
Looking at the proud and charming man who fit right in with the men of this matriarchal world, was he really from the modern world?
At first, she accepted his advances with a detached curiosity, wanting to see if a modern person could really be assimilated into this matriarchal world, willingly accept an inferior status, and spend his whole life as a kept lover.
Only later did she realize that the world he came from was the future of this matriarchal world. But by then, he had already gotten far too attached, and she ended up keeping him as a lover for the rest of her life.
A story set in an ancient matriarchal world: A modern woman transmigrates to ancient times, where women and men are equal, and becomes a cool yet slightly unhinged heroine x a modern man transmigrates to ancient times, where women and men are equal, and dreams of romance.
P.S. 1. They don't marry.
2. Several male supporting characters loved her in their previous lives, with some hidden reasons behind it. The heroine is adored by everyone, but she will never go back to them!
3. The heroine is a little crazy after being reborn. It shows in how she handles work and social interactions, but she actually becomes more popular and gets promoted faster.
4. The heroine is a virgin, while the hero is not.
Theme: Loving someone is like tending a flower, so let more people love me and help me grow even better.
It's so emotional. This is the first time I have encountered a female protagonist who is completely female-oriented. Here I really see the embodiment of the female protagonist's power, and the young men are sensible and will not ride on the female protagonist. Finally, I can see that in ancient times, the female protagonist can accept many people. I've read too many 1v1 articles (I didn't say they were poorly written, and I didn't give people bad reviews. It's possible that I could only write 1v1 at the time). In some of the articles, the little men were happy and happy at the same time. Why should those little men be so happy? I feel that the heroine is being treated like a heroine, and the heroine is allowed to have only one person in the backyard for the happiness of others. Moreover, the little man is not generous at all, is not sensible, and does not know how to be a good housekeeper. (Again, I have given full marks to all the 1v1s I have watched, and I have not said anything bad below. After all, all the heroines who can watch it will support me.) Overall, I am really lucky to have met the author, the teacher, and the female-oriented address is as natural as drinking water. It is really, really, really, really great. After reading this book written by the teacher, it may be difficult for me to find the next heroine that I like [Good Luck Lotus]. Thank you for meeting [Good Luck Lotus]
Seeing this, I feel a little melancholy after spending so little time together, but each has his or her own future [eat melon]. Is it almost over? I feel like the plot has reached an advanced stage.
No more, I came back to read it again. With a true female-centered description and a female-oriented NPC, Teacher Qiqi is really unique. Our job is really not easy. There is no such thing as [Tan Shou] on the market.
This kind of plainness is the real true female deity. It makes me feel comfortable both physically and mentally.
Good luck, good luck, King Lang is affectionate but not sentimental, he is kind to everyone [Sahua] They are really lucky and happy when they meet King Lang [Milk Tea]
Very, very, very beautiful [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] The real heroine [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] [Blue heart] [Cat paws] [Yellow heart] I am very inspired. Please continue writing. It is very beautiful.
A heroine must have a harem to look good! [Shy]
I remembered! A few days ago, I saw some sisters discussing the word "jiao". "Jiaoqi" → "?" Can be replaced by this! For a detailed explanation of the meaning, you should be able to search for [milk tea] on Big Eyes or Little Sweet Potato.
"Becoming our great hero" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
You don't need a hero if you're a heroine [shy]
Write a little bit about the daily life of Zhao Zhao Sui Sui Shan Yi and Lang Wang [Milk Tea]. I feel that they have very few scenes. There is also a man who can shoot eagles, but unfortunately he is not included in the backyard, and there is also the man who can paint [Dog Head]
It's so emotional. This is the first time I have encountered a female protagonist who is completely female-oriented. Here I really see the embodiment of the female protagonist's power, and the young men are sensible and will not ride on the female protagonist. Finally, I can see that in ancient times, the female protagonist can accept many people. I've read too many 1v1 articles (I didn't say they were poorly written, and I didn't give people bad reviews. It's possible that I could only write 1v1 at the time). In some of the articles, the little men were happy and happy at the same time. Why should those little men be so happy? I feel that the heroine is being treated like a heroine, and the heroine is allowed to have only one person in the backyard for the happiness of others. Moreover, the little man is not generous at all, is not sensible, and does not know how to be a good housekeeper. (Again, I have given full marks to all the 1v1s I have watched, and I have not said anything bad below. After all, all the heroines who can watch it will support me.) Overall, I am really lucky to have met the author, the teacher, and the female-oriented address is as natural as drinking water. It is really, really, really, really great. After reading this book written by the teacher, it may be difficult for me to find the next heroine that I like [Good Luck Lotus]. Thank you for meeting [Good Luck Lotus]
Seeing this, I feel a little melancholy after spending so little time together, but each has his or her own future [eat melon]. Is it almost over? I feel like the plot has reached an advanced stage.
No more, I came back to read it again. With a true female-centered description and a female-oriented NPC, Teacher Qiqi is really unique. Our job is really not easy. There is no such thing as [Tan Shou] on the market.
This kind of plainness is the real true female deity. It makes me feel comfortable both physically and mentally.
Good luck, good luck, King Lang is affectionate but not sentimental, he is kind to everyone [Sahua] They are really lucky and happy when they meet King Lang [Milk Tea]
Very, very, very beautiful [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] The real heroine [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] [Blue heart] [Cat paws] [Yellow heart] I am very inspired. Please continue writing. It is very beautiful.
A heroine must have a harem to look good! [Shy]
I remembered! A few days ago, I saw some sisters discussing the word "jiao". "Jiaoqi" → "?" Can be replaced by this! For a detailed explanation of the meaning, you should be able to search for [milk tea] on Big Eyes or Little Sweet Potato.
"Becoming our great hero" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ You don't need a hero if you're a heroine [shy]
Write a little bit about the daily life of Zhao Zhao Sui Sui Shan Yi and Lang Wang [Milk Tea]. I feel that they have very few scenes. There is also a man who can shoot eagles, but unfortunately he is not included in the backyard, and there is also the man who can paint [Dog Head]