The Phoenix Woman's Rise to Power [Matriarchy]

Meng Wenjin, born in the countryside, earned admission to the Capital Comprehensive University, ranked among the top three in the country.

She vowed to study hard and make something of herself, so she wouldn't let down her parents' hopes or her younger brother's sacrifices.

When she arrived in the capital, she rode the subway for the first time, watched a movie for the first time, and learned for the first time just how big a city could be.

It was so big that she realized she had surprisingly strong worldly desires.

Vanity transformed her in a short time.

Student council president, club president: she would compete for anything that made people envy her.

Bar promoter, livestream entertainer: she would do anything that could make money.

Cold and aloof campus heartthrob, handsome rich heir: she would date anyone who could boost her image.

Consumed by greed, scheming at every turn.

So what if she had cast aside her original simplicity and kindness? Could those things put food on the table or buy her parents a house and a car?

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Reader's Guide:

1. Mary Sue. The female lead is a poor girl who rose to success, and she isn't exactly a good person. She's socially savvy and knows how to flatter people, an 8 out of 10 in looks and a perfect 10 in charm.

2. Women have no J, men can give birth. The status gap between women and men isn't especially large, but covert social discrimination is severe.

3. Satirical fiction with an unconventional subject. Proceed with caution if it's not your thing.

If you think it's a wish-fulfillment story, then it is. If you don't, then it isn't.

Theme: People who mature late