After Transmigrating to a Matriarchal Kingdom, I Abandoned My Husband and Child

Jingheng is home to two kingdoms: Jinglong, where men hold sway, and Hengyang, where women hold sway. Though they’re set in the modern twenty-first century, the two kingdoms stand opposed over whether men or women should rule, seemingly locked in a fight to the death. After transmigrating, Ge Fu becomes a princess of the women-ruled kingdom. Though her parents are both dead, she is the emperor’s own niece. But despite her seemingly prestigious position, the emperor has sons but no daughters, leaving her in an awkward and dangerous predicament. All she wants is to live apart from the world and carry on with the work she loved in her previous life. But the emperor keeps sending male consorts to her household. She tries to shut out all the commotion, yet it still unsettles her. Just then, a handsome man seems to fall from the sky. Her close friend urges her not to let such a fine opportunity pass her by, her servants tell her to enjoy the moment, and the handsome man is clearly flirting with her. So she gives in, half-reluctantly, and accepts him. But just as they’re deep in their romance, she learns she was tricked into becoming pregnant. The handsome man’s identity is not what it seems, and all he wants is to use their infant daughter to seize the throne of Hengyang. As she struggles between life and death to give birth, a strange phenomenon appears, bringing Ge Fu into the ranks of emotion masters, whom she calls human-shaped nuclear weapons. Fortunately, Heaven is on her side: she gives birth to a son, not a daughter. After reflecting on what happened, she decides to abandon her husband and child and set off alone for a new world. P.S. This story is also known as Love Match: The Women-Ruled Princess and the Men-Ruled General. P.S. The synopsis is told from the heroine’s perspective. That doesn’t mean it’s the whole truth.