After Rebirth, I Relied on My Strength to Pursue My Wife in the Female-Dominated City

When a heavy rainstorm swept me into the whirlpool of rebirth, I just thought it was a joke of fate. It wasn't until I saw the girls in uniform standing at the gate of the girls' school, arrogantly instructing the boys to carry their luggage, that I realized that the world had long since changed. Ten years ago, I was still a clerk who was shouted around in a cubicle. Now I am standing at the gate of the university, becoming a minority among the minorities. In this female-dominated society, even the cafeteria aunt can decide whether you can have chicken drumsticks or not. While I was adapting to the reversal of gender roles, I secretly vowed: In this life, I will never be a chess piece at the mercy of others. But reality soon gave me a loud slap in the face. With no background or resources, even starting a business depends on the looks of investors—and those investors are often women in high positions in their early thirties. They admired my courage, but they made no secret of their contempt for me. In order to get a chance to work with me, I even had to dress up in a funny mascot costume and dance in front of the mall all day long. But just when I was most embarrassed, I met her - Ye Qingwan, like moonlight falling on a dusty street, so clean that people dare not approach her. I wanted to rely on her to climb to a higher platform, but I didn't expect that what really made me soar was my backbone that stood up again after falling down again and again. When love is no longer a bargaining chip, when dignity becomes the only trump card, how can we find our own light in this steel forest?