Pretending to Be Useless in a Matriarchal World, I Am Loved by Beautiful Girls

Okay, I didn't dislike Alice that much at first, but I started to dislike her after reading the last volume.

The plot gets increasingly outrageous; whenever something goes wrong, the male lead seems to disappear, vanishing until the very last second. And this disappearance has reached a point of torture for him. Using this lazy, formulaic approach to drive the plot is incredibly clever.

Question: Did you take all the concubines into your harem? Seeking answers from experts.

"Ugh... Uh... My head is spinning, where am I? Hey! Are my hands really that pretty?!" Lin Ge clutched her forehead, struggling to open her eyes. A startling discovery quickly brought her back to her senses. Looking around, she found herself lying on a large pink bed, the surrounding decorations clearly indicating it was a young girl's room. "Could someone have been tempted by my good looks and drugged me? Alice, Rose, don't blame me, I'm just too charming," Lin Ge thought shamelessly. But as she stood up and noticed her waist-length hair and the pink nightgown she was wearing, she felt a wave of unease...

The biggest problem with novels set in matriarchal societies is that the women are willing to act frivolously. Even though it's a matriarchal world, it still feels like a patriarchal society, and the women's emotions are as pure as a blank sheet of paper. Nana's book is somewhat better; it doesn't have the kind of overly sentimental male swordsman stories found in matriarchal worlds.

Aside from the male lead cross-dressing scene which was a bit... Emmmm, it was all pretty good.

The main text of this book officially ended at 7:30 AM on March 27, 2021! However, there are still a few sweet and romantic bonus chapters to come!

I've read over 20 chapters and it's quite interesting. There aren't any scenes where the female lead is completely overpowered from the start ╮(‵▽′)╭. The male lead's personality is also quite interesting, and the two female leads have very distinct characteristics. The orphanage scene in Rose was hilarious (◦˙▽˙◦). And then there's the male lead calling one wife after another, showing a lot of his gigolo traits (*σ´∀`)σ. I hope the author can keep going!!! And please, extra chapters! Extra chapters! Extra chapters! Extra chapters!

This is my first time reading a book with a female-dominated world, and I personally think it's pretty good. I've read half of it so far, and the experience is quite enjoyable. Because it's set in a world where women are supreme, the status of men is appalling. However, due to the protagonist's extensive experience in time travel and her powerful background, even though she's about to be castrated at the beginning, she still manages to protect her brothers through her persuasive skills (lol). She also embarks on a harem journey through a series of clever maneuvers. Some might find the male lead's personality unlikable or that he only acts when absolutely necessary, but remember, the protagonist has already traveled through countless worlds...

Lin Ge, carrying his fishing rod and bucket, arrived at his familiar spot, beginning his day of fishing. He was lucky that day; his bucket was almost full after only half a day. "That's enough for today," Lin Ge said, packing up his rod, setting up a fire, and leisurely roasting some fish. Suddenly, a sound came from the bushes behind him. "Is that the Orc Ambassador? Your arrival is a great honor. Come and try some of my freshly roasted fish," Lin Ge said without turning around. Sure enough, an Orc girl poked her head out of the bushes: "Hmph! You stole my fish before, and now you want to compensate me? I don't care." Lin Ge's face darkened, and he turned to...