I'm a Green Tea in a Matriarchal World

I can't hold back anymore, author! I feel like what I'm reading now doesn't contain any of the elements your title or tags suggest. It's a completely standard isekai fantasy novel. But I read your book precisely to see scheming women and a female-dominated world, right? Is there some change you're trying to make? Or is there some hidden story I'm unaware of? Or is it simply a departure from the main theme? That's all I've said; I've conveyed my meaning.

Dear author, details determine success or failure; sometimes writing a novel requires meticulous attention to detail. Since you're sometimes writing about a matriarchal world, some things need to be changed. The romance really needs improvement; the main characters need to be well-developed. The childhood sweetheart was almost killed, but his pleading attitude... I feel like all that genuine affection was wasted.

Author, the story has gone off-topic. The beginning was all about a matriarchal world, and the male protagonist was basically being flirted with, which I didn't mind. But later you transmigrated to a world of power, which I think is a patriarchal world. Since you don't plan to build a harem, why make it so ambiguous? Just move on to Taiyin and then transmigrate to a matriarchal world to flirt with girls.

Most people who read female-dominated novels are looking for the "puppy-like" male lead who is protected by the female lead, not for the male lead to become stronger. What's the point of the male lead getting stronger and stronger? It's more like a harem novel that's just a bait and switch.

We won't be using depressing scenarios anymore, umm.

Could you please speed up the plot? Otherwise, given the multiverse world setting in the book, how long will it take to finish?

A matriarchal world where maids serve the male protagonist? The first chapter is enough to make you want to quit; the author should at least have some logic. The world is created by the author; they could have easily introduced another female character to replace the maid and create a possible romantic relationship. Instead, they forced a maid to disrupt the logic of the entire book.

Aren't you going to write something a little scary? (◦˙▽˙◦)

Honestly, the author doesn't know how to write a female-centric story. It feels no different from a normal story, especially the beginning, which says that Gu Yanran was beautiful from a young lady but grew up to be a vixen who seduces men. This is a female-centric story! Doesn't it feel awkward to write like this? It's really strange to read.

I was turned off at the beginning; the main character was poorly developed, and the childhood sweetheart storyline was incredibly off-putting.