Matriarchal World: Hungover at the Hotel

The book is good. Are there any other books in the same genre? I'm experiencing a reading slump.

Directed thinking is not the case. A matriarchal worldview that makes women bear the costs of childbirth is completely unreasonable. Of course, I'm not saying that making men pregnant is so toxic; we can touch on fantasy or science fiction a bit.

The male protagonist is reborn. Did the original owner have sex with the female protagonist before his rebirth, or did he transmigrate afterward? Author, you didn't make that clear in the first chapter.

I can't take it anymore, I think I'm going to get diabetes.

If I get diabetes in the future, it will be because of this book.

I hope the female lead is taller than the male lead.

I was planning to keep raising it, but then it suddenly disappeared.

The author's brain exploded from thinking about the plot.

Does the female lead have an ex-boyfriend who did or took her first kiss? If so, that's a major red flag, and I really can't continue watching.

It feels like your female-centric story is just a female-centric narrative that insists on portraying men, and it has a lot of strange settings.