In a Female-Dominant World, I Became Her Majesty the Empress's Queen

The author could have easily written a novel like "The Ming Dynasty in 1620" or "Time Travel to Save the Southern Song Dynasty in 1230," but instead he chose to write a two-dimensional novel on a pineapple bun website. Seriously, I'm crying my eyes out.

This is a character-driven building. Characters registered here will appear in the story if selected. Only available in Volume 2. Since the main story of the second volume takes place in Barney, there will be many characters appearing. Although not a major character, he does have some plot involvement. And I can assure you that this character won't be a background character who gets instantly killed upon appearance, nor will he be written as ugly, bad, or trash. Some requirements that aren't really requirements.

Roland's situation is a bit tragic. Honestly, even in a patriarchal society, it wouldn't be pleasant for a boy to be gang-raped by a group of women, even if they were all beautiful girls. But I especially love this kind of plot—the male protagonist being bullied in a matriarchal world, especially these chapters where Murat in the sewers is being forced and Roland is being treated so well. I feel so excited; I feel like I've completely become a pervert.

I'm sorry, but today's plot really made me uncomfortable. I felt disgusted. Switching back to the original world view just means the female lead is being talked about by a bunch of men, and that scene where they forced the knight was the most disgusting part. How could they even come up with such a plot?

Guest appearances in Volume 3.

I'm wondering if the protagonist could possibly improve the French royal bloodline, after all, elves are eternal, and one will live on forever.

Isn't the cover featuring my aunt?

Chapter 188's suggestion reminded me of some scenes of defeat and humiliation in Bilibili games. Imagine yourself in that situation: the beautiful elven "Queen" Roland is forced to parade naked through the streets, her dignity utterly humiliated. Roland is bound to a horse, her eyes tightly shut, tears streaming down her face. She can feel the gazes of the citizens of Barney from all directions, making her feel hot all over, yet utterly helpless.

Are there any good female-centric novels? I'm thinking of something like the urban fantasy novel "The Tragic Shura Field," the war novel "The Dark-Hearted Fat Boy," or maybe the gentlemanly novel "Wanting to Escape" (or something similar). Popular ones include "Disqualified Saint," but I won't go into detail about "Pretending to be Useless." I mainly want to see a story with a cool female lead, some humor, emotional elements, and a main plot.

I finished it in one day, and it was a real shame. First, the male lead's status plummeted as he started sleeping with everyone, and then his later actions were mostly forced, failing to demonstrate any real value. It was too contradictory, starting from when he was kidnapped. Although there were many opportunities to salvage the situation later, the author rushed the ending, and it couldn't be saved. Also, did the male lead actually love the Queen or the Prime Minister? It felt so disjointed. The author should definitely strengthen the logic in future installments.