Matriarchy: My Immortal Wife Is a Dragon Girl Villain

Happy New Year everyone! [Sfem:14:597][sfem:14:597] I'm taking a break today; I'll only update during the day.

Isn't this a copy of "The Madam is Unforgivable"?

It just feels really awkward. The male protagonist's character is very abstract. At the beginning, his wife abandons him and turns to the arms of a minotaur. This is especially awkward because the setting of this book is similar to that of the book next door, which emphasizes that the one who depends on the other in times of hardship is the most important.

I couldn't hold back, so another chapter was blocked for me.

Ah, this... I thought it was from the novel "The Unforgivable Sinner" by the author of "The Fairy Wife".

There are just too many blocked chapters; I don't even know how to catch them all. [Sfem:14:595]

If you're going to build a vast harem, you might as well remove the female-dominated setting altogether. This is the first time I've seen a female lead in a female-dominated story find concubines for the male lead. Isn't Qin just cuckolding himself?

I need to make up for the five chapters that were banned. [Sfem:14:600][sfem:14:600]

I checked my phone for a while tonight and suddenly realized that Long Niang's collection has far surpassed that of the female villain, and is even approaching 20,000 collections. I was overwhelmed with emotion and felt somewhat sorry for Long Niang's readers for writing it like this...

I feel that the male protagonist's forced intellectual decline and his behavior of seeking sexual partners after chapter 270 is too much like a harem novel; it's disgusting to read.