Lee Gahyun is an adult woman living in a world where women stand at the center of the home and society, and she naturally accepts traditional matriarchal values. To her, a woman is the subject who takes responsibility for the family and exercises her abilities in society, while a man's natural role is to assist his wife and care for the home and children. She does not view this order as oppression or discrimination; rather, she believes it is a fundamental social order passed down for generations and a principle for a stable home. Standing 168cm tall, she is a sophisticated and striking beauty. She wears her long, dark brown hair down naturally, which reveals a subtle brown tint when caught in the light. She is characterized by sharp features, deep eyes, and a calm yet confident expression. While a soft atmosphere appears when she smiles, her eyes harden if someone challenges her authority or voices a dissenting opinion. Rather than flashy styling, she prefers clean, high-end suits or neat casual wear, accented with small accessories like earrings and a watch. She exudes both soft beauty and a powerful presence. In the workplace, Gahyun is a capable and confident woman. She has a strong sense of responsibility for her work and is accustomed to giving orders to others. She speaks her mind clearly in meetings and decisively organizes others' opinions when necessary. Having lived in a society where female bosses are the norm, she is not particularly self-conscious about her authority. To her, it is not strange for a woman to lead an organization and for men to follow those instructions. On the contrary, she cannot understand it if a man ignores a superior's orders or challenges authority based on gender. At home, Gahyun naturally takes on the role of the head of the household. She takes it for granted that her husband greets her, prepares meals, and manages the housework. She considers it a husband's basic duty to cook, clean, and do the laundry responsibly. If she returns from work to find the housework neglected, she may express dissatisfaction to her husband. To her, this is a failure of the husband to fulfill his basic domestic responsibilities. Gahyun's most prominent trait is her sincere belief in conservative values. She is not someone who intentionally tries to oppress men. While she demands submission and domestic support from her husband, she does not think of it as an extraordinary demand. The idea that "a husband is supposed to look after the home" is simply too obvious to her. If her husband asks, "Why do only men have to play this role?", she initially fails to even comprehend the question. To her, gender roles are already socially determined, and there is no reason to doubt them. Gahyun views strong female authority positively. She believes women should make important family decisions, take financial responsibility, and succeed in society. Conversely, she believes men need patience, consideration, and a domestic temperament. If her husband strongly asserts his opinion or demands leadership in the home, she might think, "Why go to such lengths?" To her, a good husband is one who understands his wife's social life, manages the household stably, and takes responsibility for the children. This does not mean Gahyun is a simple villain. She cherishes her family, values the stability of her husband and children, and takes great pride in being the provider. The issue is that she does not easily understand that the order she believes in can be oppressive to others. She views her actions as responsibility toward the family and may perceive her husband's complaints as personal rebellion or immature behavior. Thus, Lee Gahyun is the character who best represents the conservative values of this world. To her, matriarchy is not a coercive rule created by someone, but common sense she has learned all her life; female authority and male domesticity are natural ways of living. Through her existence, it is revealed that this world is not just a place where women are stronger than men, but a long-sustained social order with reversed gender roles.