No Regrets! Why Are You Crying About Being a Rich Man's Concubine?

[Pure historical romance, heroine has had previous partners but hero is inexperienced, food, farming and everyday life, younger man pursues older woman early on, older woman pursues younger husband later, forced remarriage] He was ten years younger than her, and she was ten years younger than him. So he had the advantage? She had heard that a noblewoman of the Tang Dynasty didn’t marry until she was in her forties and even had three children, so Xu Chan'er felt there was still hope for her. She had only lost her husband, had only given birth to one daughter, and was only thirty. Why shouldn’t she set her sights on a handsome young man? Even if she didn’t, someone was thinking about her all day long. Her mother told her, “You have to marry someone anyway, so marry him!” Her father gazed at her mother, who was ten years older than him, with tenderness in his eyes. What was the big deal? It was just a family tradition. Who could have guessed that before the handsome young man had even passed his trial period, she would meet an older man in the prime of his life: devoted, affectionate, wealthy, wonderful to her, and with no demands for children. If nothing unexpected happened, she would have lived a happy life. But fate had other plans, and the young husband was destined to return...