A Good-For-Nothing Mother Dressed as Three Cute Babies

The markets in Linwu Continent are always lively, with the sounds of hawking, bargaining, and the sound of carriages and horses mixed together to form a prosperous web. But if you glance behind the bright shop or in the shadow of the deep alley, you can see another scene: a few sallow and skinny children huddled in the corner. Their mother, who may have been a concubine of a respectable family, has now been issued with a divorce note. She is holding a few coins in her hands and looking blankly at the passers-by wearing silk and satin on the street. The word "abandoned wife" here not only refers to a broken marriage, but more like a tattoo branded on the forehead, which means social death, being thrown into the ruins outside the mainstream order, left to fend for itself.