(Historical era + both pure + no golden finger + family and everyday life)
Su Xingwan spent half her life feeling indebted to her cousin for saving her. To repay her, she did as her cousin asked and married her husband’s younger brother. When her cousin asked her to help care for her three daughters, she devoted herself to raising them into outstanding young women. Later, when the three daughters wanted to cut ties with their mother, her cousin blamed Su Xingwan for everything. The two women fell out, and only then did Su Xingwan learn from her cousin that Xie Yuechuan had been in love with someone else when he married her, and that not long after their wedding, he had moved in with the woman he loved in the county town.
Because of the cousin's life-saving grace, the heroine is allowed to marry whoever she wants. After the heroine is married, she still works as a caravan to take care of the children. Didn't New China liberate the heroine?
It turns out that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. It is a misunderstanding that he has another family.
Well written, keep up the good work! Grateful