After Becoming the Woman Behind the World's Greatest

My understanding is that the male protagonist probably married the female protagonist to make money to support the brothel, but he is the kind of scumbag with upright views and treats the female protagonist better. The junior sister liked the female protagonist, so she tricked the male protagonist into elopement, planning to get rid of him, and told her brother that they wanted to duel Before the heroine caught up, the junior sister and the male protagonist made it clear (similar to "I lied to you, I like your wife, let's duel", "You betrayed your wife, she will catch up later, and will kill you, you are finished"). Then the male protagonist felt guilty and realized his mistake, so he and the junior sister were "killed" by the female protagonist willingly. Later, the male protagonist helped the female protagonist to revitalize the family because of guilt. The junior sister also gave all the money from the brothel to the female protagonist's family because she liked the female protagonist. The female protagonist became tenacious and became the best in the world because she had been betrayed and experienced so much. The female protagonist still liked the male protagonist, and the male protagonist felt guilty and wanted to make up for it, so the two of them took a step back and got along well, so the female protagonist was very sad when the male protagonist died in the end. After the death of the male protagonist, the female protagonist entered a state of no desire and became the person he used to be. Money no longer mattered to her. It happened that the junior sister and brother knew how to manage it, so she gave it to him. In the end, the junior sister finally achieved her wish and walked happily with the heroine, becoming the final winner of this chapter. That's probably it. I've made up a lot of it myself_(:з∠)_

?? The logic really doesn't make sense. If there are any problems, it's my own fault. For example, there must be evidence for the elopement. For example, if the heroine really eloped, the heroine would be damned. For example, the hero took the heroine as a concubine. For example, there is a sense in passing money around. For example, if there is no such sect, why would such a famous father believe it? Could it be that he bought a navy. Did the male protagonist die in the end because of depression or injury? Baffling

From the interstellar, what if it was an expansion, so he acted impulsively because of a misunderstanding, and the male protagonist endured it because of a debt, or was he willing to die because he loved the female protagonist no matter what her purpose was? (It's a bit inexplicable here), but he didn't really die but was seriously injured. He also helped the heroine fulfill her wish, and then died????

Why have you always been a concubine? Why are you a concubine?

Wuwuwuwu So, does the male protagonist like the female protagonist? Why did he do what he did? It could have been a simple HE... But then it wouldn't be the story. It's very well written, but it makes me feel a little sad... TvT

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhishing ending.

I should have thought of this ending...

Why didn't Jiang Ran explain to Xu Xu? Why doesn't the junior sister express her feelings directly? There are so many bugs

? What I don't understand? Can anyone explain it to me?

... This is going to torture me to death.