As the saying goes, there are three great joys for a man: promotion, fortune, and the death of his wife!
But in Yang Daya's view, women can also be happy with these three things, but the order must be reversed.
The first marriage brings happiness, the second marriage brings wealth, and the third marriage brings the world.
So what if the world slanders her, humiliates her and belittles her behind her back?
She was just a village girl, and she grew up being beaten and scolded.
Being sold into slavery was a turning point in fate and an opportunity.
If you don't use marriage as an opportunity to exchange for capital, and climb up on the shoulders of dead husbands, how can you win the world?
Do you blame her for being unloyal and virtuous?
Her dead husbands don't care, so it's someone else's turn to comment?
What did her damn husbands say?
"Fool, you are so good-looking, I will definitely keep you..."
"Daya, I have really loved you for the past six years, haven't I?"
"Yang Daya, since I know that you own half of this country, you should guard it well and don't let others take it."
She has no guilt and they have no complaints, that's enough!
Intention: A woman can have true love, ambition and desire coexist, and then embark on the road to success.