A Life of Wealth and Good Fortune

In the previous life, the heroine's husband was set up by a woman. Since he didn't want to take him in, he shouldn't take him in. It's not like the heroine forced him to take him in. Why did he hope that the heroine wouldn't agree? But the heroine didn't object, so he took her in as a concubine. He also said that he didn't go to the woman's room. If he hadn't connived, how could the heroine's children have ended up so miserably? , Why did he end up marrying that woman to a bastard? It means that the woman has no background at all, and she has no reason to take her as a concubine, and there is no reason to let this woman control everything. The heroine's experience in the previous life is clearly that the hero is too scumbag, so scumbag that he just lets his concubine harm his first wife, his first wife, his first daughter, and his first son without interfering at all. Does the author still want to clear his name? But the heroine is also weird. After rebirth, the golden finger is too wide, she has everything, and she has no brain.