The Supporting Character Is Spoiled After Marrying a Powerful Official

I found that the settings of several of the author's books are quite similar. The heroine simply travels through the book and is reborn. The hero is either a prince or a powerful minister. At the beginning, the heroine is either betrothed to her original wife or annulled, and then there are waves of Mary Sue's sweet love stories. . Moreover, they don't seem to pay much attention to plot logic? Well, for patients with logical obsessive-compulsive disorder, which book is not so bloody?

You still live a smooth life, but look at the messy past you married.

The heroine is really frustrated. She wants to die and wants to marry the hero. It's so troublesome. A group of women fight against each other. It's annoying. She wants to drive away a woman with ill intentions but is blamed by her mother-in-law. It's so troublesome. The heroine is almost killed by this woman. Or she ends up being disabled and paralyzed. Instead, she is blamed by her mother-in-law. This is the choice of the heroine. Is there a law and a fine for not getting married? ? ?

The heroine is so courageous, a little bit arrogant, she dares to divulge what God knows from God's perspective at will, and without any personal force, she bravely breaks into a brothel with her maid, and performs on behalf of the oiran, just for money. So I can't stand it anymore. The heroine probably has a hidden background. Are the ancients so easily replaced?

The author writes well, I have voted for it several times!

The heroine's matter has not been resolved yet.

How can I put it, it feels a bit delayed?