The Charming Matchmaker of the Ming Dynasty

The time-traveling female protagonist becomes a matchmaker to survive, and then says that as long as it's true love, she doesn't care whether the man is a wife or a concubine, meaning she can share a man with someone. But later she demands that her husband not cheat on her, which is contradictory and makes the story boring and uninteresting.

The beginning was alright, but it starts to get really toxic after chapter 45. The female protagonist, who has only been in the world for a few months, actually thinks she could accept marrying her true love as a concubine or secondary wife, kneeling before the principal wife every day... With these values, wouldn't she be considered a mistress playing the "true love" card in modern times?

That's outrageous, must have been written by a high school student.

Chapter 282 is gone? Vanished?

The first ten chapters were quite good; the plot was tight, and there were no clichés or unnecessary filler.