A Wealthy Wife at Home

I felt really depressed after reading a few chapters! The female lead is even worse than a naive and innocent character; she shows absolutely no intention of properly arranging her dowry after marrying into the family! Surely her dowry wouldn't just be for two or three people?! She only wants her family's support, never thinking about establishing herself in her husband's family so they wouldn't worry so much, and ultimately becoming independent! It all started as a marriage of convenience.

Why are the middle chapters not continuous?

This female lead is incredibly patient! If neither brother had wives or concubines, then changing grooms at the last minute would be understandable. But the current situation is that the male lead already has three concubines, and his original marriage partner is perfectly chaste. Isn't this a huge loss? How can she tolerate all this? Is this really a time-traveling female lead?

The female protagonist transmigrates using the original owner's memories. She only discovers she's been switched at the altar when she lifts the veil; the male protagonist deliberately changed himself to be the groom. It's alright.

It doesn't feel like it's from the Ming Dynasty at all, so why set it in the Ming Dynasty?