Widow's Wedding

The heroine travels through time as a widow with a sister-in-law. The heroine's mother and sister-in-law don't want to see her, and her father feels sorry for the heroine but can't take care of things. The heroine has to earn money to support two people. The heroine has met 4 men, a childhood sweetheart, cousin Ning, but the cousin's mother is firmly opposed to marrying the heroine. One is a small wealthy family where the male partner Zheng died in business, his wife, two sons, and servants. After the female protagonist gave her sincerity, the male partner Zheng killed someone and the female protagonist was unwilling to marry the male partner Zheng. She was almost silenced by the male partner Zheng, and then she realized that she had met a scumbag. There is no male protagonist in this article. The female protagonist has no planned life in the article. She just earns some money in one way or another as she pleases. She knows that people who are not good to her are still like a holy mother, and the same is true when she encounters a scumbag. It is obvious that the scumbag has big loopholes but still has to give in. In the end, I don't know what the heroine wanted to do in ancient times. Why does it feel that it has become a modern way of life? Is it still an ancient saying? It doesn't mean it doesn't look good.

Is this the end? What a trap!