The Golden Legitimate Daughter

It's alright. The reborn female protagonist is self-reliant and lives independently. She also wins the true love of Murong, the male supporting character who wronged her in her previous life. He dies for her and wins the male protagonist's lifelong devotion. Murong's coldness in his previous life drove the female protagonist to her death, and his deep love in this life makes people sigh.

Shouldn't Hu Le have some restraint? Spending a night with the Marquis outside the palace is common knowledge, but nothing happens. Being dragged into the Marquis's mansion as his ninth concubine is also common knowledge, but nothing happens. The man surnamed Ling is always cleaning up after the female lead, never questioning her entanglement with the Marquis, only relentlessly saving her.

A small matter can drag on for over ten chapters, and after more than forty chapters, only the marriage and the safety of the dowry have been resolved; the stepmother's son is still being dealt with. In other novels, by chapter forty, the stepmother would have already been dealt with and the map changed. In this novel, the stepmother's son is still not dealt with; is the protagonist destined to remain confined to the mansion forever?