On Their Wedding Night, the Medical Concubine Took Two Cute Babies and Blew up the Palace

I feel like the female protagonist is relatively naive. At first she could endure her anger in order to live, but later she treated the male protagonist's leg and fell in love with him before being betrayed by him. Shouldn't she take her mother and younger brother away with her mother and younger brother after she gave He Li Shu? Why do you have to stay with the male protagonist who has a bunch of rotten peach blossoms and a knife hanging over his head? Later, she was tricked by the male protagonist into working as a maid for his concubine. How could she do such a good job? He was hurt again and again, and he was the most kind-hearted person even if he didn't stab him. Give up the book. I feel that the author's outlook on life is not good. Women are abused like that and still have a happy reunion. Give up the book.

What was originally a good book always contains some articles about the epidemic. Is the author a doctor?