La Qiao's husband died in an accident, so her freedom was purely coincidental. The fate of more women is more like the woman who was forced by her uncle and father-in-law, but her husband's family also sent her back.
Those who tried to break this confinement were beaten and nearly killed. In such a social environment, it is destined that very few people can be free.
Although the three heroines lost all their wealth and support in the end, is it better to trade dignity for food?
I don't feel sorry for them, especially Rani, who helped her daughter-in-law fight against her son, and helped her daughter-in-law run away with her beloved man. This is not an ordinary person.
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