Only those without ambition would not think of earning their own money, but would instead focus solely on others' pockets.
Yun Jiao had long prepared Ruru's dowry.
There is a saying among the people, called the Five Not To Marry.
The first rule is not to marry the eldest daughter of a widowed mother.
It means that a girl without a mother lacks maternal guidance from a young age, resulting in her inability to conduct herself properly in adulthood. Whoever marries such a girl will find she cannot bear the responsibility of supporting and educating the family.
Yun Jiao cannot change this old saying, nor can she alter others' perceptions, but she fears Ruru will be looked down upon because of it. From a young age, she not only carefully taught Ruru but also thoughtfully prepared her dowry.
Whenever she saw something rare and precious, she bought it, thinking it would be useful when Ruru gets married.
